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We have to hit Jeter tomorrow if we get a good lead.


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I would rather hit Cano. It will also be much easier to pul off for Britton as a lefty coming in against a lefty. Britton hitting Jeter will look much more blatantly obvious and run the risk of an ejection.

If the team has any pride, someone will get hit tomorrow and I fully support it. Fat CC's reaction to Nick getting hurt is unacceptable, and you have to protect your guys regardless.

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Here's what we do. Score 40 runs and start stealing bases. Then in the 9th inning bring in Gregg and start beaning some players. Then when the brawl starts we wait for them to come out with their walkers and canes and take it from them and watch them flop around on the ground.

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Personally I think they should hit more than Jeter. They whine every time someone comes inside to them. It's just like taking crap from a bully. If you keep letting them do it they'll never stop. It's time to let them know the Orioles aren't putting up with their crap anymore. Pick your spots and drill them.

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