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It Is Disconcerting When You Score 13 Runs And Have To Bring In Your Closer


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Britton was set up to pitch this game not having participated in games one and two. No problem there. Today is Ubaldo's last chance to prove himself. A mediocre performance will probably buy him another start, a total screw up will put him in the pen and a great start will buy him 2-3 more starts. Wright needs to return to the Tide. I like the worley/Bundy combo until Gallardo returns.

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I am not disconcerted by tonight's game. AL teams have allowed 9+ runs in a game 71 times this year, about 4.7 times per team. We've done it 4 times. It happens. The fact that we won is impressive. The team showed a ton of resilience.

I agree. Glad we won.

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Britton was set up to pitch this game not having participated in games one and two. No problem there. Today is Ubaldo's last chance to prove himself. A mediocre performance will probably buy him another start, a total screw up will put him in the pen and a great start will buy him 2-3 more starts. Wright needs to return to the Tide. I like the worley/Bundy combo until Gallardo returns.

Britton was going to pitch regardless. Hadn't pitched since Sunday in Clev.

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