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vs. TWINS, 4/06 (Opening Night)


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Well, you can't win them all, but it would be nice to win the ones you should. Tillman dug us a hole, Wieters struggled in clutch situations, Davis makes a key error on an easy grounder, and Johnson became unglued once the error was committed. Oh well, we'll go get them tomorrow.

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We're not going to win as many 1 run games or a bunch of extra innings game this season, but we're still going to have a great season.

We look like a better team to me. I think we are and we will have to be to have a chance at postseason.

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Chris Davis giveth and taketh away.....Its OK Chris...Youre a part of every win...

It really is amazing when you think abou tit. All his historic heroics, each homerun only assisted in getting a single victory.. Every bit as much as his simple fielding error took a victory away tonight. Brutal. Certainly does make Wieters and Machado all the more appreciated. Hardy too.

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