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The Tao of Stieb found this 6/6/2008 on bjays.wordpress.com [flag]
Why would B.J. Ryan throw a fastball down the middle on 0-2 to hand the game to the worlds worst mustache, you ask? Well, that was actually a hanging slider. And Barajas emphasized DOWN by turning his glove upside down on the ground before the windup. That pitch was not down… What a gift- the movement on it was somewhere between a slider and a cutter (a Litschball?). It just ... [link]

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The Beej feels shame once again
Published 6/6/2008 by Tao of Stieb (noreply@blogger.com) at The Tao of Stieb
... As per usual, Jon Hale at the Mockingbird sums up that last pitch about as well as anyone could. It was a mistake pitch, although we wonder if the Jays shouldn't be backing off on Beej (and Jesse Carlson for that matter) just a bit. We're not sure what the speed was on that meatball, but it seemed to float in there at a snail's pace. ...

You Sir, Are Incompetent
Published 6/6/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Dustin Parkes) at Drunk Jays Fans
... That brings us to yesterday afternoon, when this happened. Instead of learning a lesson from his previous ill-advised outburst of gushing when the opposing team beat the Toronto Blue Jays in dramatic fashion, Campbell again entered into an hysterical paroxysm that would rival a ...

You Sir, Are Incompetent
Published 6/6/2008 by Dustin Parkes (noreply@blogger.com) at The AL East Blog
... That brings us to yesterday afternoon, when this happened. Instead of learning a lesson from his previous ill-advised outburst of gushing when the opposing team beat the Toronto Blue Jays in dramatic fashion, Campbell again entered into an hysterical paroxysm that would rival a ...

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