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Yikes, Markakis just got blown away with an 85 MPH fastball.. you have to wonder if he's feeling good enough to play... He really should have been aggressive on the 3-1 fastball.

Listening to the radio last night it sounded like he was in a good bit of pain. I haven't watched the replay from last nights game yet but I'm surprised he's playing today.

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Listening to the radio last night it sounded like he was in a good bit of pain. I haven't watched the replay from last nights game yet but I'm surprised he's playing today.

It looked bad on TV. I don't know if it got his funny bone and he had tingling down to his fingers or not, but that's what it looked like.

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That's a pretty frustrating first inning. Niemann making his debut gives up a single to Roberts, walks Mora on four pitches, allow a stolen base, then gets out of the inning without giving up a run thanks to terrible at bats by Markakis and Huff.

I'm still not sure what Markakis was thinking on 3-1. How does he take a strike there? At bats like this make me not surprised he's got two RBIs this late in the season. he really needs to start driving the ball and learning when to be agrressive. Right now, he's batting like a leadoff guy, not a run producer.

His at bat gave Neimann a lot more confidence and really set the tone for the rest of the inning.

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That's a pretty frustrating first inning. Niemann making his debut gives up a single to Roberts, walks Mora on four pitches, allow a stolen base, then gets out of the inning without giving up a run thanks to terrible at bats by Markakis and Huff.

I'm still not sure what Markakis was thinking on 3-1. How does he take a strike there? At bats like this make me not surprised he's got two RBIs this late in the season. he really needs to start driving the ball and learning when to be agrressive. Right now, he's batting like a leadoff guy, not a run producer.

His at bat gave Neimann a lot more confidence and really set the tone for the rest of the inning.

Not sure if I agree. At three and one Nick is in the prime position looking for his pitch; the pitcher just made a great pitcher's pitch at the knees on the corner. Sure it was a fastball, but what was he going to do with it? Huff's pop up was on a fastball I'm sure he was looking for sure. I'll gladly take Nick's patience and pitch recognition to take than Huff's swing at a fastball outta the zone.

...Now that next pitch on the strikeout, whew. No excuse.

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