Still tied
1-1 heading into the eighth. Edwin Encarnacion popped out to center field, and Paul Bako and Aaron Harang struck out to end the seventh inning.
posted by Shannon Russell at 3:09 PM
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3 Comments:
at 3:31 PM 
redfuture said...
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at 3:34 PM 
Ray Kinsella said...
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at 4:00 PM 
bluegrass said...
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Post a Comment*It's very disappointing that Dusty did not PH for Cory with Hopper in the 8th versus LH Stetter to lead off the inning!
It's obvious that this team is NOT going to hit. Period. Waiting around for this team to "break out" is foolish and ignorant on Dusty's part.
Not tied with EE playing. When are they going to realize that he is too much of a liability to put on the field.
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