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Game 83: Pirates 6 Reds 5
This was a weird game. In one column you've got Edinson Volquez starting against us, Jack Wilson running the bases like an idiot, Freddy Sanchez bunting with two strikes, Matt Capps and the Flat Fastball, Damaso Marte giving up home runs, and Romulo! firing fastballs towards the plate with no clue where they're going to end up. On the other hand you've got a finally hot Adam LaRoche, Obi-Wan ...
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Pirates 6, Reds 5
Raise the Jolly Roger — ... -Speaking of Greg Brown, there must have been something weird going on in the radio booth last night. I'm talking about the "lucky noise" fiasco. I heard a little about it on the radio postgame, but for a better explanation, see the comments of this [WHYGAVS] post. Very strange. ...

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