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6D3B2D39362C3C373A2D1F38323E3633713C5F0 wrote: I just turned on the All Star Game pregame program.  It looks like the players are wearing a special jersey.  I hope they’re going to change out of them and into their team’s uniform.  It’s one of the cool things about baseball’s All Star Game, and one of the reasons I watch.



I have very few positive things to say about the people running baseball.


If Rob Manfred can come up with something to ruin the game, rest assured, he will.

Tuned in to the All Star game just as Bednar came in. I thought he looked strong last night. He threw a couple sharp curves and some nasty splitters. He just appeared to have a lot of snap to his pitches in general.

Astros open the second half of the season with a doubleheader

victory over the Yankees.

In the Blue Jays 28-5 win over Boston last night, Ramel Tapia hit an inside the park grand slam when the CF didn't see his routine fly ball.



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So the Red Sox gave up more than 20 runs in a game. I guess it happens to other teams, too.

287E687C736979727F685A7D777B737634791A0 wrote: So the Red Sox gave up more than 20 runs in a game.  I guess it happens to other teams, too.
We thought we had it bad. Toronto 28 runs on 29 hits. I wonder

if this is some kind of record.?

112F2A22312929220227302374460 wrote: So the Red Sox gave up more than 20 runs in a game.  I guess it happens to other teams, too.
We thought we had it bad. Toronto 28 runs on 29 hits. I wonder

if this is some kind of record.?


The record is 30 runs scored by the Rangers about 15 years ago. Three other teams have scored 29 in a single game.

Red Sox are down 55-8 in their last three games.

7B2D3B2F203A2A212C3B092E24282025672A490 wrote: So the Red Sox gave up more than 20 runs in a game.  I guess it happens to other teams, too.
We thought we had it bad. Toronto 28 runs on 29 hits. I wonder

if this is some kind of record.?


The record is 30 runs scored by the Rangers about 15 years ago.  Three other teams have scored 29 in a single game.
Rangers beat the Orioles 30-3 on 8/22/07. Rangers needed a 6-run 9th to hit 30 and got it. It was game 1 of a D/H. Rangers won 2nd game 9-7. All 30 runs were against actual pitchers. So Orioles pitchers gave up 39 runs in the D/H. A few days later they gave up 11 and 15 runs in consecutive games. In a span of 7 games from August 22-28, they gave up 85 runs. A few days later on Sept 1, they lost 10-0. Then on Sept 5 they lost 17-2. On Sept 11-12 they lost 10-5 and 18-6. And there were 3 more games in September where they gave up double-digit runs.



Their pitching coach was Leo Mazzone, who was a coaching guru when he had Glavine, Maddux and Smoltz in Atlanta. Wasn't so easy with Baltimore's staff.



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0A272A3B3C2D3A7A79480 wrote: In the Blue Jays 28-5 win over Boston last night, Ramel Tapia hit an inside the park grand slam when the CF didn't see his routine fly ball.



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off of ex-Bucco Austin Davis too.