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Daily Roundup, 06/09/11
Player A: .257/.324/.305 Player B: .256/.308/.298 Who Players A & B are will be at the bottom of this roundup. – Cubs/Phillies… — the Phillies had a three-run lead early. — Ryan Madson gave up back-to-back home runs to blow … Continue reading
Daily Roundup, 06/04/11
- It’s June 4. The Twins just won their first series of the year. — It was against the Royals. They won their first series in Yankee Stadium since 1999 earlier this year, and then have gone 5-15 since. What’s … Continue reading
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Daily Roundup, 05/24/11
- At one point in the Blue Jays/Yankees game, Corey Patterson drew a five-pitch walk off CC Sabathia to load the bases for Jose Bautista. — …who grounded out on the first pitch. — Bautista went 0-for-4 today. —- CC … Continue reading
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Daily Roundup, 05/08/11
- h/t Hardball Talk, Every AL game ended with one team or the other scoring five runs. Three of those teams lost scoring five runs. — Paul Konerko also went 5-for-5. – Uh, Yankees/Rangers is your main insanity of the … Continue reading
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Daily Roundup, 05/03/11
May be updated with West Coast stuff. – No-hitter! No-hitter! — By Francisco Liriano, who entered tonight with a 9.13 ERA, leading the league in losses, and walking as many as he struck out. — Well, that last bit won’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Dunn, Alex Rios, bexy, brad penny, buster posey, CC Sabathia, Chicago White Sox, Cole Hamels, daily roundup, Detroit Tigers, Edwin Jackson, Eric Patterson, Francisco Liriano, mat latos, mike fontenot, minnesota twins, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Raul Ibanez, san francisco giants, vlad guerrero
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Daily Roundup, 04/17/11
- the Mets, Mariners, Twins, and Red Sox all won today. — who thought we’d be saying this about the Twins and Red Sox? — the Twins won without Morneau, Mauer, OR Denard Span (one of the very few people … Continue reading
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Daily Roundup, 09/07/10
Congratulations to Trevor Hoffman, who converted his 600th save tonight. -That’s not unpredictable at all–heck, he started the season with 591 saves. What is unpredictable is that he pitched a scoreless ninth. –That lowered his ERA on the year to … Continue reading
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