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Tony-OH
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Hunter is a combination of Brick Tamland and Baghdad Bob.

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Well, with slowpoke Cisco on first, looks like Ruiz is just gonna have to park one and end it.

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Couldn't have happened to a bigger piece of shit!   Love it.

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2 hours ago, OFFNY said:

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I have to go to the gym, but my apologies in advance in Wojciechowski comes out for the 7th inning.

 

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Well, it appears that I missed one hell of an ending to a very exciting game.

Oh, well. ) :noidea:

 

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27 minutes ago, SteveA said:

So that stat about us being 0 for 67 when down after 8.... what happens now?

We were ahead at the end of the 8th, so does that mean we are still 0-for?

Or the fact that we were behind IN THE 9th, which is technically "after 8", mean we have ended the streak?

Technically, I don’t think it counts.   But we’ll take it!!

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26 minutes ago, SteveA said:

Looks like I was wrong and you were right... it hit Eutaw Street!

So that begs the question... how many walkoff HRs have landed on Eutaw?   We've only hit 50 balls or so out there....is this the first one that was a walkoff?

Roch with the answer on Twitter.   It's the second Eutaw Street walkoff HR.

Luck Scott vs Detroit in 2008.

 

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