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Sunday Sept 23: Orioles in Cleveland to complete 17 games in 17 days, try for winning road trip


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6 minutes ago, ONUOsFan said:

Cleveland doesn’t seem quite so interested in fighting off a million pitches and acting like they are in the World Series since they were eliminated. 

Neither Means nor Gibson have done much nibbling. Seemed like Grayson and Kremer were trying to get them to chase and they don't do that.

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6 minutes ago, spiritof66 said:

Why am I not surprised? HR hit after Jays failed to turn a GIDP that would have been the third out. 

Only question is whether Rays win by 3 or more.

All in all, the O's just need to take care of business. 

We can wrap this thing up regardless of what Tampa does, and we have nothing but home games and playoff-eliminated teams left on our regular season calendar. 

Let's get it done.  

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2 minutes ago, O's84 said:

Adley cranking out those XBH's.

 I believe that double made him the 10th player ever to get 150 walks and 100 extra base hits in his first two years in the majors.

The other 9 are Ted Williams, Ralph Kiner, Eddie Matthews, Jim Gilliam, Alvin Davis, Jeff Bagwell, Hideki Matsui, Kris Bryant, and Juan Soto.

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