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BillySmith

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If that last hit off of Hendrickson had gone 10 feet further he would've been out of it. The box score shows 3ER, but that's only because they didn't ring up BRob for an E. It should be just 2 ER.

I can't believe everybody here was fussing at the P. We knew he was marginal. With standard good-D, we'd be up 3-2.

Oooops. I guess Hendrickson would have done worse?

Now it's going to show a whole lot more...

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We keep hearing that we have to protect the bullpen. How can they say that and justify running Hendrickson and Eaton out there?

Who would you propose replace them?

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Yep. 4 out of the 9 runs.

So, that's 5 runs that never should've crossed the plate had our defense played like our defense tonight.

Let's attack Hendrickson, though.

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