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Wednesday Afternoon April 24: Rubber match in Anaheim


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Just now, Hallas said:

Yeah and that's why the whole "trout can't hit the high heat" narrative is dumb, because if it's an inch too low he hits it to Mars.

That was 91. He does struggle with elite velocity up.

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2 minutes ago, Roy Firestone said:

Kremer was excellent...1 run in 5 and a third...hopefully we can hold them...I'd take an outing like this every time...

2 runs thanks to Webb giving up the HR.

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