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5/26 Alligator Alley/I-75/Citrus Series Game 4

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Let's give Chen a break here, considering every runner he leaves the game with ends up scoring.

 

Yeah. You can actually argue that Chen has been better this year than he was last year based on his peripherals.

 

 

Yeah. You can actually argue that Chen has been better this year than he was last year based on his peripherals.

Valid point there.

 

 

Yeah. You can actually argue that Chen has been better this year than he was last year based on his peripherals.

 

While this is true, I just don't feel comfortable with Chen throwing game 2 , or Conley throwing game 3 of a playoff series, which is obviously the goal. 

 

 

Would we really bench Jose if we were in contention late or even if we made the playoffs?

 

 

Would we really bench Jose if we were in contention late or even if we made the playoffs?

Probably not. Maybe skip a start or two, especially in September with expanded rosters.

 

 

Physics 2. Can't miss that. :'(

 

it's fucking physics!!! You use what you learned, build a time machine and go to class after the game!! SHeesh

 

 

it's fucking physics!!! You use what you learned, build a time machine and go to class after the game!! SHeesh

That's Physics 6, dumbass.

 

 

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