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templeUsox

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08/22/09 4:28 PM

Ian
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I hate how the Red Sox decide to pitch to Cano.

AMarshal2

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08/22/09 4:45 PM

Aaron
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Tazawa didn't have the curve working early. He's had it going for the last few innings and has pitched much better. He's also locating his fastball better overall.

aminahyaquin: Alou is a 37 year old 7 time MVP with a .347 lifetime batting average and a world of hustle. he can golden glove field in his sleep.
tGG: Alou is actually 42, has never won an MVP, has a .303 lifetime batting average, and is mediocre at best in the field.
joshv02: But, other than that, you're wrong.

DonCaballero

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08/22/09 4:48 PM

Jesus, Tazawa is soooo 2008 Dice-K tonight.

jsinger121

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08/22/09 4:53 PM

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Nice pitching by Tazawa to get out of that jam. His confidence looks very good on the mound right now.

I'll be there, watching the Sox representation of mid-rotation starters. -TheGoldenGreek33 on Casey Kelly

DonCaballero

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08/22/09 4:55 PM

Does keeping Penny as a long reliever makes any sense to anyone? Penny has some value as either that or a spot starter/backup plan.

jsinger121

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08/22/09 5:02 PM

Jonathan
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Another home run from Papi. 8th straight 20 home run season.

I'll be there, watching the Sox representation of mid-rotation starters. -TheGoldenGreek33 on Casey Kelly

Yirmiyahu

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08/22/09 5:04 PM

DonCaballero wrote:
Jesus, Tazawa is soooo 2008 Dice-K tonight.

Burnett has allowed 9 10 11 baserunners, while Tazawa has allowed 9.

Norm in Oregon

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08/22/09 5:07 PM

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Steve Dillard wrote:
Tazawa tomorrow is going to be another beatdown -- an 89 mph fastball.

Not quite. Down on the Oregon Coast and finally came indoors to check the game, and comments from this series so far. Got to say there's a bit of a contrast yesterday to today. Just watched Tazawa pitch the fifth and his stuff looks OK. Ortiz with a HR and back-to-back doubles so two more runs. Sky looks bluer, the air is cleaner, the sand down on the beach deeper...

templeUsox

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08/22/09 5:12 PM

Ian
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Can the Sox please tear up the Cano scouting report? It's completely backwards.

BringHanleyback2

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08/22/09 5:24 PM

After Tazawa'a Performance it looks like Penny will finally be done.

Yirmiyahu

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08/22/09 5:25 PM

Tazawa's 3.57 ERA is great. But he's got a .952 OPS against (counting today). He has been very lucky/good with runners on base.

AMarshal2

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08/22/09 5:29 PM

Aaron
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I knew he had been lucky but that's a surprisingly high OPS agasint.

aminahyaquin: Alou is a 37 year old 7 time MVP with a .347 lifetime batting average and a world of hustle. he can golden glove field in his sleep.
tGG: Alou is actually 42, has never won an MVP, has a .303 lifetime batting average, and is mediocre at best in the field.
joshv02: But, other than that, you're wrong.

templeUsox

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08/22/09 5:29 PM

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He'll look good in a Seattle uniform next year.

Baseballguy350

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08/22/09 5:29 PM

Yirmiyahu wrote:
Tazawa's 3.57 ERA is great. But he's got a .952 OPS against (counting today). He has been very lucky/good with runners on base.

Dice K 2.0.

southernredsoxality

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08/22/09 5:32 PM

Let's keep this going, I want blood after what happened last night.

"Being Scandinavian myself, I can tell you that Lars is the name of the mythological Norse God of Batting." Drew (Pacific Prospect Report)

Yirmiyahu

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08/22/09 5:38 PM

AMarshal2 wrote:
I knew he had been lucky but that's a surprisingly high OPS agasint.

I noticed Gameday showing his BA against as .338, so I did the math.

Date	Opp	Dec	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	HR	HBP	BF	SB	CS	AB	2B	3B	GDP	TB	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
8/7	NYY	L	1.7	4	2	2	0	2	1	0	9	0	0	9	0	0	0	7	0.444	0.444	0.778	1.222
8/11	DET	W	5.0	4	3	1	2	6	0	1	23	0	0	20	0	1	0	6	0.200	0.304	0.300	0.604
8/16	TEX	L	5.0	10	4	4	3	0	2	0	27	0	0	24	3	0	0	19	0.417	0.481	0.792	1.273
8/22	NYY	W?	6.0	8	0	0	2	2	0	1	27	0	0	24	2	0	0	10	0.333	0.407	0.417	0.824

TOTAL		2-2	17.7	26	9	7	7	10	3	2	86	0	0	77	5	1	0	42	0.338	0.407	0.545	0.952

AMarshal, wasn't accusing you of questioning my #'s, just figured people might be interested in the breakdown.

Last Edited By: Yirmiyahu 08/22/09 5:46 PM. Edited 1 time.

templeUsox

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08/22/09 5:41 PM

Ian
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Bring it down Dan.

AMarshal2

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08/22/09 5:42 PM

Aaron
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I wasn't questioning you.

Every time they've tried to put Swisher away with a fastball low and outside, he has burned them.

aminahyaquin: Alou is a 37 year old 7 time MVP with a .347 lifetime batting average and a world of hustle. he can golden glove field in his sleep.
tGG: Alou is actually 42, has never won an MVP, has a .303 lifetime batting average, and is mediocre at best in the field.
joshv02: But, other than that, you're wrong.