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KT
Good night/day all
Anonymous
Night
Anonymous
Well done, Bob – The EKG flatline a perfect analogy of the Dodgers performance at the plate.
Anonymous
By not pitching Clayton Kershaw in Giant finale, it was a huge mistake and has all but put the playoffs. Nice going Donnie!!
Anonymous
Even Clayton Kershaw would not have won a game in which the Dodgers scored zero runs.
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NPUT
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http://www.dodgerthoughts.com/2012/09/10/taking-half-measures
Anonymous
Over at MSTI, Mike Petriello has an excellent analysis of the futility of hitting A.J. in the No. 8 spot.