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If you've never done it, you have no idea how wonderful that throw was from Pie. He was running almost directly into his glove hand and had to straighten and throw the ball up the butt of the runner without it drifting into foul territory. That was just a phenomenal play. Outstanding...

But he has no instincts! And he's a terrible defensive player!

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If you've never done it, you have no idea how wonderful that throw was from Pie. He was running almost directly into his glove hand and had to straighten and throw the ball up the butt of the runner without it drifting into foul territory. That was just a phenomenal play. Outstanding...

Running away from his throwing hand too. Unreal.

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If you've never done it, you have no idea how wonderful that throw was from Pie. He was running almost directly into his glove hand and had to straighten and throw the ball up the butt of the runner without it drifting into foul territory. That was just a phenomenal play. Outstanding...

Ahhhhh paging IHeartMASN! I need to see this!

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Oh thats pretty, but the stands are empty. More empty than when I was there Saturday night. Come on, fans.

I was actually surprised how many people dont even realize the Orioles have started the season yet. I was at Camden Yards for the games on Friday and Saturday with my girlfriend. After the games we did some bar hopping in Fed Hill and Fells Point and I was surprised by the number of people who saw my O's jersey and asked "Did the Orioles season start today?"

Its weird because the team is supposed to be better but there is such little buzz around the city. I guess thats what losing does.

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If you've never done it, you have no idea how wonderful that throw was from Pie. He was running almost directly into his glove hand and had to straighten and throw the ball up the butt of the runner without it drifting into foul territory. That was just a phenomenal play. Outstanding...

Sounds like a real beauty. I can't believe people were giving up on this guy so quickly last year. Not only do I think he could be a full time player but a solid one at that.

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Garza is really, really good. That 3-1 pitch to Pie was perfect. He just missed on the 3-2 pitch. Excellent AB from Pie. I don't know what the Cubs instructors were doing, but they surely missed the boat on this guy. He has a world of talent.

Gotta figure Lou had some to do with that too.

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Garza is really, really good. That 3-1 pitch to Pie was perfect. He just missed on the 3-2 pitch. Excellent AB from Pie. I don't know what the Cubs instructors were doing, but they surely missed the boat on this guy. He has a world of talent.

I'm surprised that such a good organization like Minnesota got rid of both Garza and Bartlett.

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