More games feasting on PIRATES pitching (and Shelton decisions) during away games.
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GreenWeenie
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If he goes to the Reds, Cutch will be good for 45.
More games feasting on PIRATES pitching (and Shelton decisions) during away games.((
More games feasting on PIRATES pitching (and Shelton decisions) during away games.
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6055424249704242494E42270 wrote: If he goes to the Reds, Cutch will be good for 45.
More games feasting on PIRATES pitching (and Shelton decisions) during away games.((
You are probably right. In that ballpark 40 to 45 homers would be a strong possibility for Cutch.
More games feasting on PIRATES pitching (and Shelton decisions) during away games.
((You are probably right. In that ballpark 40 to 45 homers would be a strong possibility for Cutch.
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GreenWeenie
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Heck. I think Dave can hit 20 if he faced Pirates pitching for a whole season.
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Bobster21
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In 7 games as a Pirate Ildemaro Vargas was 1 for 13 (.077) with 1 RBI. In 1 game with the Dbacks he is 2 for 4 with 3 RBIs.
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We were one of the bumpers as this human pinball bounced around the machine. Heck, even the D'backs got rid of him before.
You DO know what this means, don't you?
He's JOSE BAUTISTA coming back to bite us in the baseballs again!
You DO know what this means, don't you?
He's JOSE BAUTISTA coming back to bite us in the baseballs again!
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Meadows homers off of Cole today.
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ArnoldRothstein
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Jim "Mudcat" Grant RIP at 85.
Traded by the A's to the Pirates in September, 1970 for prospect Angel Mangual. Sold back to the A's in August, 1971. A 20-game winner, he went 145-119 in 14 major league seasons, and was 2-1 in the 1965 World Series against the Dodgers.
Traded by the A's to the Pirates in September, 1970 for prospect Angel Mangual. Sold back to the A's in August, 1971. A 20-game winner, he went 145-119 in 14 major league seasons, and was 2-1 in the 1965 World Series against the Dodgers.
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maher.timothy20@gm
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Jameson Taillon's start on June 12 vs. Phillies:
0.1 innings pitched, 5 hits, four runs
He's now 1-4 with a 5.74 ERA
Josh Bell is currently batting .214 for the Nats.
0.1 innings pitched, 5 hits, four runs
He's now 1-4 with a 5.74 ERA
Josh Bell is currently batting .214 for the Nats.
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Bobster21
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2D212825326E34292D2F342839727000272D400 wrote: Jameson Taillon's start on June 12 vs. Phillies:
0.1 innings pitched, 5 hits, four runs
He's now 1-4 with a 5.74 ERA
Josh Bell is currently batting .214 for the Nats.
Not only is Bell hurting the Nats with his bat but he's been batting behind Juan Soto and giving pitchers no reason to pitch to the Nats' best hitter. As a result. Soto is now 2nd in the NL in walks. He's only 4th on the Nats in hits and has only 8 HRs despite leading the team in OBP due to all the walks. So Bell is hurting his team with his own lack of hitting while also taking the bat out of the hands of the team's best hitter. The Nats are in last place in their division.
0.1 innings pitched, 5 hits, four runs
He's now 1-4 with a 5.74 ERA
Josh Bell is currently batting .214 for the Nats.
Not only is Bell hurting the Nats with his bat but he's been batting behind Juan Soto and giving pitchers no reason to pitch to the Nats' best hitter. As a result. Soto is now 2nd in the NL in walks. He's only 4th on the Nats in hits and has only 8 HRs despite leading the team in OBP due to all the walks. So Bell is hurting his team with his own lack of hitting while also taking the bat out of the hands of the team's best hitter. The Nats are in last place in their division.