Biggest regular season series of Cohen's tenure?

There was definitely some home cookin' in the swamp today. I can think of 3 calls that could have split the game wide open and I didn't even get to watch the whole game.

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Originally Posted by shoeless joe

And coaches

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agreed. Top to bottom- well done

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I'd also like to reinforce how horseshit and busch league that pathetic attempt at a dupe was at third. The third baseman was FIVE FEET off the bag in the middle of Marrero's line to the basepath and didn't move until he was two steps from the base- all but guaranteeing a botched slide. It's one thing to make that play when you're standing on the bag and not obstructing the runner's path- but that was bull shit. It's a miracle that Marrero didn't come up with a bum ankle or worse. That's the kind of stuff that would get you one in the ribs or start a brawl in the big leagues.

You KNOW it's bad when even O'Sullivan comes and chews his own guy out during the pitching change, and even those homer announcers were calling it a crap play.

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Dumb freshman mistake. I don't think it was malicious and I bet the kid never does it again.

Not often the calls go against us and we still win out. Just a determined team today and they refused to lose.

Pilk, Houston, and Hump all came up big on the mound

I still can't believe that wasn't called a HR.

Cody's play from RF saved us in the 2nd. Also huge for Hump to come in after a rough game and get the final 6 outs. That was outstanding. Elih crushed it too.

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Dumb freshman mistake. I don't think it was malicious and I bet the kid never does it again.

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I don't think it was intentional either, but that kid better have learned his lesson real quick. That could have been a season ender for our stud catcher.

Pinstripes become a bigger player going forward? Nothing better than winning while looking sharp.

Glad we weren't wearing camo while taking 2 at FL.

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Originally Posted by messageboardsuperhero

I'd also like to reinforce how horseshit and busch league that pathetic attempt at a dupe was at third. The third baseman was FIVE FEET off the bag in the middle of Marrero's line to the basepath and didn't move until he was two steps from the base- all but guaranteeing a botched slide. It's one thing to make that play when you're standing on the bag and not obstructing the runner's path- but that was bull shit. It's a miracle that Marrero didn't come up with a bum ankle or worse. That's the kind of stuff that would get you one in the ribs or start a brawl in the big leagues.

You KNOW it's bad when even O'Sullivan comes and chews his own guy out during the pitching change, and even those homer announcers were calling it a crap play.

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It's a miracle Elih didn't kick his ass.

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Pinstripes become a bigger player going forward? Nothing better than winning while looking sharp.

Glad we weren't wearing camo while taking 2 at FL.

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I hope so. I'd like to see some this weekend for home. Without the Phillies stripe.

I'd be shocked if we don't break out the white pinstripes this weekend. Again, the classic ones not the Phillies version.

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Pinstripes become a bigger player going forward? Nothing better than winning while looking sharp.

Glad we weren't wearing camo while taking 2 at FL.

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Loved the pinstripes

I was always taught you weren't allowed to fake tag in baseball. I always believed it because it made sense, and never thought otherwise because I had never seen such a blatant attempt. It's just bad form. Almost as bad as pretending a coach tripped you...

I hope we bust out the ole tyme cream unis on Saturday.

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Originally Posted by bulldogcountry1

I was always taught you weren't allowed to fake tag in baseball. I always believed it because it made sense, and never thought otherwise because I had never seen such a blatant attempt. It's just bad form. Almost as bad as pretending a coach tripped you...

I hope we bust out the ole tyme cream unis on Saturday.

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A fake tag is absolutely legal- but you can't stand in the basepath and obstruct a runner's progress to do it.

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Originally Posted by basedog

Houston and Hump did there job. We are on the right track. If your still not sure about this team after winning on the road at Vandy and Florida plus winning 4 straight series you can't be helped. Not a bash as I realize there will always be naysayers.

Fun team to watch.

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Small could be that guy too. 95+ from the left side in the late innings would be devastating.

Without question, it is.

I liked Houston today. He has worked some things out and seemed at ease. This team fights together. To go the distance we need them working together and pulling for each other. There are so many good things coming together. I think our pen has really turned the corner. One by one someone steps up. We are are getting better every game. Even though we didn't win Friday, we know Hudson is the guy. I like Small. He just keeps getting better. Not so sure Florida didn't steal signals Friday night. Sexton will be ok too and Rigby was good too. Just proud to be a Bulldog!

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Also, I still do not believe their catcher tagged Elih with the ball in his glove on the play at the plate. They never should have sent Elih in that situation, but their catcher threw his elbow out Elih and never tagged him with the ball.

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Don't think we sent him. He had a big lead and when hit to 3b he took a step to the bag and realized the 3b was charging towards the line and would've tagged him out. At worst he he should've gotten in a run down to advance runner to third

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Originally Posted by messageboardsuperhero

A fake tag is absolutely legal- but you can't stand in the basepath and obstruct a runner's progress to do it.

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Standing slap in the middle of the path to the base was the issue, not the fake tag. The 3rd baseman moved out of the way at the very last second and Eli slid awkwardly because he thought there was about to be a collision. I'm just so glad Eli got up from that without an apparent injury. Could have easily ended his season.

Got a question. I'm not baseball savvy. Just not my sport although I'm very happy our dogs are playing well. Cohen got a lot of heat last year and early this year for meddling too much. Is he just doing a better job of game management now or is it simply a case that this young bunch of guys are that good? Probably a combo but I'm guessing more of the latter.

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Got a question. I'm not baseball savvy. Just not my sport although I'm very happy our dogs are playing well. Cohen got a lot of heat last year and early this year for meddling too much. Is he just doing a better job of game management now or is it simply a case that this young bunch of guys are that good? Probably a combo but I'm guessing more of the latter.

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For the most part the players are executing better and doing their job. When they don't...holland bunt attempt, gridley tuff hop...the team battles thru and overcomes. This team is taking on a tuff gritty mentality and we're seeing the results. Also doesn't hurt to have good pitching...successful teams can always go back to that.