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Independence Day - Tillman vs. Mariners 7/4


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I'm not sure what is more impressive to me. Tillman's increased velocity or his increased fastball command.

If he can pitch like this consistently, Tillman will fit in this rotation perfectly. Obviously this is a good park for him to pitch in.

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You're The Dragon, ala Wilfred Benitez when he was a world champion boxer in the junior welterweight, welterweight, and junior middleweight divisions.

I had the pleasure of sharing a Limo with Wilfred Benitez, Alexis Arguello and Jake LaMotta in the late 80's. What gentlemen they all were.

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I'm not sure what is more impressive to me. Tillman's increased velocity or his increased fastball command.

I'll believe it next year. Maybe. Keep doing it. For a long time. I'll be your biggest friend.

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Well, at least Avery's mistake was the opposite of Ryan Flaherty's mistake a few days ago.

That Flaherty screw-up was so bad that I flashbacked to it the first time Jones and Avery converged on a flyball (back in the first inning I think).

I think Big Jim will be OK despite his blah start w/ us so far.

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