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Around SBN: The Amateur Mathematics Of Linsanity

Orioles 9, Pirates 6

Well, that stunk. The Bucs piled up a 6-1 lead early against O's starter Brian Burres, highlighted by a three-run homer by the suddenly-awesome Jason Michaels. But the Phil Dumatrait (who struggled with his control all night), Franquelis Osoria and the Pirates let the Orioles crawl back into the game and eventually take the lead. After Osoria left the game, the Pirates were only down by one, but Marino Salas and Sean Burnett got to pitch anyway, and suddenly the Pirates weren't down by one anymore. I wasn't watching the last few innings of the game, but I'm not sure why better relievers weren't out there. As a group, the good relievers haven't been overworked too terribly lately. Damaso Marte, in particular, should've been ready to go.

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OK still no link, here is the URL

http://www.theonion.com/content/from_print/evil_red_wings_owner_wario

BTW, sorry to have three posts that are completely off-topic. I just thought this was really funny and Pittsburgh-related.

by houksyndrome on Jun 14, 2008 12:03 AM EDT reply actions  

I don't want to say anything, but ...

I just noticed Jose Castillo is on pace for about 48 doubles.

by bucdaddy on Jun 14, 2008 4:14 PM EDT reply actions  

Still not a great hitter, though.

Only .261/.317/.429 for the year right now, even with his mini-surge. Being an expansion club and all, the Giants are probably glad to have him, but that won’t cut it at 3B in the long run.

by Vlad on Jun 17, 2008 12:05 PM EDT up reply actions  

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