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TopsailWolf said:

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Ha, I hear you. Head on Down Arrington Bridge rd and make a stop at Grady's for the best bbq in Wayne county.

If you live in Goldsboro stop at Terry's Tasty Shop right beside Wilbur's. My aunt serves up a legit hamburger/hotdog and good ice cream

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Tell your aunt I'm adopting her.. That bacon doublecheeseburger and hot dog combination is hard to beat. Wheewwwweeee.

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EthanBarry said:

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What a disaster from UVA. Four sac bunts, game should've been over. First baseman wasn't at second on the double in the gap. Bad baseball

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PackFansXL said:

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ESPN2

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mdreid said:

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they used a bunch of pitchers damn

used 8 diff pitchers

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cowboypack02 said:

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WilmingtonPackman777 said:

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Vandy coach is salty, frustrated, but complimentary of Highfull - no doubt about that - but he's pissed they lost.

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Can you blame the guy? He rolls out one of the best pitchers in the country and a very good Vandy offense, and he can't get two runs across the plate?

You don't expect your team to lose when your pitcher has these stats in a game: 15 Strikeouts, 4 Hits, 1 Earned Run. Leiter only gave of on hit until the 7th inning, and it happened to be a HR.

We'd be awfully unhappy about our offense as well if they wasted a great game by one of our pitchers as well.

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Back in 1988 I got to see Clemens pitch in Chicago against the White Sox( I had seen him in 1986 against the Orioles). After 8 innings he had given up one hit, a homer, struck out 15, and was losing 2-1. He ended up with a no decision as the Red Sox came back and won, but Clemens was magnificent and had made one mistake. It's baseball. Leiter pitched great, but not good enough.

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Clemens was an absolute monster in his prime. I won't ever forget watching him pick up the barrel of the broken bat and throwing it at Mike Piazza during the world series.

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I'd forgotten that episode, thanks for jogging my memory. But Schilling and Johnson were and are my all time favorite pitching duo back when they just stonewalled the Yankees out of a Pennant back in the early 2000s. The Yankees weren't accustomed to being dominated on the mound and it was a thrill to watch. IMO, Johnson earned his trip to Cooperstown for that series all by itself.

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TheStorm said:

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Oldsouljer said:

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cowboypack02 said:

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DrummerboyWolf said:

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cowboypack02 said:

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WilmingtonPackman777 said:

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Vandy coach is salty, frustrated, but complimentary of Highfull - no doubt about that - but he's pissed they lost.

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Can you blame the guy? He rolls out one of the best pitchers in the country and a very good Vandy offense, and he can't get two runs across the plate?

You don't expect your team to lose when your pitcher has these stats in a game: 15 Strikeouts, 4 Hits, 1 Earned Run. Leiter only gave of on hit until the 7th inning, and it happened to be a HR.

We'd be awfully unhappy about our offense as well if they wasted a great game by one of our pitchers as well.

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Back in 1988 I got to see Clemens pitch in Chicago against the White Sox( I had seen him in 1986 against the Orioles). After 8 innings he had given up one hit, a homer, struck out 15, and was losing 2-1. He ended up with a no decision as the Red Sox came back and won, but Clemens was magnificent and had made one mistake. It's baseball. Leiter pitched great, but not good enough.

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Clemens was an absolute monster in his prime. I won't ever forget watching him pick up the barrel of the broken bat and throwing it at Mike Piazza during the world series.

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I'd forgotten that episode, thanks for jogging my memory. But Schilling and Johnson were and are my all time favorite pitching duo back when they just stonewalled the Yankees out of a Pennant back in the early 2000s. The Yankees weren't accustomed to being dominated on the mound and it was a thrill to watch. IMO, Johnson earned his trip to Cooperstown for that series all by itself.

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It was a World Series, not a pennant... Luis Gonzalez.

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