Ummm...really? Willie Harris with the double. Smacked that one.
Ummm...really? Willie Harris with the double. Smacked that one.
Harris!
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Willie Harris with a rope!
Lead off pinch double for Willie Harris. Inspired move by Dusty. Smith is so tough on righties, nice idea to use that lefty bench bat there.
We're in business.
Potentially.
Dang. Nearly a PERFECT bunt.
Try it again ( and I hate the bunt)
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There ought to be a time limit on how long you can wait for the bunt to roll foul.
Lets go, Reds!
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An almost perfect bunt followed by an awful bunt.
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