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Group hugs all around!
"We're at the point in the season where we don't expect anything other than what Omar did... It was a huge hit. Huge win for us." - Kris Medlen
This statement is exactly how most Braves fans have been feeling this season.
Omar Infante was the hero on Friday night when he delivered a game winning 2-run single to left field off of Marlins closer Leo Nunez. Brian McCann led off the inning with a four-pitch walk to get the Braves started. Troy Glaus, after being down 1-2 in the count, ripped a double to the right-center field gap to move McCann to 3rd and himself to 2nd. Omar Infante, who came in as a defensive replacement for the struggling Eric Hinske, came up to the plate. After looking at strike one and fouling away strike two, Omar had to battle back. He certainly did.
Infante took a nasty 1-2 slider and lined a hit into left field. Brian McCann scored from 3rd and pinch-runner Brandon Hicks scored easily from 2nd. Game over. Braves win 4-3.
Hanley Ramirez got the Marlins on the board in the 1st inning with a solo-HR to center field. It could've been a 2-run HR, but Chris Coghlan was incorrectly called out at 2nd base. The umpire thought he had touched 2nd base and then failed to re-touch it after a catch was made, but Coghlan only straddled the base. A big break for the Bravos, but Coghlan shouldn't have even given the umpire the chance to miss the call.
Offensive frustration set in for the Braves after that. The got a runner to 3rd base in three of the first four innings, but failed to score him every time. Josh Johnson had his strikeout pitches working and the Braves continued to fail with RISP. Finally in the 5th, Marteeen Prado drove in Gregor Blanco (who had a great game) with a RBI-single to LF. The game was tied 1-1 in the 5th.
The exact same situation happened in the 7th. With Gregor Blanco standing on 3rd, Marteeen Prado ripped a line drive to right-center field to easily score Blanco from 3rd. Braves led 2-1 heading into the 8th.
After a scoreless 8th inning, Billy Wagner came in to close the game. He wasn't greeted politely. Gabby Sanchez hit a home run to center field that just cleared the fence. To be honest, Gregor Blanco had a play on the ball if he timed his jump a bit better. The lead was gone and the score was 2-2 and we were heading into extras.
The 11th inning was wild. Wes Helms led off the inning with a single. Chris Coghlan than laid down a bunt to move the runner over, but Troy Glaus made an awful throw to 1B which moved Helms over to 3rd with no outs. Jonny Venters intentionally walked Hanley Ramirez to load the bases, which brought up Jorge Cantu. Cantu lined the first pitch right to Chipper Jones for the first out. To be honest, if the ball is hit a foot to the left or right, it's a bases-clearing double. Chipper made the play though for the first out.
Pinch hitter Brian Barden then came up to hit. On a 2-1 pitch, the Marlins attempted a squeeze. Barden missed the bunt and the Braves looked to have Helms caught up on the base paths, but Jonny Venters totally missed a throw from Chipper to tag Helms out. The Marlins scored on the near-fatal error to make the score 3-2.
Venters showed great heart to battle back. He struck out Barden on the next pitch and struck Dan Uggla out on a filthy slider. The Braves had one last chance in the 11th to win it.
You know how the rest goes. McCann walks, Glaus doubles and Omar Infante drives them in. Turner Field erupts and the Braves win yet another game at home.
MVP(s):
Omar Infante - GW 2-RBI single in the 11th. 'Nuff said.
Kris Medlen - 6.1IP, 6H, 1ER, 1BB, 5K
Gregor Blanco - 2-for-3, BB, 2R; move this guy up to 2nd in the lineup until Heyward gets healthy. I'm tired of seeing MelkyFail up there every night.
LVP(s):
Leo Nunez - 0.0IP, 3H, 2ER
Next Game: 4:10EST, Anibal Sanchez vs. Tommy Hanson; the game will be on FOX, so get your mute buttons ready.
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This is Braves country.
Joseph_C - July 2, 2010
Team of Destiny.
fandave - July 2, 2010
Gotta love the drama in this game...
ChitownBravos - July 2, 2010
I almost shit myself we Johnny dropped that ball
ChitownBravos - July 2, 2010
And Venters still got the win.
Joseph_C - July 2, 2010
Vulture.
Love it.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
Something special about this team.
kalesi - July 2, 2010
Snatching WIN From The Jaws of Fail....
That is the summary of the game.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
unfreakingbelievable
Bravely going forward - July 2, 2010
Absolutely insane game
Still can’t believe Wags gave up that homerun and Venters dropped the ball, but awesome job by Infante.
sag969 - July 2, 2010
best Record in the NL BABY!
TCfromDubVee - July 2, 2010
well as long as the padres lose
but still will be tied, holler!
TCfromDubVee - July 2, 2010
The Phillies lost, too. Unfortunately, the Mets did win today.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
No worries about the Mets. When they come to the Ted, they will understand why we have the best home record in baseball. The separation series.
romone_braves91 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
I thought we were playing them in NY to wrap things up going into the break….
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
Fail on my part. U r right. I was getting ahead of myself (home series vs Met Aug 2)
romone_braves91 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
after the break, we play 7 of 10 against the muts at home
atl192485 - July 2, 2010
Fun times had by all.....except the Mets and their fans.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
And rally killers.
Bronn - July 3, 2010
Those ESPN retards better show this
thrashtalk - July 2, 2010
oh you know its gonna be 24/7 lebron coverage until he signs…
Bravely going forward - July 2, 2010
LeBron blew his nose with kleenex that he purchased in Chicago. Analysis after the break!
Scott Coleman - July 2, 2010
Finally
some MLB stuff, but no Braves stuff most likely
thrashtalk - July 2, 2010
Venters drop and Infante’s hit led off the show.
Scott Coleman - July 2, 2010
Aw crap
I missed it!!! My bad
thrashtalk - July 2, 2010
Baseball tonight is on in 50 minutes or so…be sure to check the end of it for Braves highlights
Scott Coleman - July 2, 2010
Ugh
Baseball tonight?
MLB Tonight all the way dude.
sag969 - July 2, 2010
yeah, but not all of us get mlb network…
Bravely going forward - July 2, 2010
yeah i don’t
thrashtalk - July 2, 2010
this
Braves24 - July 2, 2010
True
But if you get ESPN, you should be able to get MLB Network for not too much more. Here with Comcast its included for free. No need for an extra sports package or whatever.
sag969 - July 3, 2010
Never seen it, don't have the cable package
do they talk about the Braves at all
thrashtalk - July 2, 2010
I had it for a while
It was awesome. Even Harold Reynolds seemed bearable.
Bronn - July 3, 2010
MLB Network
Is easily the best channel on TV. They talk about everyone, and it is just great baseball. After you watch some of that, its so hard to go back to ESPN and watch their pathetic attempt.
sag969 - July 3, 2010
i have the mlb network
but i don’t watch it often…when i turned it on once it just showed clips…nobody talked about anything really…
as in, nobody analyzed any teams or anything…
i won’t judge it entirely on one time…but is that the norm?
forgotten_glory - July 2, 2010
It’s 4831092318903282310983208x better than BBTN. Please don’t watch BBTN anymore.
BullManUGA - July 3, 2010
That was quick pitch. Not MLB Tonight.
McCann and McWill - July 3, 2010
quick pitch
Great, fair coverage and better highlights than baseball tonight
Xshare - July 3, 2010
I know!!
They’ve been talking about Queen James for 2 days non-stop!!
thrashtalk - July 2, 2010
seriously, for espn, football/basketball>baseball>everything else
Bravely going forward - July 2, 2010
thats how it is for most people
Doghnut - July 2, 2010
Hahahaha
You know, its Lebronfest right now. I’m shocked they managed to cover the World Cup at all today.
sag969 - July 2, 2010
I wish i could watch games on TBS again
TCfromDubVee - July 2, 2010
I wish FSC didn't exist.
Londonjoe - July 2, 2010
Great Win
Infante battled
UltimaParadox - July 2, 2010
Aye, that he did....
How many pitches did he see AFTER he was already down 0-2? That was pretty epic.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
no matter the count
our hitters always put together a good AB.
Scott Coleman - July 2, 2010
other than melky
telemakhos - July 3, 2010
this
BravesRaleigh - July 3, 2010
Braves player
going to be on MLB tonight after commercial break
UltimaParadox - July 2, 2010
I grew up on the Braves of the early 90s
The ones who had the hunger and the never quit attitude. This team is alot like that
Richie Grogan - July 2, 2010
I really think they’re determined to give Bobby a WS victory to go out on.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
It’s a throwback of the ’95 team. Exceptional pitching and timely hitting.
ATLandKC - July 2, 2010
Our pitching hasn't been '95 good
But the hitting has been better than in ’95
Jacob Peterson - July 3, 2010
Lots of come from behinds in '95, though
Tons of last AB wins. I may have to look that up for comparative purposes.
Bronn - July 3, 2010
In that regard, yes,
this is a dead-on comparison.
Jacob Peterson - July 3, 2010
It truly does.
and the stars are aligned.
I am going to keep on saying it:
This is a championship season.
fandave - July 2, 2010
keep on saying it
i got 1000 dollars on the world series braves 2010
MacsGlasses - July 2, 2010
WALKOFFS
Heyward
Prado
Melky
McLouth
Conrad
Glaus
Infante
atl192485 - July 2, 2010
I still say Conrad deserves two check marks….
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
Conrad deserves all the check marks in the world
MBL1 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
He deserves a lifetime of free McDonald's meals
Someone contact Greg Olson.
Bronn - July 3, 2010
nice
UltimaParadox - July 2, 2010
Melky and Nate
dont deserve to be on that list lol
Erihury - July 2, 2010
Well….they did both hit walkoffs….
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
i can understand melky
but why not nate?
atl192485 - July 2, 2010
Nate does
Melky’s did not really count.. David Wright should get the check mark
UltimaParadox - July 2, 2010
What?
Nate’s comeback was awesome. That was one of the most fun nights I’ve had in this awesome season. The back to back homers? Insane.
sag969 - July 3, 2010
green this shit
Bravely going forward - July 2, 2010
i could've sworn
that infante had one already…guess not…
forgotten_glory - July 2, 2010
perhaps you are thinking of
the hit in the bottom of the 8th off contreras
atl192485 - July 2, 2010
very possible
forgotten_glory - July 2, 2010
I remember on the highlight film of the '91 Braves
(Yeah I know I have it bad) they Braves had so many late inning victories that it seemed they would “draw starws to see who would be the hero” Sound familiar?
Richie Grogan - July 2, 2010
How freaking stupid are the Marlins
Good thing they fired their manager.
Seriously. 0 outs. Tying run on 3rd. Winning run on 2nd. What do you do?
YOU FREAKING WALK THE BATTER!
Put on a runner that cannot hurt you, set up a force out at home on a slow runner.
I mean, seriously. That’s like Managing 101.
The Goche - July 2, 2010
sshhh
they might be reading this thread
UltimaParadox - July 2, 2010
that would require a computer which would require money being spent. we all know thats not happening.
Scott Coleman - July 2, 2010
haha true
UltimaParadox - July 2, 2010
+Infinity for the lulz (and truth)
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
Straight from the Marlins FO
.— . / … ..-
...ATLandKC - July 2, 2010
Fredi is probably sipping a cold one thinking “I’m gonna love Atlanta next year.”
Scott Coleman - July 2, 2010
"man, is my job gonna be easy against the marlins 18 times a year"
atl192485 - July 2, 2010
I am assuming they decided they would rather try their luck against Infante than Escobar. Hope to get Infante to strike out or do something that doesn’t score a run. Then they would have walked Escobar to set up the double play with 1 out already. It was really pick your poison situation. I am glad they did it this way though, worked out awesome for us. But I don’t think it was the worst managerial decision ever.
B4TheFlop - July 3, 2010
I’ll say this about Jonny Venters.
The guy showed a lot of guts not letting that botched rundown fester in his head. He came right back and struck out the next two guys.
AnEternalEnigma - July 2, 2010
Prado, Baby! Infante, Baby
Fuck the Fish
wow.
Chief Noc-A-Homa - July 2, 2010
I love this team
That was amazing.
in the bottom of the 11th they showed Vulture in the dugout a couple of times and he looked like someone killed his dog, but he was smiling when Omar hit the walkoff.
MBL1 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
I called that, btw. I said his sad face would turn into a vulturish grin when the walkoff happens.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
haha, i remember that! you’re good arent ya
MBL1 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
Prado for MVP!
Not even joking.
romone_braves91 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
+1
MacsGlasses - July 2, 2010
Why would you be joking? Prado is a legit MVP contender this season.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 2, 2010
Someone make a website or facebook page for that. Maybe the Braves will find out about it and Moylan will make Prado an “MVP” sticker
MBL1 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
Prado is a legit contender, there shouldn’t be any joking
Braves24 - July 2, 2010
ehh
I love Martin something fierce, but he’s got a ways to go before he deserves the MVP.
Jacob Peterson - July 3, 2010
hey
dustin pedroia got 1
BravesRaleigh - July 3, 2010
So?
There are 5 or 6 guys who have had better seasons than Martin for playoff contenders.
It’s possible that Martin ends up as the most deserving candidate, but he’s not in that position yet. He is easily the Braves’ MVP, though.
Jacob Peterson - July 3, 2010
Nationals
lose the game on a pick-off
UltimaParadox - July 2, 2010
LOLNats
MBL1 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
We nearly lost
on a dropped throw on a run-down. I wouldn’t cast stones…
Jacob Peterson - July 3, 2010
Buzzkill….
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 3, 2010
I mean after last year… we don’t need to make fun of teams for losing a game on a pick-off, since we ended the season on one.
SuperNewb - July 3, 2010
why has espn and mlb network not talked about the braves win
because they are asshats!
TCfromDubVee - July 2, 2010
i thought hats were only for heads?
atl192485 - July 2, 2010
ESPN: omg the phillies r so darn good. Dey gunna win teh wurld seereez. they got hit hard buy injureez but they still gunna win it. metz gunna win the wurld seereez too. Yankees yankeees yankees yankees yankees lebron james yankees yankees yankees tiger woods yankees
MBL1 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
don’t forget brett farv
atl192485 - July 2, 2010
Omg brett favre is gunna play agin. hes teh best qb evar. he had ankle surgeree so dat means he gunna play moar. PHILLIES PHILLIES PHILLIES PHILLIES PHILLIES
MBL1 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
The Truth...
Most of them are Phillies, Red Sox, Mets, Yankees fans.
Chief Noc-A-Homa - July 2, 2010
don’t forget the cubs…
forgotten_glory - July 3, 2010
actually, every time I watch baseball tonight, they’re pretty high on the braves chances for making the postseason.
beeswax - July 2, 2010
WOOT!
WOOT!
beeswax - July 2, 2010
SWAGGER.
nick9314 - July 2, 2010
Ways to make Peachtree TV BETTER...
have a strikezone cam. for nights like tonite where the ump sucks cock.
Don’t let SportSouth hog all the glory. Air the interview of Bobby after the game. Those are always brief, to the point, and fun.
GO BRAVES
Chief Noc-A-Homa - July 2, 2010
Agreed, they need a postgame and pregame show
MBL1 - July 2, 2010 via mobile
Incredible sums it all up just about
Great game. This team shows a lot of heart and grit that we haven’t seen in a while
Braves24 - July 2, 2010
!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GwjfUFyY6M
Windu - July 2, 2010
in other news
Rome walked-off on a steal of home by Phil Gosselin
atl192485 - July 3, 2010
Pretty cool
MBL1 - July 3, 2010 via mobile
actually
it was almost exactly like the botched squeeze play tonight
atl192485 - July 3, 2010
and Freeman hit another homer
Braves24 - July 3, 2010
The Jet stole home!
Bronn - July 3, 2010
OMAR FOR STARTING SS 2011!!!
MBL1 - July 3, 2010 via mobile
if he had Yunels glove i would back that but since he does i cant. just put him in left
ChitownBravos - July 3, 2010
doesnt*
ChitownBravos - July 3, 2010
fuck dish network for not carrying PTV or MLB Network
ATLBRVS_19 - July 3, 2010
I get PTV
It comes on in the 440-450 range. Not sure exactly what package I have though.
JayF - July 3, 2010
do you live in the metro ATL area?
ATLBRVS_19 - July 3, 2010
In terms of sheer twists and turns,
this might be the win of the year. I went from complete confidence to mild uncertainty to worry to panic to depression to hope to relief to OH MY GOD WE WON! All in the last inning.
This has to make Wags and Jonny feel a lot better, knowing that their teammates are there to pick them up. Also, it was nice to see McCann lead off with the walk after making a slight mistake (throwing too soon on the rundown) that turned out to be crucial. His at-bat set the tone for the walk-off. Big props to Glausy, too. He’s been fighting it lately, but his double (on a gimpy leg, no less) was clutch.
Jacob Peterson - July 3, 2010
This game was undoubtedly amazing. Not half as exciting as vs. Cincinatti, but it definitely kept me sitting at the edge of the couch for a while. Games like this, are why I watch the Braves.
Unexpected Awesomeness Awaits at every turn!
Joseph_C - July 3, 2010
Picking up teammates who fail
Is an undervalued, and too often unacknowledged, trait of great teams. The Braves took a gut punch (the Sanchez homer) and then a groin kick (that whole top of the 11th) and still shook it all off.
Sam Jethroe - July 3, 2010
I actually stopped watching in the final inning.
I’m not sure if I should be happy or glad. I would have been so pissed at the top of the inning, then had a heart attack at the bottom of the inning.
RichmondBraves - July 3, 2010
With the late inning drama that surrounds this team
how could you turn it off in the last inning? your bound to miss the best part
ATLBRVS_19 - July 3, 2010
on a side note...
garret anderson just stole a base…how did that even happen?
forgotten_glory - July 3, 2010
Gary Sheffield stole home when he was 38 year old.
I’m still giving that the higher improbability score.
Bronn - July 3, 2010
I feel comfortable with our 4 rotation (Hudson, Meds, Hanson, JJ) versus any team’s rotation in the MLB. Let’s Go BRAVOS!
romone_braves91 - July 3, 2010
over Lincecum, Cain, Sanchez, and Zito? Hmmm
BravesRaleigh - July 3, 2010
Yes.
That’s a pretty big drop-off after Lincecum.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 3, 2010
Cain
Is very underrated. Not a very big drop off.
kauf67 - July 3, 2010
I meant no disrespect to Cain’s abilities, but anyone is a pretty big drop-off after Lincecum. And I wouldn’t have even bothered including Zito on the list.
EricGreggWasPaidOff - July 3, 2010
Certainly anyone is a drop off from Lincecum, but Cain is probably the best #2 in the league after Chris Carpenter.
kauf67 - July 3, 2010
I'm an LSU fan first and foremost, so i'm used to this come from behind shit at the last second shit
But WTF was up with Wags trying a knuckler in that situation?
WatsonTiger - July 3, 2010
pardon my french. ive had a few, sue me
WatsonTiger - July 3, 2010
pretty sure it was a joke – it was a fastball that had a lot of the plate
atl192485 - July 3, 2010
I bet Rich Waltz is still sobbing into his pillow back at the hotel.
Sam Jethroe - July 3, 2010
I'd like to note that I showed up and Wags gave up a home run...
Went downstairs and we settled down, came back up and we gave up a run… went back downstairs and we won… I think I should just stay downstairs forever.
SuperNewb - July 3, 2010
I thought...
we all lived in our mom’s baseball.
sddbaker - July 3, 2010
BASEMENT duh
sddbaker - July 3, 2010
Who's the Greg White outfielder?
I like his style at the plate right now
award6 - July 3, 2010
*this
award6 - July 3, 2010
trade talk
love how this team finds a way to win. Not great in any one area (except prado) but they find a way to get it done. Coming up on the halfway point I see some concerns that may come back to haunt us. Defense is spotty and we are extremely lucky that it has not cost us more games. Will the offense be enough. We rank in the bottom of the league in homeruns which is fine if your getting on base, which we are. However, the middle of our lineup is not hitting. Glaus was on a tear but appears to be coming back down to earth. Brian and Chipper are on a pace to have fewer than 80 RBI’s and less than 20 homers. THese are your number 3 and 4 hitters. McCann will come around and chipper will find ways to help this team but we need another bat. I like the idea of getting De Jesus from KC. Plays good defense, hits for average, does not strike out alot and has some power. His numbers are very similar to Prado’s. You put those two guys at the top of the order and you are setting the table. Would this be enough or would Hart be the better option. He does play right field. Could Heyward play center field. I like what Blanco has been doing. He’s the perfect 8 hole hitter. Gets on base, has good speed so the pitcher can bunt him over then prado will get him in. This is why we won tonight. Hopefully Blanco can be the answer. Just some thoughts look forward to the second half. Let’s pray the mets don’t get cliff Lee. It would be nice to win the next three series going into the All Star break. Go Braves
thanksbobby - July 3, 2010
So, if you ever wondered
…what a scouting report written by Molly Bloom would look like…now you know.
Sam Jethroe - July 3, 2010
lol
+1, although that post has way too much punctuation
Jacob Peterson - July 3, 2010
Heningway used all of Joyce’s leftover periods.
Sam Jethroe - July 3, 2010
HeMingway.
It’s a little dark in here.
Sam Jethroe - July 3, 2010
i went to sleep after the 10th
awix - July 3, 2010
Meds quote about last 1/2 inning
Medlen on the 11th inning: “Troy came up with the big double and the tractor-trailers were on base.” (that’d be McCann and Glaus)
Delaware Boiler - July 3, 2010
Wow.
This is a screenshot of the current (Sat morning around 9 am) headlines on ESPN’s MLB page:
I realize that maybe to national press Braves beating Marlins (even in a comeback win) might not be the most exciting thing, but it has to be bigger news than the Nats signing El Duque or just as big as any of the other games (i.e. Cards/Brewers).
sag969 - July 3, 2010
For good comparision
Then go to SI.com’s baseball page. And finally mlb.com.
sag969 - July 3, 2010
Here's my idea for a lineup:
1) Prado
2) Escobar (or Infante)
3) Chipper
4) McCann/Glaus
5) Glaus/McCann
6) Hinske/Diaz
7) Melky
8) Pitcher
9) Blanco
The way Gregor’s been hitting lately, wouldn’t it be awesome to have him hitting right in front of Prado (without costing Prado any ABs)? I also think Esco would do better with a bit more protection (and Prado always on base in front of him). My two cents.
Jacob Peterson - July 3, 2010
How about Blanco leading off. Prado batting second. Drop Escobar to the eight hole and keep the pitcher batting 9th.
Frozen Fan - July 3, 2010
I will keep saying it:
Why drop Prado to second? he is ON FIRE leading off
Kobe:The Legend - July 3, 2010
Why do people
Keep suggesting to remove Prado from leadoff position?! He is the reason the Braves took off in early May.
sag969 - July 3, 2010
Because some people still remember he was raking in the two spot as well
Frozen Fan - July 3, 2010
As much as I loved last night
Anyone else feel a pit in their stomachs when Wes Helms comes off the bench? He’s batted .310 with a .932 OPS his entire career against ATL, and hit 14/30 against the Braves since 2008, with most of those hits in pinch-hit roles, and turning into eventual runs scored. He’s more dangerous than people realize, at least against the Braves!
royhobbs - July 3, 2010
Wouldn't mind bringing him on next year...
in that corner bench role backing up 3B, 1B, maybe LF. Kind of a right handed Hinske.
Mr. Sanchez - July 3, 2010
Eh
If he was so dangerous he would be a full time starter on a good team. There’s a reason the Braves let him go.
sag969 - July 3, 2010
If Blanco made that play, seriously play of the year competing with Buerhle(sp?)
Kobe:The Legend - July 3, 2010
Yeah
I was thrown off by the comment. Blanco made one hell of a play to have a chance at it, and I don’t think we should detract from his work at all.
sag969 - July 3, 2010
Thanks bad managing by Marlins
Why would he not have intentionally walked Omar to set up a force at home? Omar’s run did not matter at all. Fredi would have walked him!
Go Braves!
Kayne - July 3, 2010
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