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byrdz last won the day on September 9 2007

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  1. Exactly. Should we got ahead and slot Mateo at SS since he’s OPSing .915?
  2. Yeah it was posted already. In case you were wondering why no one responded.
  3. Missed opportunity to include Spicoli in the fourth box.
  4. Well there’s this article from last ST. https://www.mlb.com/news/ryan-o-hearn-benefitting-from-new-shift-restrictions?partnerID=web_article-share
  5. We were all waiting for it… McCann: “It kind of caught us off-guard — the velo, the way the ball was coming out of his hand.”
  6. Nice to see the Birds play and get the win but any more of that announcing and I'd be sleeping.
  7. I’m going with C. Always up for a good conspiracy theory.
  8. Is the bird on the new ST cap the most recent one that the cartoon bird replaced or from a different era?
  9. Sounds like an accidental downvote. Providing a screenshot of my upvote. If I wanted to remove it I could just click on the tiny “x” in the bottom right hand corner of the post.
  10. Funny, I thought the same last year. Maybe the contract year will help this time.
  11. Keith Law's take on Cowser last year this around this time: article here "Cowser looks like he’ll be as advertised — a very solid, reliable regular, maybe a 55, but perhaps not a star. Cowser has very good feel to hit, at least against right-handed pitching, as he hit .307/.432/.530 off them, but struggled against lefties with a 33 percent strikeout rate and just a .194/.329/.287 line on the season. He took off when he reached Double A in late June, moving to a slightly better ballpark for left-handed hitters, and didn’t stop hitting until he reached Triple A in September, where he was overmatched by offspeed stuff of all varieties."
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