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7/21/16 Tigers @ Sox

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There's some good pitching right there.

Just missed that...Eaton owning Pelfrey. Would be nice to see Anderson try to hit it to the right side.

Edited by Scoots

QUOTE (Scoots @ Jul 21, 2016 -> 07:05 PM)
Just missed that...Eaton owning Pelfrey. Would be nice to see Anderson try to hit it to the right side.

He did it. Nice!

Really nice at bat by Anderson

Sounds like the Cell is going to be filled with Cubs fans next week. Hope the Sox sweep 'em.

Beautiful peace of hitting by Anderson there. Love it.

Anderson is more professional then anyone else

Glad he's the untouchable guy right now.

No excuse for him to not be in motion there

QUOTE (fathom @ Jul 21, 2016 -> 08:10 PM)
No excuse for him to not be in motion there

That's most likely on Robin if you believe Stoney.

QUOTE (South Side Fireworks Man @ Jul 22, 2016 -> 01:08 AM)
Sounds like the Cell is going to be filled with Cubs fans next week. Hope the Sox sweep 'em.

 

Should be fun facing Arrieta and Hendricks

Why does it seem as if Sox players are hell bent on hitting into double plays as often as they can?

QUOTE (Insp @ Jul 21, 2016 -> 08:11 PM)
Why does it seem as if Sox players are hell bent on hitting into double plays as often as they can?

Grounding into double plays are not characteristic of bad baseball players. Quite the opposite. Great players GIDP more than anyone else. It's not a good thing to complain about.

 

All time leaders in GIDP

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Because they have dumb hitters. Like Cabrera for all he's done is the biggest culprit.

QUOTE (Deadpool @ Jul 21, 2016 -> 08:12 PM)
Grounding into double plays are not characteristic of bad baseball players. Quite the opposite. Great players GIDP more than anyone else.

 

Elaborate? If you know a guy's a sinkerball pitcher and you pound one in the dirt, how is that the opposite of bad?

QUOTE (Insp @ Jul 22, 2016 -> 02:11 AM)
Why does it seem as if Sox players are hell bent on hitting into double plays as often as they can?

 

Ground ball pitcher with fast runner and contact hitter at the plate should lead to motion on the bases

Hug watch with Lawrie?

Saladino in for Lawrie #hugwatch

Lawrie out of game....

 

Edited by EvilJester99

Hug Watch?

QUOTE (pettie4sox @ Jul 21, 2016 -> 08:13 PM)
Elaborate? If you know a guy's a sinkerball pitcher and you pound one in the dirt, how is that the opposite of bad?

Great players GIDP a lot. It's more a product of bad luck. A GIDP is a groundout with a player on first. That's really it.

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QUOTE (Deadpool @ Jul 22, 2016 -> 02:15 AM)
Great players GIDP a lot. It's more a product of bad luck. A GIDB is a groundout with a player on first. That's really it.

 

Yep Anderson has hit into quite a few DP already. More cause he hits it hard.

Injury?

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