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Watching it on my iphone in a cafe - lets just say I wasn't happy...
And what the hell was that? Bawkward!
I think so. Although they could extend his time there.
It seems that he is fine on the routine plays, it is just a matter of understanding the speed of runners and tht sort of thing. As long as the early mistakes don't get in his head I think we will see the defender we have been told about eventually.
It's hard for me to blame that on the fielder - losing the ball in the roof just sort of randomly happens.
No? Well shoot. Rays' field does seem to have more than its share of difficult fly balls.
Hey, a perfect pitch. He's great.
And that was quick. Eh, still the right call.
Are the Rays really this brilliant or have they been very lucky in having every one of their call ups and acquisition turn into stars? And is their positioning really this good or are they blah blah blah.
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