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Brad Bergesen |
Bergy only saw action in one game, but he pitched two good innings in Sunday night's loss to the Yankees. Not much need for the long man when the starters go 7-8 innings. |
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Willie Eyre |
Two appearances this week, each one inning. One scoreless, one with one walk and one run. |
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Mike Gonzalez |
Gonzo is ridiculous, in the good way. He pitched three times this week for a total of 4.1 innings. He allowed one single and no runs. He didn't walk anyone, and at one point he struck out seven straight batters. |
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Kevin Gregg |
Don't let that up arrow trick you into thinking I like the dude. But I gotta give credit where it's due. Three scoreless innings, no walks, no runs, two singles. |
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Mark Hendrickson |
Hendo made one appearance while filling Troy Patton's roster spot so the elusive one could attend court for his DWI. It wasn't a very good appearance, and he's gone now. |
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Chris Jakubauskas |
After pitching two good innings in Minnesota, he had trouble with the Yankees. He gave up the third HR in the back-to-back-to-back sequence on Saturday. |
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Jim Johnson |
JJ did his thing, making three one-inning appearances without allowing a run. |
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Troy Patton |
Patton had no appearances as he went out of town to deal with his troubles. Well, that and the fact that Buck doesn't seem to like letting him pitch. |
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Ryan Adams |
Called up before the first game in Minnesota, Adams went 9-for-25 with four doubles and two walks. I'm guessing that his .474 BABIP isn't sustainable, but it earns him an up arrow for this week. |
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Robert Andino |
Robert had a rough week, going just 4-for-26. He did take three walks, though, and his defense doesn't look bad at third. |
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Matt Angle |
Little Matt Angle isn't much for the hitting, but at least he doesn't fall on his face catching balls in the outfield. |
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Jake Fox |
He's finally back with the big club, and did pretty well in his only start. He went 2-for-4 as the DH in one game in Minnesota. |
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Vladimir Guerrero |
He stinks. |
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J.J. Hardy |
J.J. had a great week with hits in every single game. He went 11-for-30 with a double, two home runs, and two walks. |
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Adam Jones |
He missed time with an illness, and when he was playing he wasn't good. He went just 1-for-16. |
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Nick Markakis |
He only had six hits, but half of those were doubles. And he did take three walks. But still, not a good week overall for Nick. |
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Nolan Reimold |
Nolan has settled in at the plate, and he had nine hits for the week, including a homer, a double, and two triples. |
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Mark Reynolds |
We were promised home runs, and Reynolds delivered. He hit three in the week and reached thirty HR on the year. He didn't take any walks, which is strange for him, but with a SLG of .857 I'll let it slide. |
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Craig Tatum |
Is it really fair to even put him on here? Does anyone expect him to do anything? |
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Matt Wieters |
He reached base ten times in twenty-one plate appearances during the week, thanks to six hits and four walks. All six hits, by the way, were for extra bases, as he belted four doubles and two home runs. |