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1 batter in the first did the job. Let's not act like they all did.

No one is saying we can't do better, we would all love too. Your negative nelly crap is old. When you are lazy and say what's new that we cant get a run in from scoring position when they did not fail the PREVIOUS inning. You come across like a six year old. I know you are a good fan. I do, but seriously.

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No one is saying we can't do better, we would all love too. Your negative nelly crap is old. When you are lazy and say what's new that we cant get a run in from scoring position when they did not fail the PREVIOUS inning. You come across like a six year old. I know you are a good fan. I do, but seriously.

You need to play small ball in the playoffs.

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This game has all the makings of a let down. Something tells me Paxton finds his way and we go sleepwalking after two opportunities to have big innings. Gonzo

looks gassed all of a sudden.

What is sleepwalking Roy? I really want to understand that word.

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