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The KC DH/corner of.

But it was 5 for 1! Who we didn't even want to pay anyway. Just holding down the back end of the rotation is about all we can expect from Soroka. Just doesn't have that crispness on his pitches after all the injuries. No choice but to keep throwing him out there and hope he finds it again.

Well, there's no easy solutions stowed away just waiting at Charlotte either.

Norfolk/Charlotte game is much more fun. 8-8 tie in the 8th.

Speas getting destroyed. 8-7 Tides in seventh.

At least we have three front office guys and five coaches with KC ties. Would much rather have Witt, Jr.

Cannon at least got through 5 with only three earned runs scoring. Well...almost. 4 2/3.

Hudler comparing Fletcher to a RH Grebeck. If only he could hit like him.

I can't stand Stone anymore...and the VPN signal is coming in better on iPad.

That was prime Tim Anderson there.

Who had a higher average sprint speed than Moncada after two Achilles' tears. Just hustles. Sheets will be in that lineup forever.

Benintendi was the first ask for Sale...no. Then Moncada. Devers was going to be the second or third piece if they couldn't agree on Kopech. No again.

$289 million in your pocket?

Smoked. 113 exit velo.

And yet Boston protected him and Devers in favor of Moncada/Kopech.

Eleven runs in 5+ games... Averaging one double play per inning would be something.

Franchise player erases his mistake.

Robert, Jr.?

Pierre and Pods-like out there.

Vaughn just not athletic enough to give his glove down quickly on that double. Hard hit, but he's always going to be below average over there and his lack of height and jumping ability/agility does him no favors.

No Rex Hudler...Benintendi doesn't have a good arm. You already saw him enough in KC.

Only down 2-0 after top of first. Cannon at 91-93. Cutter upper 80s. No Colas again???

Let's just see if he lands on his feet after inevitably getting dumped...Grifol will be the first to go, then Getz for attempting to copy the Royals. The claim will be that a fresh institutional approach was needed.

Twins don't even sell out their season opener against CLE. After breaking the post season losing streak and actually winning a series and the Central. 35000+ plus announced...real attendance closer to upper 20s/low 30s. Cutting $30,000,000 in salary not exactly exciting the fanbase.

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