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Rich Mac Major Leaguer

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I have never understood how my weather forecast on weather.com is better than what the Orioles have. The forecast has changed. It did saw the rain would stop at like 7 and now it says 945 pm but it was always clear the rain was going to be worse at 5pm than 3pm. When they started the game, it was clear it would be raining at 6 pm.

It's not going to be raining that much longer. The back end of the front is moving through rather quickly now. The "dry" line runs from Mt. Airy to Westminster and is moving fast.

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22 pitches? Probably could send Tillman back out there.

Not if they sit for a couple of hours.

The Orioles have hired 5 people to constantly breathe on Tillman's arm to keep it warm during rain delays.

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Not if they sit for a couple of hours.

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Heavy line of showers moving through the city right now. It's the last heavy line. Reisterstown and Eldersburg are already on the edge of the rain.

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Other than Tillman's two strong innings, watching some of you express outrage at the weather delay and assign blame is the highlight of my day so far.

I blame Bordick. I don't know why yet, but I'll think of something.

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