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Very interesting situation that just went unnoticed. Andrew Jones has to catch a ball on the track and starts screaming at Cano to come out and get the cutoff. Apparently Cano decided it would use too much energy to go out and take the cutoff. Tons of talent with a ten cent head.

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First baseman should have had that ball. No need to stay that close to the bag with the bases loaded. At the very least he should have been able to knock it down and keep it to one rbi.

He had just robbed the Orioles of doubles twice today by staying tight to the base (both times holding a runner), including Markakis. I am sure he shaded a bit towards the bag because of that. There's something to be said about guarding the double down the line in that situation too.

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We were SOOOO close to a sweep it's enough to make anyone massively frustrated.

Yeah but we don't know what would have happened if we had won yesterday. It's kind of like pondering after a guy gets thrown out trying to advance to the next base and then the guy after hits a homer. Not that I share the sentiment. I think I would have had a heart attack if we swept them and on the road no less.

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