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Cesar who? Andino is a real nice surprise right now, and I hope it lasts a while.

Go O's!

sfosfan

Smart Baseball... don't know if they sent him or if that was his choice.

If it was his choice, he just saved a DP situation and put himself in scoring position.... which obviously pays off.

Terrific baseball decision if that was his choice.

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I'm stuck at work and, of course, sneaking off every few minutes to check the game thread...

Status/score update, por favor? How's Guthrie doing with pitch count now?

O's are winning 4-0. Roberts hit a two-run single for our last two runs.

Guthrie's pitch count is 48 through two innings. He threw over thirty in his first inning because they fouled off a ton of pitches, but he's looking pretty good.

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I'm stuck at work and, of course, sneaking off every few minutes to check the game thread...

Status/score update, por favor? How's Guthrie doing with pitch count now?

4-0 Birds, the bats are hot

Guthrie has a high pitch count through 2 but is looking great regardless. Only 1 walk

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MLB.com says Jones "grounded into a force out- right fielder murhpy to ss". How the heck do you ground out to the right fielder? I must be old, in my youth a ground ball to the right fielder was called a single. :D

Go O's!

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MLB.com says Jones "grounded into a force out- right fielder murhpy to ss". How the heck do you ground out to the right fielder? I must be old, in my youth a ground ball to the right fielder was called a single. :D

He didn't ground out...it was a fly ball that the RF dropped, but got the force at Roberts on second.

I guess MLB.com just doesn't have a code for that kind of play.

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They scored three runs and didn't leave a man in scoring position. Unfortunate that the heart of our lineup couldn't tack on a couple more but I wouldn't call it a letdown.

Sorry, I meant to say the end of the inning. Not the entire inning.

I guess I just expect 4 hits everytime through the top of the lineup. :D

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