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1. Adam Frazier (L) 2B

2. Bryan Reynolds (S) LF

3. Starling Marte (R) CF

4. Josh Bell (S) 1B

5. Jose Osuna (R) RF

6. Colin Moran (L) 3B

7. Kevin Newman (R) SS

8. Jacob Stallings (R) C

9. Joe Musgrove (R) P



Nice to see Osuna in there again. We need to see how he does playing on an everyday basis to see how he fits next year's team.

Nice start! Frazier hits the 1st pitch of the game for a HR.

I made it thru 3 innings before I had t overlay the radio broadcast on MLBTV because I couldn't take any more of the Block/Walk chit chat.

4A676A7B7C6D7A3A39080 wrote: I made it thru 3 innings before I had t overlay the radio broadcast on MLBTV because I couldn't take any more of the Block/Walk chit chat.


Walk is okay to me. But Block, a pile of poo! I even turn of Bob Prince if Block was doing a game. That's saying something.

And we give up the little league HR. This team is incredible at finding ways to lose.

All they had to do was get the ball to the infield.

103139103B33540 wrote: I made it thru 3 innings before I had t overlay the radio broadcast on MLBTV because I couldn't take any more of the Block/Walk chit chat.


Walk is okay to me.  But Block, a pile of poo!  I even turn of Bob Prince if Block was doing a game.  That's saying something.
Yes, I like Walk. But as always happens when Block is the PBP guy, he draws his color man into his endless chatter. Having switched over to radio tonight, it's a world of difference with Brown/Wehner discussing the game and occasionally going off topic as opposed to Block/Walk maintaining a continuous off topic chatter and occasionally addressing the game.

Newman, Moran, and Musgrove all deserve errors on that little league home run.

07002C3B2D4E0 wrote: Newman, Moran, and Musgrove all deserve errors on that little league home run.
Disgraceful. But par for the course for the always fundamentally challenged teams Hurdle oversees. I know Hurdle can only helplessly watch as his team plays so poorly every game but when fundamentals are so consistently mishandled, it ultimately falls on the manager for not being able to get through to his players.

Ho-hum, the usual result.