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Saturday afternoon August 20: Boog Powell Bobblehead Day vs the Red Sox


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1 hour ago, Moshagge3 said:

Yankees are going to be in the wild card chase at this rate.

I would bet against that and I'm not a betting man: their starting rotation is just too much better than everyone else's and the slumping or injured hitters will get hot enough in time.  It is amazing that they could have such a long tailspin and still be 6 games ahead in the loss column.

I'd rather the Jays and Rays expend all their ammo and energy trying to catch the Ys and come in too exhausted to win series against us. Since the target is the Wild Card I'm still completely hopeful.

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1 minute ago, bpilktree said:

I have been against Robo umps for years but at this point I am now in favor of them.  It isn’t just the poor umpires but the lack of accountability they have for them when it is clear they are calling a poor game.  

At first you will miss the umpires when they have robo strike zone....but after a short time you will ever forget baseball used to be in the dark ages and lazy humans called the balls and strikes.  

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