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Ghostrunner Ghostrunner posted 6/21/2008 from ghostrunners.blogspot.com [flag]
Find someone to hit second. The Jays can't score, this everyone knows. Alex Rios, Vernon Wells, Lyle Overbay et al are having horrific years. This everyone assumes, but isn't exactly true. This team is victim if its own horrible, self-created circumstances. The Toronto Blue Jays are 26th in runs out of 30 teams. But they are 17th in hits, 10th in On Base Percentage. So why the ... [link]

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