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That's right! Ihope that increased our leverage... "Can't trade him away before the bobblehead night" "how 'bout we add another pitcher?"

Rooker!!!! I repeat my question... Is he the new Cruz?

It is nice to have a margin for air.

This got old quickly.

Don't know... I'm not much of a teacher...

Yup, iSchoop with the hit. Had they mentioned the hitting streak before? And Cabrera... Sigh. When it rains, it pours...

That is why i cultivate low expectations....

No worries. We got this. Have a good evening!

Could he have landed it though? A double axel is harder than it looks...

He is engaged in the action at least. And he did make closer than one might expect.

Online webster: "Definition of uptake 1: the act or action of grasping with the mind : UNDERSTANDING, COMPREHENSION —usually used in the phrases quick on the uptake and slow on the uptake" And no, i don't have an uptake. This i sthe problem...

Now i follow. The artist for Big John, rather than either song... Sorry for being slow on the uptake.

Garver!! Alas, no one for him to drive in this time.

Might you be talking about Dunderbeck? That one is about sausages...

I am glad Cave is back.

Well, we got a lead, at least. And we marooned a runner at 3rd. A little good a little disappoint, all part of a balanced breakfast.

Garver!!

Donaldson busts up the no hitter in the... 2nd!

Nice infield play there, too!

Clearly the inspiration for The Ballad of Irving, which was able to track down because it was got included ina Dr. Demento collection. I learn something new every game thread!

Doesn't ring a bell... How's it go? Not some obscure Robin Hood reference?

I been doing it wrong all these years? Some day maybe i will learn what this word "polite" means...

That double was lead off? Pineda showing he can thrive in extra innings!

I hope we win.

Is the plural of col. mustard cols. mustard? They mighta done more than you saw... I thought the word "up" was superfluous, myself. Woulda been more appropriate if they had meant mustard instead of mustered, as you butter things up, but you muster the troops. All leaving me confused by the sentence, betwixt and between.