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Madrigals going to get so much hate for that here

Hit one out right here

Fuck yeah! Wow

Man i just have a bad feeling

Lets go Heuer!

Good call he was getting hit hard

Id say put him out there in the 6th with a short leash

thought Pujols got that

raaaaaaaaaaaa i dont like this

Damn feel like Robert should have hit that 500 feet

G is looking amazing, and it feels like hes wanting this more than ever.

If Cease and Rodon pitch like this in the regular season then I will forever hate Don Cooper

Tatis and Soto on this team KILL ME

That was a great atbat by Robert

ELLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOYYYY!!!!

What an absolute shit show

Im so absolutely pissed off about this..he should never take the field again (and shouldnt have been allowed to after last years fiasco)

this cubs broadcast is absolute cringe

Lopez definitely needs the be sent down this year. Rodon and Cease have the 4 and 5 spot on lock imo.

love how that was up and in and he still hit it 400+ feet

Dustin Pedroia, ss, Arizona State University (2004) SCOUTING REPORT: Pedroia's tools are below-average across the board, but scouts say don't ever sell him short. He will be a big leaguer, and probably an everyday player. He's not physically gifted at 5-foot-9 and 165 pounds, but Pedroia is a classic overachiever and possibly the best player in college baseball. He has a tireless work ethic, an exceptional sense of the game and a tremendous on-field presence. No player is as hard-nosed or competitive, and he is without peer as a team leader. He's a blood-and-guts player who thrives under pressure and makes everyone around him play better. Scouts question whether he can be an everyday shortstop on an upper-division team because his arm and range are short, but he catches almost everything hit at him. He has very sure hands, a quick release and excellent hand-eye coordination, and is adept at cheating and anticipating plays. He doesn't profile any better as a second baseman than a shortstop, because more offense is demanded at second. While he leads the Sun Devils with a .412 average and eight home runs, he doesn't have a pretty swing and is mainly a slap hitter. But he has good strike-zone judgment and is a tough out. Among current big leaguers, he compares to Angels shortstop David Eckstein. On raw tools, Pedroia is not a conventional high-round pick but he's a perfect fit for a performance-based organization like the A's, who have four of the first 40 picks. --ALLAN SIMPSON (written May, 2004)

The Royals are going to be good this year, just watch. That lineup is great

unlike last year he looked like a big league pitcher today.

Yeah you could tell they were sitting on his fastball, couple of them were hard hit.

Much better control, he upped his pace. Hopefully this is the start of something great