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Chicago @ Tampa Bay ALDS Game 2

nitetrain8601
in 2008 Season in Review

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QUOTE (spiderman @ Oct 3, 2008 -> 07:39 PM)
I think he'll take 3 straight strikes to end the inning.

I can see that.

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Lawl, that pitch was less of a strike than the first pitch called a ball.

Take 2 more.

 

Mine as well.

i wish he would've been swinging 3-0

same pitch now a strike...

WTF????????

i hate this umpire with all my heart and soul

SWING THE f***ING BAT!

Swisher wants the ump to save him. Good luck.

 

 

Swisher is watching the game along with us.

QUOTE (BigSqwert @ Oct 3, 2008 -> 05:40 PM)
I can see that.

almost there

That was ball 4, but it does set up my prediction of looking at 3 straight strikes to end the inning.

swing the bat

QUOTE (Sox It To Em @ Oct 3, 2008 -> 07:41 PM)
swing the bat

it was a ball

QUOTE (BigSqwert @ Oct 3, 2008 -> 07:40 PM)
I can see that.

 

One more.

QUOTE (Reddy @ Oct 3, 2008 -> 07:41 PM)
it was a ball

 

I meant now.

LOL

Nice. This team blows.

LOL

LOL. Clearly a strike.

JESUS f***ING CHRIST!!!!!!!

cb bucknor needs to die

GET TOSSED OZZIE! That was not a f***ing strike. f*** YOU CB!

wow... so bad......

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