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PostPosted: Sat Aug 30, 2014 1:02 pm 
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http://m.mlb.com/video/v35789081/ladsd-dodgers-line-four-infielders-on-right-side

I can't say I've seen an odder looking formation. Dee Gordon still almost fucked it up.

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Yeesh, terrible throw to home left the catcher in bad position to make the throw to 1B for the shoulda-had-it double play.

Donnie baseball looks pretty pleased with himself wandering half-way out to the mound AND then back to the dugout for no discernible reason--other than to punctuate his brilliant managerial move.

Like shooting free-throws in the NBA, athletes making millions to play a game should be able to lay down a bunt btw the mound and 3rd in situations like that.
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I didn't realize Seth Smith was so pull-happy, i wouldn't really call him a power hitter.

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Hussra wrote:
Yeesh, terrible throw to home left the catcher in bad position to make the throw to 1B for the shoulda-had-it double play.

Donnie baseball looks pretty pleased with himself wandering half-way out to the mound AND then back to the dugout for no discernible reason--other than to punctuate his brilliant managerial move.

Like shooting free-throws in the NBA, athletes making millions to play a game should be able to lay down a bunt btw the mound and 3rd in situations like that.

Good call on Mattingly he was strutting like Vince McMahon. That's a GIF baby
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