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I mean...if there's one person you don't want to push with an off day tomorrow when he was already laboring too many innings...it's Bundy. Buck has to be smarter than that. Off day tomorrow. Relatively well rested pen. Come on. Just boneheaded adherence to the win rule. This isn't April. It's September.

4th inning, he wasn't getting a win today.

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Just boneheaded adherence to the win rule. This isn't April. It's September.

Well near the end of the inning it was clear he couldn't get the win as he was mid 80s on the pitch count (threw 91 ) .

I don't want him yanked from the rotation however . Maybe skipped or just make sure he only pitches with extra rest. When he's on he's a guy I want starting.

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Didn't give him anything to hit, who knows.

I was in the girls' carpool early in the game and didn't realize it was Kiermaier who homered early. I thought he meant Forsythe homered.

Gary says that all the time. I just don't know why you pitch around a RH who is 0-2 for a lefty who homered. Talking about Thorne, not you.

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Well we figured out how to do small ball - trade for it. Let's steal second here for good measure so Joseph can get that elusive rbi. Sadly I think Joseph will only get an rbi if he figures out a way to hit one over the fence before the season is over .

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