Twins vs. Padres - Box Score - June 24, 2008

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The Hardball Times found this 6/25/2008 on scores.espn.go.com [flag]
BATTING 2B: A Casilla (7, J Peavy); M Cuddyer (12, J Peavy) HR: B Harris (3, 9th inning off T Hoffman 0 on, 2 Out); B Buscher (1, 9th inning off T Hoffman 0 on, 2 Out) RBI: M Cuddyer (35), B Harris (20), B Buscher (13) 2-out RBI: M Cuddyer, B Harris, B Buscher Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: B Harris 3, J Kubel 2 Team LOB: 6 [link]

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THT Daily:THT Daily: Free Falling
Published 6/25/2008 by Dave Studeman at The Hardball Times
... -- put this one out of reach. Is it just me or does it seem like Emil Brown has had an inordinate number of huge, game-changing hits this year for a guy hitting .246/.288/.375? Maybe it is just me, but I feel like I've written some variation of "big hit from Emil Brown!" quite a few times this year. Twins 3, Padres 1 : Hells Bells! Hoffman gives up back-to-back homers to ...

And That Happened
Published 6/25/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Craig Calcaterra) at ShysterBall
... Twins 3, Padres 1: Hells Bells! Hoffman gives up back-to-back homers to Brendan Harris and Brian Buscher in the ninth inning. If it makes him feel better, it wasn't a blown save because the game was tied. Probably doesn't make Jake Peavy (6 IP, 1 ER) and the rest of the Padres feel any better, though. ...

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Go Twins

sooze posted 6/25/2008 from www.babeslovebaseball.com

If I may be a total homer for a sec, go twins. Season-high seven straight. And for a team chock-full of Nick Puntos, you can color me impressed.
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The Emergence of Brian Buscher

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The Etiquette of Booing

GeoffwithG posted 6/25/2008 from left-coast-bias.blogspot.com

Trevor Hoffman of the San Diego Padres was booed last night for failing to hold a 1-1 game in the 9th. But does he deserve to ever be booed for on-field performance? I argue no and welcome opinions on both sides of the fence.
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At Least They're Consistant

friarforum posted 6/25/2008 from friarforum.com

The San Diego Padres lost yet another chance to pick up a game in the weak NL West to remain 8 games back and drop to 14 games under .500. The Friars 3-1 defeat at the hands of the Twins was not unlike countless other games this season. Tuesday's game marked off all the usual boxes to insure that Frair fans know they are watching the Padres. The checklist typically includes: Wasted ...
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Hoffman hears boos in Twin killing

Baseball Toaster found this 6/25/2008 on www3.signonsandiego.com

Boos rained down on a Padres icon Tuesday night at Petco Park. Not just scattered boos, but loud booing directed at a franchise hero whose excellence helped bring San Diego's downtown ballpark into existence. Trevor Hoffman, head down, walked slowly ...
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