No time to write about this game, got too busy with other projects. I will add this picture, though.

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No time to write about this game, got too busy with other projects. I will add this picture, though.

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No time to write about this game, got too busy with other projects.
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I’m a bit busy at the moment, and don’t even have time to handle the smallest of updates. Will catch up in a few days.
That thing in Boston last night. Holy crap!
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Nope, I think the team still didn’t find it’s way to Baltimore, and the same imposters that were playing in their uniforms were out at Camden Yards getting mashed by the Orioles on Saturday night.
Unconfirmed rumors that the team was at the Aquarium in the Inner Harbor at game time could not be confirmed.
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I’m not sure exactly what time the Rangers’ charter plane took off from the Metroplex on Thursday night for their destination in Baltimore, but apparently, the Texas Rangers team wasn’t on it. Oh, some guys were in Oriole Park wearing the Rangers’ uniform, but the actual team did not appear to be there. Whoever was wearing the uniforms were lethargic, they didn’t pitch well, and just generally looked like they were half asleep.
The guys wearing the Rangers’ uniforms got just six hits against Jeremy Guthrie. Two were by the guy wearing #22. The lone run was from the imposter wearing “Metcalf” on his back. Not much to talk about offensively here at all.
Pitching wise – We got bad outings by the guys wearing #46 & #57. The third guy who happened to be wearing #60 wasn’t all that great, either, but nowhere near as bad as 46 & 57.
Blah. Hopefully the Rangers can make the secondary flight and be there in time for Saturday’s game. They certainly weren’t there for Friday’s game.
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As per my policy of the last few years, I don’t write about losses to the Yankees.
Although I will say this. Anyone else watching this game have flashbacks to the 1998 & 1999 playoffs? This game felt a LOT like those two games in our ballpark. The feel was exactly the same for me.
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This comes from a story I just read called “C.J. Wilson is a pud. Ron Washington is a stud.” I don’t know if it’s as hostile as this guy makes it out to be, but kudos to Washington for not taking that. Kind of reminds me of the Tomo Ohka “turn his back” on his manager walking to the mound. You can’t let your players give you crap like that. I wonder if this thing with Wash will put to rest the fan perception that Wash has no control, or is a weak manager.
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