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Good win last night for baseball. Not the prettiest of games, but a good win.

A necessary win, we talked about that yesterday. We're hoping that the goals would find a way to do it.

They do an extra innings and that's a big, there aren't too many games during the midweek that we refer to as being important or anything like that.

But you keep momentum going, it's a good RPI win. You get it done and it was an arduous task to say the least.

But listen, they were far more patient. We talk a little bit about the oddity of this team's offense.

11 walks, man. It ain't pretty to watch. Strikeouts and walks aren't pretty to watch.

They do speak to an approach and you'd like to have more of those than you do the case and they did last night and that's good and the bullpen was good again.

You know, a guy I don't know what to think about Tom because obviously Alex has got a ton of power but Terrell just drives me nuts.

Obviously last night, not a great night for him, but there's a guy that he kind of, to me, he's a great representation of this team.

Things you like, power to all fields. I know we don't, there's no such thing quote unquote in baseball as the clutch gene, but that's a guy that has hit some really important home runs.

It really big hits in general to go along with that propensity to strike out in an ugly fashion.

Just tears, three pitches, not close to any of them. Okay, have a good one.

Yeah, he looks well and too tight at times. Let's put it that way.

I don't know the role is the loosest team in the batter's box and he would be the first example.

I would cite to say, man, he just does not look like there's a lot of thoughts that he's processing while he's looking for his pitch.

Then he gets mixed up and he's in between and you could just see it all over his face and you go, oh, man, that's typically this something that happens when a hitter is in a slump at the major league level.

But it happens a lot with him. Yeah, yeah, a lot.

And then when he finds his way out, you're like, oh, this could be good for a while.

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