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Game Thread: Orioles @ Twins, 7/7/2015

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Sano (in the clean up spot) hits a long... foul.

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    There it goes! May that be the first of many

Boom!

maybe sano should be the second all star.

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Rhett Bollinger ‏@RhettBollinger  · 6m6 minutes ago 
Miguel Sano's first career homer left the bat at 108 mph and went 396 feet, per Statcast data. He also has a hit in all 6 games he's played.

Sano's first MLB homer. Was awesome!

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Parmelee doubles to lead off.

 

Advances to 3rd on a ground out.

 

Can Gibson strand another runner at 3rd w/ 1 out?

 

Stay tuned...

Parmelee doubles to lead off.Advances to 3rd on a ground out.Can Gibson strand another runner at 3rd w/ 1 out?Stay tuned...

But of course.

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Am I wrong, or did it look like DanSan stood there and watched his ground ball for a second?

Am I wrong, or did it look like DanSan stood there and watched his ground ball for a second?

Yes he did wait. Cost him a hit

I'm really glad to have tuned in tonight.  See Sano's first bomb, and then see that play - Gibson throws 'em out on a strikeout.  Never seen that before. 

Patrick Reusse has said that one of the great things about baseball is that no matter how many games you've seen there's a chance that you can see something you've never seen before. I've never seen a 1-3 putout on a strikeout before.

Pretty good stuff early on.  Keep it up, lads.   

Sano now hitting .445/.544/.722. OPS 1.266.

Small sample size?

Yes, but he is that guy who can strike fear into a pitcher. Haven't had that since Thome.

Good play by Hardy.

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Heads up!

Patrick Reusse has said that one of the great things about baseball is that no matter how many games you've seen there's a chance that you can see something you've never seen before. I've never seen a run score by a strike out.

Zuke's obviously the better catcher in this game.

 

Patrick Reusse has said that one of the great things about baseball is that no matter how many games you've seen there's a chance that you can see something you've never seen before. I've never seen a 1-3 putout on a strikeout before.

...and, another one.  I think Wieters got crossed up, looked like he was thinking fastball.  Still, one heck of an entertaining play for Twinkie fans!

....and then Rosario gets a RBI strikeout. Haven't seen that before.

Our strategy of making the other team play White Sox baseball seems to be working so far.

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CBU:

 

Rhett Bollinger ‏@RhettBollinger  · 3m3 minutes ago 
Twins get a run on a strikeout ... Rosario strikes out swinging but reaches on a passed ball to allow Mauer to score from third. Up 4-0.

 

After 3.

 

Patrick Reusse has said that one of the great things about baseball is that no matter how many games you've seen there's a chance that you can see something you've never seen before. I've never seen a run score by a strike out.

I have, actually. I saw it happen a few years ago when Michael Restovich was on the team. He's the one who struck out and reached base which allowed a run to score. It may have even been a walk-off win

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