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4/12 at Braves - 7:20 p.m

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1 minute ago, SonOfJack said:

Alfaro scratched again. How long are we going to play a man down?

2 actually with the Brinson/Castano situation.

14 minutes ago, rmc523 said:

2 actually with the Brinson/Castano situation.

Castano probably put up better at bats than Brinson right now to be fair.

16 minutes ago, SonOfJack said:

Alfaro scratched again. How long are we going to play a man down?

Scratched? What, was he fighting a Sandshrew?

1 minute ago, FishFan95 said:

Scratched? What, was he fighting a Sandshrew?

Probably, but Alfaro keeps using Dig to get himself in a further hole.

3 minutes ago, FishFan95 said:

"It's just hitting, doesn't matter where you are at."

 

Our manager of the year, folks!

If that is true why doesn’t he bat Dickerson out of the leadoff spot.  He kinda put his own foot in his mouth on that one. 

I’m assuming he is taking about the lineup order?  

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20 minutes ago, hovertical said:

Braves gonna be coming out fired up after last night for sure.

Got to take advantage of that aggressiveness. Get guys to chase bad pitches and all that. 

27 minutes ago, SongInTheAir said:

Got to take advantage of that aggressiveness. Get guys to chase bad pitches and all that. 

Should hit Acuna and see if they get really aggressive.

[Don't actually do this]

1 hour ago, hovertical said:

Braves gonna be coming out fired up after last night for sure.

Marlins coming out fired after last years NLDS.

I have been going over it and I know that this will come out as a hot take, but I think they got the call right last night calling Bohm safe at the plate. I know that he did not make physical contact with the plate, but that is because Travis d'Arnaud physically moved Bohm's leg to the side thus obstructing the plate. He beat the throw and would be safe otherwise. How is this any different from standing in the way of a runner trying to advance and physically obstructing his pathway to the next bag? They made it so that you can't railroad fielders on the way to the next base, why can they still obstruct your path to the bag?

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