Its not skiriting I quite literally said the bats were bad.
But it doesnt change the fact that 3 awful calls directly impacted immediate scoring. Youre skirting and basically reading posts half blind based on the fact you had to even bring up the Abs again
The post I was directly responding to (#1834) there was zero mention of the ABs.
The difference of opinion is that you think it is a "massive" difference because the scoring difference was immediate instead of eventual.
From my perspective, if it resulted in a run anyway it's not "massive". Correa would have been sitting on the bench, with no potential of reaching 2nd and eventually scoring. You disagree in the level of impact. That's fine.
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Glad they got a W last night. Gutsy performance from Ober to make it through 6 after so many pitches n the early going. The late HR by Farmer gave me a big sigh of relief heading into the 9th.
First Twins victory at Chavez Ravine since June 11, 2005. I was there on what was a beautiful Hollywood night.
Minnesota Twins beat Los Angeles Dodgers (5-3). Jun 11, 2005, Attendance: 53354, Time of Game: 2:23. Visit Baseball-Reference.com for the complete box score, play-by-play, and win probability
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Next day Hee-Seop Choi hit 3 solo HRs off of Brad Radke. He later went ballistic because Gardy yanked him before he got a chance for a 4th in what would be a 4-3 loss. I was there for that one too.
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Minnesota Twins (4-3). Jun 12, 2005, Attendance: 54368, Time of Game: 2:36. Visit Baseball-Reference.com for the complete box score, play-by-play, and win probability
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Amazing game durations were 2:23 and 2:36, no pitch clock.