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5/15 - Marlins at Nats - 1:35 PM

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I'm doing alright, classes start back up tomorrow for me. Woo!

 

Same here. Only taking one class this semester and new job starts next Monday 

 

 

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Actually predicting a Stanton homer today 

 

 

That call is on Realmuto.  Catch the fucking ball.  It's in the job title.

 

Wouldn't that go for the Ump as well?  He needs to do his fucking job as well.

 

 

Amazing how the pitch count is still up to 20.

 

That 2-1 that should have been a 2-2 didn't help. Ended up throwing an extra six pitches [or whatever it was, you get the idea].

 

 

There's a 0% chance that he would have missed that call had Realmuto caught it.

 

That shouldn't matter.  The Ump is standing right there.  His only job is to watch the ball cross the plate.  

 

 

[uSER=5712]@Vince0926[/uSER] you at the game today? 

 

Yup I'm here 

 

 

Ross has the ball moving a lot up there. Hitters have to lay off the breaking ball. They've all been out of the zone but we're chasing a lot of them. 

 

To Ross' credit, with the exception of maybe one or two, all the breaking balls he's thrown have at least been close enough to the zone to induce those swings. Lots of movement.

 

 

Top 3. Watch Fernandez get the first hit 

 

 

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