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Let's put this one in the WIN column!

Balk is beautiful

Wilson B. and the MG

Help take down the Yanks

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EDIT: Steve Cropper. Donald "Duck" Dunn.

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Aside from the double, which was a pitch low and away, JJ did great.

A lot of sink on his pitches, mixed it up well, overall a heck of a job fighting thru that.

I don't buy the 'no control' thing from some posters. Those pitches had a ton of sink and pitch f/x had them all borderline strikes. Just excellent plate discipline from NY.

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Well done....timely hitting with the sac flies, Gonzo pitched well and threw strikes-no extra men on base when he gave up the long balls tonight. And Johnson, doing his best impersonation of Gregg, finishes off little Russell Martin.

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