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Yeah, it's just us. I see a team that isn't smiling or enjoying itself.

That's not usually a great sign. When you've been watching baseball a while, you start to pick up little things like that. No one is having fun. That means something's up in the clubhouse usually.

They seemed to be smiling during their 4 game winning streak last week...

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Still can't believe this team is carrying Flaherty, Roberts, Casilla, AND Reimold. We send down the one bat that was doing wonderfully against lefties (Valencia with 282/317/487 - 804) for a guy that doesn't deserve to be on this team (Reimold).

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Over/under on Roberts hit distance... 100 feet?

If you really are an Orioles fan....which I doubt, you are a disgrace. You mostly post negative stuff and seem to thrive when the O's are struggling. I'm sure you wouldn't actually say the things you post if you were sitting in the stands. That would take balls, of which you have none. I would refuse to sit beside a loser like you at the yard. I would rather leave early than be associated with someone like you.

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Still can't believe this team is carrying Flaherty, Roberts, Casilla, AND Reimold. We send down the one bat that was doing wonderfully against lefties (Valencia with 282/317/487 - 804) for a guy that doesn't deserve to be on this team (Reimold).

Once again, why does Roberts deserve to be here more then Reimold?

If you have a problem with one you should have a problem with both.

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Yeah, it's just us. I see a team that isn't smiling or enjoying itself.

That's not usually a great sign. When you've been watching baseball a while, you start to pick up little things like that. No one is having fun. That means something's up in the clubhouse usually.

You're reaching. When you've been watching and playing baseball for a while(like I have been too!) you realize that teams go through ups and downs. Peaks and valleys. That's baseball.

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Notice I said supposedly?

I don't believe them.

Fair enough.

They probably are being (mostly) truthful. It's just that mechanics/body language are likely to give the same results as pitch count monitoring unless you are Randy Johnson or CC Sabathia.

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They seemed to be smiling and enjoying themselves after the win yesterday. I'm fine with a focused team that is all business when they are on the field.

95% of that game was played with negative body language and frowns.

The outcome was great.......but up until jones's dinger things didnt look great in that dugout.

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Jeremy Guthrie has thrown 6 shutout innings against the Yankees so far.

They had a 1-hour rain delay earlier in the game.

Ned Yost brought Guthrie back out after the delay, but Girardi did not bring Phil Hughes back.

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