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TOMMY HUNTER

IP:. 7.33

H:o 6

R:O 1

BB: 0

SO: 1

Pitches: 106 (74 Strikes, 32 Balls)

2012 ERA: 5.71

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TOMMY BY INNINGS

14

22

17

12

11

7

20

3 *

* Tommy got 1 out in the 8th inning before departing.

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Guys, I got it!

I figured it out!

What we have to do is, for our young cavalry, send them down to AAA to pitch a terrible game every single time they pitch well in the majors. Then once they get the cluelessness out of their system in Norfolk, bring them back up to pitch another gem. If we do it this way, we only need twice as many starters as we intend to use in the ML... if each pitcher only throws every other start in the ML. This will jive well with Peterson's teaching style, which instructs them to "pitch well every other game".

Only downside is, if we continue this methodology, the Norfolk Tides' starting pitching will have a 45.00 ERA on the season. :laughlol:

For those listening to Gameday Audio or 1090 AM, you are free to smash random heavy objects over my head for the following segment:

Bock bock bock bock, bock bock bock boooooock......

Hey, you're the chicken man!

How'd you know?!

You're dressed in a chicken suit...

Oh, yeah, right -- that always gives me away!

Say, do you know where I can get really good chicken around here?

Royal Farms!

They even have a chicken cheesesteak! "Oh yeah!"

How much is it?

Buck buck buck buck!

Sorry just a little chicken humor...

Do people think you're strange?

Oh yeah.

I'm on vicodin and all the regular stuff and I'm not that strange...

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