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Even Colon is only 43. :(

I guarantee you not every player in the majors would have charged the mound there.

I've seen many guys get hit and quietly take their base.

I legitimately want to know, how often do players get intentionally hit with a 99mph fastball? It seems unusual (for a lot of reasons... there aren't that many guys throwing 99 in the first place, and on top of it, intentionally throwing at guys, they usually have the good sense not to throw it at speeds that can literally kill a man).

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I legitimately want to know, how often do players get intentionally hit with a 99mph fastball? It seems unusual (for a lot of reasons... there aren't that many guys throwing 99 in the first place, and on top of it, intentionally throwing at guys, they usually have the good sense not to throw it at speeds that can literally kill a man).

Davis got hit with a 96? 98? MPH pitch recently.

Davis didn't charge the mound.

Yes I'm sure it sucked.

You can't take yourself out of the lineup for an extended period of time.

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I wouldn't call that "pulling him off". Didn't look like Kim needed much encouragement to back off.

Kim knew he had to get out there, but probably was just testing the waters to see how actually fake mad he was expected to get in MLB. I'd say the action between Machado and Ventura was a bit more animated than average, might give Kim the wrong impression haha.

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Davis got hit with a 96? 98? MPH pitch recently.

Davis didn't charge the mound.

Yes I'm sure it sucked.

You can't take yourself out of the lineup for an extended period of time.

Was that one intentional? The players seem to have a good idea of when it's intentional or not, and of course that has a huge impact on how they respond to it. An accident is an accident. When they know it's intentional, they're obviously going to be a lot more pissed about it.

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He was trying to pull everyone out though.
If I am Buck I am much more likely to grab Kim than grab a guy like Crush.

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I was joking Slim.

Tnt, if I'm Buck I'd go for Kim first since his situation on the team is unique. I have no idea if they brawl in Korea.

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I was joking Slim.

Tnt, if I'm Buck I'd go for Kim first since his situation on the team is unique. I have no idea if they brawl in Korea.

I would go for him first because Davis might run over me if I tried to stop him.

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