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Fist Pumps and Roar Draw Ire of Indians - New York Times
Fist Pumps and Roar Draw Ire of Indians - New York Times
Joba Chamberlain after striking out David Dellucci in the eighth inning.
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The DiaTribe — ... In case you missed the mini-controversy regarding Joba and The Looch (which sounds like a children’s show), the Indians took exception to Joba screaming and pumping his fist after striking out Dellucci with a 6-3 lead to end the 8th inning one day after Dellucci skied a HR off of Chamberlain for the go-ahead RBI on Tuesday. At issue is Chamberlain celebrating what was a pretty insignificant moment in the game, regardless of how he felt about it personally. If the bases are loaded and your team in clinging to a 1-run lead, some emotion off the mound is not unexpected (how many ...

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Fist Pumps and Roar Draw Ire of IndiansNYT > Baseball
Joba Chamberlain put on quite a show after striking out David Dellucci in the eighth inning A bit over-the-top, some thought, considering the score wasn’t that close. >