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Orioles vs. Rays 4/10/09 Game 1


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No they don't. They can keep being horrible.

Nice heads up play by Huff to see that Kapler overran 3B. The last time that happened, it killed a rally for the Yankees. Let's hope the same thing happens, as that could have been a big inning.

next time I'll include a rolling eyes smiley or the ba dum dish for you JTrea, it's cool though

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Well, there's 28 pitches left for Hendrickson to reach 100. Not that 100 is his absolute limit, but it is his first start of the year. Can we get two more out of him? It obviously depends on his execution, but let's hope so. That would be a heck of an outing, and would obviously be great for our bullpen.

TB has 9-1-2 coming up in the 5th.

...which probably means he'll only get through 5 and fraction at most...

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I'm worried about the # of pitches this is taking Hendrickson... 72 pitches already

I just checked the same thing. In addition to his high wire escape act, his pitch count is up. He will more than likely be over 90 after the next inning which will prompt more DT is wearing out the BP threads.

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