Is the Rabbit Ball of 2004 Back?
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Is the Rabbit Ball of 2004 Back?
Just wondering if the rabbit ball of 2004 is back, because guys are hitting a lot more homers this year. There have been a couple multi-homer performances already.
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Re: Is the Rabbit Ball of 2004 Back?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Apr 5, 2007 9:16 PM
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I was surprised to see so many home runs hit so early as well. I'm going to have to devise a comparison to last season.
The other thing that I've noticed is that games have been getting played a lot faster this year. There have been a lot of games completed by 9:00 pm this year. I remember doing a number of 9 inning marathons well past 10:00 the past couple of years. I first thought that it was just pre-season games that were going fast, but once the season started, they've continued.
不思議です。(It's a mystery.)
The other thing that I've noticed is that games have been getting played a lot faster this year. There have been a lot of games completed by 9:00 pm this year. I remember doing a number of 9 inning marathons well past 10:00 the past couple of years. I first thought that it was just pre-season games that were going fast, but once the season started, they've continued.
不思議です。(It's a mystery.)
Re: Is the Rabbit Ball of 2004 Back?
[ Author: Deanna | Posted: Apr 6, 2007 3:14 AM
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Heh. Did you post that before or after Tyrone Woods just had his 3-homer game? Crazy.
I was thinking how awesome it'd be if Morino (my current favorite Dragons player) managed to lead the Dragons in home runs (he hit home runs in three consecutive games), but alas. Woods surpassed him with just one evening of fireworks.
I was thinking how awesome it'd be if Morino (my current favorite Dragons player) managed to lead the Dragons in home runs (he hit home runs in three consecutive games), but alas. Woods surpassed him with just one evening of fireworks.
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