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Detroit Tigers, Volume 8: The Doc Cramer edition

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umm, Kinsler is 10 for his last 32. so that's a bit better than 190.
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I looked at MLB.com early in the game, and they've got him in the .260's in May, and in the .240's in June, so I have no idea where they got that stat yesterday. One of these days I'm going to learn to look stuff up before I plaster it all over the net.
 
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Of all people. Ezekiel Carrera busts up the no-hit bid in the 8th.

This little ****-**** couldn't hit water if he fell out of a boat when he played here.
 
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You watch. Alex Wilson is going to blow his arm out.
 
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I can't believe that we're going to go from 7-0 and a no-hit bid to 8-6 and a save situation.
 
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The way we're going, I'm not real confident in Soria in the 9th. He might give up a 3-spot.

And of course, Ausmus will sit there, scratch his balls and watch.
 
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8-6 final
 
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J.D.!!!​

3-0, 4 batters in.

There's your new cleanup hitter. How long before they start walking him?
 
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Hammer said:
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J.D.!!!​

3-0, 4 batters in.

There's your new cleanup hitter. How long before they start walking him?
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Sadly, even with the most potent offense in the bigs, my Jays are going nowhere if they don't get some pitching help. :mad:
 
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Ten years ago yesterday Justin Verlander made his first MLB start. A few seasons later, he was the best in the game. In ten minutes, he'll take the mound again, simply trying to remain average.
 
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And today he should hit 2,000 innings pitched.

We're 6 pitches into the game and the Jays dugout is already chirping at the umpire.

And sloppy play by our defense hands the Jays an early 1-0 lead.
 
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