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They still get no respect. Baseball Tonite just talked about the game. Said the O's ran out of gas a month ago, but showing the they can still win "now and then". Then went right into who will be the Yankees game 2 starter in the playoffs. Man I hope the O's take this division. Screw the WC!

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You're supposed to be better than that.

"You can call it what you want to, but he started antibiotics. Doing nothing but sleeping. We sent him home early yesterday. I was worried about bedsores. Make-up wise he's got what it takes to pitch up here. I am real proud of him."

Buck

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Truly..one of the great wins on the road in recent years. To spot this team 5 in the first,in New York... and see our starter on the ropes and somehow fight back and not only grab the lead, but have him pitch well..was truly impressive and a charater builder.

This was the kind of game that if things break a certain way, can be looked upon as a "season changer". Im still not convinced this team has enough to win anything, but it does show people their

fight and their overall talent.

This is a learning game..and the Orioles learned alot about themselves tonight.AND I just heard that Tillman had the flu. So did Gonzo in his bad start.Guts. Pure guts.

You know, I almost jokingly posted "Was Tillman puking before the game?" earlier in the game thread because that 1st was so similar to Gonzo's.
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I really thought the A's game friday night was going to take the wind out of their sails and send us into a spiral. All the doomsday prophets on this board keep being proven wrong as this team just won't die. Aug 1st This team is 6 games over .500 and 5.5 back of the Al east leaders.

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"You can call it what you want to, but he started antibiotics. Doing nothing but sleeping. We sent him home early yesterday. I was worried about bedsores. Make-up wise he's got what it takes to pitch up here. I am real proud of him."

Buck

That's just awesome.

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It wasn't just that the Yankees scored 5 in a first inning that took forever, it was the fact that our half of the first inning lasted 6 pitches and about three minutes. To turn that around, score 7 two-out runs and never let NY off the mat -- wow, that was an amazing turnaround.

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Great win....all hope was lost earlier today. Orioles made no moves, and we were trailing 5-0 in the first inning.

I think us coming back and winning it proves we're not the same old team anymore. It's very metamorphical (lol) and to complex for some people to understand. hahaah

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