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civ - I think you would agree that since Tito wants to keep Hentges stretched out (said in the article i just posted he had been up to 85 pitches) then the more pitches he throws today the more the chance he takes Logan Allen's slot.
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What a difference a day makes.

I was ready to write off the Twinkies after they limped into Cleveland and lost the first 2 games late. Reyes hitting bombs. Walk-off HR by Luplow. Even Bauers got some hits.

I was ready to adopt the " Let's play these guys, everyday" line I had reserved for the Tigers.

Maybe not.

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civ



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From what I'm hearing #Indians are going to give LHP Sam Hentges 1st chance to fill vacated rotation spot when Logan Allen was sent to alternate training site.
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I mean really, what a great win by Bieber and the team (5 runs) last night.

BTW - Brian Shaw ain't going anywhere. He has been NAILS!!

Combined with Karinchak and Clase the back end of this bullpen is totally set. Not perfect, but can't ask for better.
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Triston WALKS himself out of this game with a zillion walks and a homer mixed in.

I notice Quantrill is in the game VERY early here - putting him on course for McKenzie's slot in the rotation. Hopefully.

Oh - then Maton walks 2 guys and gives up a 2 run double.
"I've suffered a great many tragedies in my life....most of them never happened". Mark Twain

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Great 5-0 win - Plesac looking like himself these days and again incredible relief work.

Nice to see Cesar Hernandez and Amed Rosario heating up.

And fingers crossed Jose Ramirez's hand is ok after being hit!
"I've suffered a great many tragedies in my life....most of them never happened". Mark Twain