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The real question I have is who will bat for Huff when and if this game gets restarted? Going to have to be a pitcher, correct?

Hmm I think it could still be Torres. Not sure if your DH gets ejected that you lose the DH, only if your DH plays the field...

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The real question I have is who will bat for Huff when and if this game gets restarted? Going to have to be a pitcher, correct?

So what happened when Huff got objected? I just got home in time to see the 10th inning.

I'm guessing a questionable strike call?

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What if we are carrying one less pitcher, then we would have only two available.

Dont forget that we would also have the starting pitchers available.

If the game is resumed at Baltimore in August, there are 2 off days in a week so they could easily put a starter in to finish the suspended game. The WS series is the 2nd to last before rosters expand so it wouldnt tax the pitching that much.

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