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1 hour ago, rm5678 said:

Tonight's MASN broadcast will be "Statcast Night". Alex Fast from MLB will be in the booth, I believe for the whole game. And Sig Mejdal will be joining them at some point too.

Thanks. I was just about to ask who the quiet, monotone voice guy was.

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21 minutes ago, Roy Firestone said:

I think Povich lasts less than 4 tonight...even against the horrible Chisox.The question is, can we score on their pitcher who has had some decent games lately, but also has horrendous numbers?

Thanx Roy.

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10 minutes ago, Roy Firestone said:

I have extremely low expectations for our club tonight.Our pitcher has been mostly awful ..but so has theirs...except in his last outing he pitched REALLY well...

What a surprise, you expect  a bad outome.

Next thing you know Cynbeth will shock us all and say we are going to lose too.

Must be a day ending in a Y.

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