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I kinda disagree on the unusual collision at the plate.
I thought Bart lost the ball and Endy saw that immediately and charged in to catch it. The way I saw it was that Bart was not going to make the catch. If nobody would have attempted the catch, would it have been an infield fly? Should Keller have located the ball and made a call?
Unsure about the barometric pressure at the bat rack, but, boy-oh-boy was the pitching HUMID.
We've endured some wildly fluctuating millibars of mercury and the isobars seem to indicate partly sunny.... which is worse than partly cloudy.
This is what da Wabbit can tell: We are three games (-3) below .500 and 3 games out of first. And with the cuts at NOAA, that's about all we get.
Couple years ago, went to the first homestand of the Curve. It was freezing and we toughed it out each game. Had pocket warmers stuffed everywhere. Could not imagine how a Dominican could have possibly handled it.
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