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Orioles vs. White Sox 4/21/09 Game 1


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Is he here to stay?

If his next start(s) are anything decent and they end up demoting him in favor of eaton or hendrickson or simon..

well lets just say the warehouse could end up rubble

So yeah lets keep crossing our fingers that hes here to stay

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Have to disagree. Jones would have caught that without making it look hard.

I agree. Pie was playing extremely deep on Thome... its not like he had to range to catch that ball. I'm glad he caught it, but I'm sure many had a moment of worry when he spun like a top.

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Have to disagree. Jones would have caught that without making it look hard.

I agree with that too- but I still think Pie will prove to be a great defender. He has been far from graceful or accurate out there- but he';s really only missed one play (in Boston)- that really hurt us so far. I have to think switching leagues and getting used to the ballparks is some of the reason.

As I've said before- I think his hitting will come around with his glove. Just seems like a kid with a mountain of expectation on his shoulders who wants to do so good that he gets in his own way- more mentally than anything...

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I think that he is the first of the Calvary.

First of the "Calvary?" I certainly hope we don't have more hills on the outskirts of Jerusalem waiting to pitch for us. :P

Sorry, that's one of my pet peeves.

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If his next start(s) are anything decent and they end up demoting him in favor of eaton or hendrickson or simon..

well lets just say the warehouse could end up rubble

So yeah lets keep crossing our fingers that hes here to stay

Trembley has been quoted as saying this isn't a trial, hes in the rotation. No need to cross fingers.

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