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    4/05/2015 9:28 pm  #51

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    artie_fufkin wrote:

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    Cards have nothing for motte

    Motte was around 95-96. Not sure he can't get away with that for an entire season.
     

    True and he was about as amped up as he can get.  Playing his old team on opening night. 
     

     

    4/05/2015 9:34 pm  #52

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    Not a very impressive night for Adams.

     

    4/05/2015 9:41 pm  #53

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    Matheny already out-thinking himself by bringing in Martinez.

     

    4/05/2015 9:46 pm  #54

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    Tsunamy still has a ways to go before he earns any sort of confidence.

     

    4/05/2015 9:48 pm  #55

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    20 pitch innings aren't going to cut it in the rotation.

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    4/05/2015 9:50 pm  #56

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    I'm really tired of this guy with the Scottish accent telling me to feed my lawn when it's still buried under a foot of snow.

     

    4/05/2015 9:52 pm  #57

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    Matheny already out-thinking himself by bringing in Martinez.

    I wonder when his first start is goung to be?
     

     

    4/05/2015 9:53 pm  #58

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    Rebuilding.

    The Braves have been close, but not good enough the last couple of years. They were going to lose Heyward and Justin Upton to free agency. They're getting something for their pieces, before those pieces leave anyway. Trading Kimbrel makes sense because why have a great closer on a team that will win 70 games. I don't know anything about the prospects they've received in their trades, but I understand the idea.

    They got Carlos Quentin and Cameron Maybin in this trade. I suppose if they want to crown their DL with more guys, it's a good deal.
     

    They also got 2 minor leaguers and a draft pick. And San Diego took all of Upton's contract.

    Yeah, I think the salary dump was the trade-off for Kimbrel.
     

     

    4/05/2015 9:54 pm  #59

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    Not a very impressive night for Adams.

    Or Soler. He seems to have moments when he's Yasiel Puig, and moments when he's Yasmine Bleeth.
     

     

    4/05/2015 9:54 pm  #60

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    I'm really tired of this guy with the Scottish accent telling me to feed my lawn when it's still buried under a foot of snow.

    Bob cut our lawn for the first time this weekend.

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    4/05/2015 9:55 pm  #61

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    artie_fufkin wrote:

    I'm really tired of this guy with the Scottish accent telling me to feed my lawn when it's still buried under a foot of snow.

    Bob cut our lawn for the first time this weekend.

    Bite me.
     

     

    4/05/2015 9:56 pm  #62

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    Not a very impressive night for Adams.

    Or Soler. He seems to have moments when he's Yasiel Puig, and moments when he's Yasmine Bleeth.
     

    Or the umpire. He's been consistently bad. At least it's seemed pretty equal for both teams.

    And Maddon may age 60 years watching these Cubs rookies try to mature. Hell, he may age another 20 watching Castro play short.

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    4/05/2015 9:56 pm  #63

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    Interesting that Pedro Strop made a big deal out of striking out Mark Reynolds. It's not like he's the first one to do it.

     

    4/05/2015 9:56 pm  #64

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    Umpire just guessing. Throw a fucking dart why don't you

     

    4/05/2015 9:57 pm  #65

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    Not a very impressive night for Adams.

    The hr utopia that the reynolds signing provided has faided with the eye test.  What little i seen in spring was horrible and tonight was more the same.  I wonder if grichuk can play first?

     

    4/05/2015 9:58 pm  #66

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    I know it's not all that warm, but leaving a 3-0 game in the 8th inning?

     

    4/05/2015 9:58 pm  #67

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    I'm really tired of this guy with the Scottish accent telling me to feed my lawn when it's still buried under a foot of snow.

     

    You really have snow still?

     

    4/05/2015 9:59 pm  #68

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    artie_fufkin wrote:

    tkihshbt wrote:

    Not a very impressive night for Adams.

    Or Soler. He seems to have moments when he's Yasiel Puig, and moments when he's Yasmine Bleeth.
     

    Or the umpire. He's been consistently bad. At least it's seemed pretty equal for both teams.

    And Maddon may age 60 years watching these Cubs rookies try to mature. Hell, he may age another 20 watching Castro play short.

    That would still make him 27 years away from the 107-year slump the Cubs are currently experiencing.
     

     

    4/05/2015 10:01 pm  #69

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    I'm really tired of this guy with the Scottish accent telling me to feed my lawn when it's still buried under a foot of snow.

     

    You really have snow still?

    My son's first two track meets have been canceled because the track is still covered in snow.
     

     

    4/05/2015 10:02 pm  #70

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    Or Soler. He seems to have moments when he's Yasiel Puig, and moments when he's Yasmine Bleeth.
     

    Or the umpire. He's been consistently bad. At least it's seemed pretty equal for both teams.

    And Maddon may age 60 years watching these Cubs rookies try to mature. Hell, he may age another 20 watching Castro play short.

    That would still make him 27 years away from the 107-year slump the Cubs are currently experiencing.
     

    According to Rizzo, it ends this year.

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    4/05/2015 10:16 pm  #71

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    The Cardinals may have more steals tonight than they had all of last April.

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    4/05/2015 10:16 pm  #72

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    Chugging Pepto.

     

    4/05/2015 10:19 pm  #73

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    Wow. Matheny really does have a steal sign.

     

    4/05/2015 10:19 pm  #74

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    Throw strikes

     

    4/05/2015 10:21 pm  #75

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    Schilling just said "both (catchers) have done a great job tonight." Except there have been three, and Montero looks like he's using a shoebox instead of a glove.

     

     

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