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i wonder, did BVal also get tossed because he didn't know the rule? Or was he tossed because he thought the ump was too quick in tossing AGon? If it was for not knowing the rule, then this Red Sox team becomes my second favorite team- loving them for the same reason I watch Nascar, for the crashes! Can't wait to see what the Big Dig 2 will look like in the off-season. :)

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i wonder, did BVal also get tossed because he didn't know the rule? Or was he tossed because he thought the ump was too quick in tossing AGon? If it was for not knowing the rule, then this Red Sox team becomes my second favorite team- loving them for the same reason I watch Nascar, for the crashes! Can't wait to see what the Big Dig 2 will look like in the off-season. :)

It looked to me more like a "oh man, now I have to go get tossed to back up my player" ejection to me.

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You might get annoyed, but it's not illegal. I'm not quite sure what Gonzalez was complaining about.

Me neither. Even if it was illegal (which it isn't), he still came set. He just didn't hold it very long and barely had a leg kick. Agon and Valentine were just being pussies.

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What do you expect from a bunch of whiners. Only took Gonzalez one full season to take on the Boston persona. This really couldnt be happening to a better team. I actually kinda feel bad for Bobby V...well not really :). But, it can't be a coincidence that Bobby V is having the same issues as Francona did. This team has such a feeling of entitlement, that it's becoming an embarassment. Didn't see the O's act as classless when Jonsey was safe by a great deal. I have a feeling tomorrow's game is going to be a rough night when it comes to balls and strikes. Diaz is a horrible umpire, atleast when he's doing O's games.

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You might get annoyed, but it's not illegal. I'm not quite sure what Gonzalez was complaining about.

As an O's fan, I'll take an out any way I can get it. But as a pro ball player, I'd think that's bush league crap. I can see why he's uppset... it's trickeration and deception, not playing baseball.

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As an O's fan, I'll take an out any way I can get it. But as a pro ball player, I'd think that's bush league crap. I can see why he's uppset... it's trickeration and deception, not playing baseball.

Except every single pitcher does it. It's baseball, not the feelings hour.

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This could escalate tomorrow. Gonzalez was barking at Strop as he went into the clubhouse. Then Strop put a little extra into his fist pump after striking out the last batter of the inning.

Maybe Gregg can "pitch inside too much".

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As an O's fan, I'll take an out any way I can get it. But as a pro ball player, I'd think that's bush league crap. I can see why he's uppset... it's trickeration and deception, not playing baseball.

Like Palmer said during the broadcast, should we also outlaw curveballs?

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