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That was the best Iggy has looked in awhile
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Damn good slider there!!!


Was a nasty pitch
Dubon is the Swiss army knife type that every really good team has. I'd love to keep him around as a utility guy.
He's such a weapon out of the pen
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Didier’s stuff is outright nasty.


Dude just comes out throwing filth. Hope we leave him in the bullpen next season
Murphy has been awesome in ABS
This is why Sale is an ace. Didn't have his best stuff tonight but only gave up 2 in 6 innings.
Sale has hung several sliders tonight. Not nearly as sharp as he was against the Dodgers.

re: The ATL Thread - 9/4 - Sale v Sanchez

Posted by VADawg on 9/4/26 at 7:26 pm to
Damn shame we couldn't add more runs. Sanchez was very gettable tonight.
Sit the frick down, Bryce
Good shite from Sale to shut that down after 1 run
3 runs in an inning off of Sanchez without a HR is so good to see from this offense
Sit the frick down, Bryce
If they add Lodise to the 40 man and we have a long lockout going into next season, he won't be able to play in minor league games. Same with Hartman.

Both of those guys need a good bit more reps in AA ball before they're seriously considered for the majors. I'm guessing the team doesn't want to risk losing development time for them next season.

I'm not convinced Kim was ever healthy when he came back from the finger injury the first time.
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I said that because Kim isn’t going to be on the playoff roster and Dubon will play almost every game there, but what happens if he gets hurt or someone else does and he has to be moved?


If Kim keeps hitting like he has been since the walkoff against LA, he will absolutely be on the playoff roster.
Sale's last three mound opponents (including tonight): Miz, Yamamoto, Sanchez

re: 19 Years Ago Today….

Posted by VADawg on 9/3/26 at 7:20 am to
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one of the greatest upsets in college football history


It is the greatest. There have been many upsets after that were maybe more improbable, but up to this point none are more prominently memorable than that one.


By point spread, it wasn't even the biggest upset that season. Stanford/USC was.

A horrible Pitt team completely stuffing a great WVU offense in Morgantown was the most shocking thing I watched that season. There was no universe where I ever expected that team to be held to single digits with a spot in the national title game on the line.