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Wright sounded really emotionally drained. I feel for the guy. He obviously hasn't had his best stuff lately and you know he wants to do well. I really think that thing with Bautista messed with him and he kind of confirmed it by saying he was afraid to throw inside after that because he was afraid he'd get tossed.

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I feel ya. They aren't that good. All we have to do is hit Buehrle. Hardy needs to be dropped to 8th or 9th in the lineup. And why can't Parades play LF more often?

Hardy ended an 11 game hit streak tonight. Where he hit this from Roch.

J.J. Hardy is batting .390 (16-for-41) with three doubles and six RBIs during his 11-game hitting streak that began on June 7. He's 0-for-2 against Estrada.

Go hate on someone else.

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Wright sounded really emotionally drained. I feel for the guy. He obviously hasn't had his best stuff lately and you know he wants to do well. I really think that thing with Bautista messed with him and he kind of confirmed it by saying he was afraid to throw inside after that because he was afraid he'd get tossed.

It is way easy for me to talk, but he hopefully will get some vinegar in him and ignore that bs. Next time it will be shoddy defense or a string of bloop hits. That said, I don't think his wildness had anything to do with the Bautista incident.

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It is way easy for me to talk, but he hopefully will get some vinegar in him and ignore that bs. Next time it will be shoddy defense or a string of bloop hits. That said, I don't think his wildness had anything to do with the Bautista incident.

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Well he is a rookie. If he were a veteran and talking like that, I'd brush it off as an excuse. I don't think it was 100% related but I can definitely buy that he was afraid to pitch inside to guys after that. He does need to work on this sort of thing which is why I'd support him spending more time in Norfolk. He can improve.

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Well he is a rookie. If he were a veteran and talking like that, I'd brush it off as an excuse. I don't think it was 100% related but I can definitely buy that he was afraid to pitch inside to guys after that. He does need to work on this sort of thing which is why I'd support him spending more time in Norfolk. He can improve.

Yep, definitely a learning experience...if nothing else he now knows that the Blue Jays are a bunch of douches.

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Yep, definitely a learning experience...if nothing else he now knows that the Blue Jays are a bunch of douches.

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Yep. I did feel bad for him because I admit it I'm a softie and I know that a guy like him especially wants to give his best.

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