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Analysis: Brett Myers also pitched poorly, allowing three runs in the eighth to allow the Mets to get back into the game. Manager Charlie Manuel was asked by the Delaware News Journal who he would use to close out either of Sunday's day-night doubleheader games and said, I have no idea. Come the ...

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Dan Uggla » Statistics » Batting | FanGraphs Baseball

— fangraphs.com — Season Team BB% K% BB/K OBP SLG OPS ISO Spd BABIP wRC wRAA wOBA Total - -... - 10.9 % 26.1 % 0.47 .344 .482 .826 .225 4.0 .300 384.4 54.1 .354 2006 Marlins 7.3 % 20.1 % 0.39 .339 .480 .818 .198 5.0 .315 94.5 8.8 .347 2006 Average 8.7 % 18.9 % 0.50 .337 ... (more) Dan Uggla » Statistics » Batting | FanGraphs ...

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