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Ugh ... this is game is agoniiizziinnggg ...

Perhaps. But it sure as hell beats getting the **** knocked out of us by this team, like we have usually had done to us in recent years up until late last season, right ??? :)

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If we can get through this inning that reliever will have to face our Righty's. He's giving up a .350 avg to Rightys

If we keep getting through innings, we're gonna have to throw Gregg out there. I already have that bad feeling we'll have to see him at some point in this series.

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