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Too safe. You go with your best lineup. I think that's Dickerson over Pearce against a RHP. The odds of Jones coming out mid game are miniscule, and if it did happen, you just slide McLouth to center and put Pearce in LF. I don't get it unless Pearce has some kind of history against Zimmerman which seems doubtful or ridiculously small.

Yup. You've got a guy who's been relatively hot with the bat and you sit him down for some weird reason. I really don't get this one.

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Well, it looks like Jordan Zimmerman doesn't have much of a changeup, so maybe Flaherty has a chance tonight. Without looking it up, I'm assuming Pearce has some sort of career success with Zimmerman or Dickerson is hurt. Can't really figure that one out.

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Well, it looks like Jordan Zimmerman doesn't have much of a changeup, so maybe Flaherty has a chance tonight. Without looking it up, I'm assuming Pearce has some sort of career success with Zimmerman or Dickerson is hurt. Can't really figure that one out.

http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/batvspitch/_/id/30209/jordan-zimmermann

It says Pearce is 2 for 5 against Zimmerman.

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Well, OK, unless the three outs were line drives, I'm thinking that's fairly worthless. We'll see what happens, I guess. Maybe there's something more that Buck knows.
 

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The Yankees' "scouting report" on the best way to pitch to Tim McCarver before the 1964 World Series ........ "Koufax struck him out with letter-high fastballs."

That's great advice, if you can throw letter-high fastballs like Koufax.

 

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I have a feeling this is Pearce last chance to produce. This is the time of year he usually gets released.
Pearce has been released a grand total of once in his career, and it happened in March (of last year).

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Pearce has been released a grand total of once in his career, and it happened in March (of last year).

The O's DFA'd him on July 21. On September 25, 2012, the Yankees designated Pearce for assignment in order to make room on the roster to activate outfielder Brett Gardner from the 60 day DL.

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BALTIMORE ORIOLES O (vs. NATIONALS, 5/30)

Nate McLouth - LF

Manny Machado - 3B

Nick Markakis - RF

Adam Jones - CF

Chris Davis - 1B

Matt Wieters - C

J.J. Hardy - SS

Ryan Flaherty - 2B

Steve Pearce - DH

Freddy Garcia - RHP (1-2, 4.61 ERA)

OPPOSING PITCHER:

Dan Haren - RHP (4-5, 5.43 ERA)

http://baseballpress.com/lineup.php

I have a feeling Mr. Haren is in for a world of hurting tonight!

Lets go O's! LETS GO O'S!

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Ugh. Why Pearce? He sucks. Why not Dickerson? Stupid, stupid, stupid...
It does seem odd? Is Dickerson hurt?
What about Valencia too? Rather see him than Pearce really.

That bottom third looks eerily like earlier in the season. Not great.

I have a feeling this is Pearce last chance to produce. This is the time of year he usually gets released.
Too safe. You go with your best lineup. I think that's Dickerson over Pearce against a RHP. The odds of Jones coming out mid game are miniscule, and if it did happen, you just slide McLouth to center and put Pearce in LF. I don't get it unless Pearce has some kind of history against Zimmerman which seems doubtful or ridiculously small.
Yup. You've got a guy who's been relatively hot with the bat and you sit him down for some weird reason. I really don't get this one.
Well, OK, unless the three outs were line drives, I'm thinking that's fairly worthless. We'll see what happens I guess. Maybe there's something more that Buck knows.

I just clicked on "go to first new post" and got a steady diet of this armchair managing ;)

Just goes to show what we fans know :D

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I have a feeling Mr. Haren is in for a world of hurting tonight!

Lets go O's! LETS GO O'S!

Not bad. You're no OFFNY, but not bad. :laughlol:

P.S. On second thought, maybe it's a GOOD THING that you're no OFFNY. :o

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