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Monday, April 3: Orioles travel to Texas


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1 minute ago, forphase1 said:

Possibly bad.  Batted ball up the middle directly hit his lower leg.  Seemed ok, then tired a practice pitch and stumbled when he landed and clearly was in pain.  Was very gingerly going down the steps to the dugout too.  Hope it's not bad, but EV was like 104, so could be something broken.

Hairline fracture maybe.  Maybe just a nasty bruise.

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5 minutes ago, forphase1 said:

Much rather see that than the BLM stuff that was shoved down our throats the past few years.  But I'll stop as I don't want to derail the thread further.

Neither should be there. A lot of people watch sports just to get away from this kind of nonsense. 

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