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gonna need more runs, probably at least three more to win this one five ain't gonna do it. need to burn out their bullpen for tomorrow

great to see the Big Man raking again let's hope Miguel is OK gonna need him

and why can't we get Berroa out either

let's get two this inning against Al Levine, who's been dumped by the Rays, Angels and Sox -- a zillion times. let's keep MacDougal in thepen

this is either going to the best win of the year, excluding the four against the Cubs or the (not going to finish the sentence)

tighten the noose boys tighten the freakin noose

konerko swung at ball four THREE TIMES AHHHHHHHHHHH

freakin paulie chases ball freakin four

Grimsley c'mon paulie make up for that ball you butchered at first base

i don't mind seeing wright -- as long as he ain't walkin one or two guys every inning farmer has always insisted his future is as a big-time closer could be, because he ain't hackin it as a starter

that's it WUNSCHIE now let's get the runs before MacDougal gets into the freakin game

danny wright warming in the pen GULP!!!!!!

seems like we're getting two strikes on tons of batters -- and struggling to put them away

gotta quit letting Bret Mayne, Dee Brown and Desi Relaford beat us hell, this ain't the Red Sox or Yankees it's the freakin royals -- without Sweeney

plenty of time to rally what the bullpen needs to do is hold them -- and stop their offensive momentum NOW

farmio and Rooney called it on the radio keep the line movin, fellas, keep the line movin

three straight days of rancid pitching and questionable fielding we need another right hander in the bullpen

only thing I've found is Birmingham won, 5-1. huntsville only had five hits and scored a run in the ninth searching for box.

found this one on a minor league baseball web site Friday, August 01, 2003 By Joe Barbieri, SportsTicker Staff Writer BOSTON (Ticker) -- Though he's only been playing for a little more than a month, Ricardo Nanita has become of the more recognizable names in the minors this season. A 14th-round pick out of Florida International University this June, Nanita has hit the ground running in the rookie-level Pioneer League. In his second game, he had three hits, including a homer, and two RBI in a 16-7 loss to the Billings Mustangs on June 18. Though not a noteworthy achievement at the time, it marked the beginning of what would become a league-record 30-game hitting streak. On July 18, Nanita had three hits to extend the streak to 28 games, eclipsing K.C. Gillum's previous league mark of 27 straight games July 21-August 18, 1990. Though the streak came to a halt on July 21, Nanita has not stopped making news. On July 28, Nanita hit for the cycle in a 10-6 victory over the Helena Brewers. Completing the performance with a grand slam in the eighth inning, he became the second player in the league - and on his team - to pull off the feat. The next night, Nanita hit another grand slam as part of his first professional two-homer game as the White Sox beat the Brewers, 12-6. The native of Santo Domingo, however, has not stopped there either. On July 31, Nanita singled in four at-bats to extend his streak of reaching base safely to 40 straight games. It is the longest such streak in a short-season league since Kevin Youkilis reached in 46 straight with the Lowell Spinners of the New York-Penn League in 2001. Nanita, who hit .388 this spring as first-team All-South Central Region Team selection in his junior year, has made a seamless transition to pro ball. He was hitting .381 through July 31.

tigers have just hung 5 runs on rincon and mays in the 8th tigers 9 twinkies 2 top of the 8th

warren morris doubles into the corner, three runs score TIGERS 9 Twinkies 2 i'm switching to the Sox game

panic spreADing in the Twinkie Dome Gardenhire rushes to the mound to pull Rincon with a 2-1 count on Morris joe mays asked to save the day

a walk bases loaded for Warren Morris

Twinkies losing to Tigers 6-2 in the eighth

and Santiago delivers, blooping a single to left two runs score 6-2 Tigahs