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Bullpen better not blow this one

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Jacob Zanollavor 2 Jahren

Please win

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Caleb Williams Fan Clubvor 2 Jahren

Morel MVP SNZ 😮‍💨

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I need more hype, Christopher. I can’t Moneyball edit you with a jog

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Mikevor 2 Jahren

Please don’t put in Cuas

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Caleb Williams Enjoyervor 2 Jahren

Now don’t blow it this time (:

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Luis Díazvor 2 Jahren

Sometimes I don't understand Counsell, why don't he let pitcher Brown get his 5 innings? He is solid and with few pitches or is he not a natural starter? Counsell is very conservative today but with a terrible bullpen that is down and weak we have to keep an eye on it...

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Cuas better not be within breathing distance of this game

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