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freakin capital one getting our hopes up with that exclusive ticket offer, all tickets gone immediately then seeing new tickets listed on stubhub
 
The thin air in Arizona is tough on breaking balls, FBs and changeups are a better bet.
Sanchez has an excellent changeup, so I like his chances.
Because the park is so big, you can challenge hitters with a good FB, Rojas hit a ball that was probably out in CBP.
 
On my way to Phoenix for the game now. This state sucks. It’s dusty and it’s a literal hell hole. 100 degrees today
With global warming accelerating, I'm happy to be out of Texas. I lived through a summer of 70 days of 100+, what was a once every few decades occurrence is becoming an every few years thang - Arizona and Nevada must be unbearable these days.
 
Don't think they changed anything in the lineup. Rob is stubborn.
Other than moving Bohm down what else would you do? I agree though. Dusty is considered a players manager too and he's made some big changes such as dropping Tucker down. No excuse for Rob not to with Bohm. Even another players manager in Bochy moved his 9th place hitter up to 5th today.
 
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Feels like a good time to remind ourselves that the goal is to pull the starter before they get into these situations, not when they first happen. And what that can look like.
 
Feels like a good time to remind ourselves that the goal is to pull the starter before they get into these situations, not when they first happen. And what that can look like.
With the Astros bullpen I agree, but I suspect with it being Verlander he gets more leeway.

Our good friend Hector is in.
 
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