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  • The Recipe for Chemistry, More on Quality At Bats, Hit it to the New Guy

The Recipe for Chemistry, More on Quality At Bats, Hit it to the New Guy

Posted on May 16, 2008 by pravata in News You Can Use

(Chemistry) “It’s hard to explain,” Berkman said.

“I think we’ve got guys, everybody on the team, takes a lot of pride in their work. Everybody that goes up there is really having good at-bats. You see a lot of fight. You see a lot of guys that are — even though we’re down four or five runs — are still trying to have a good quality at-bat.”
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(and there’s Darin Erstad) “Just watching him around here, just mixing and mingling, he doesn’t say a whole lot but I see him talking a lot to Michael [Bourn], and Pence is like his shadow,” Cooper said. “Everywhere he goes, Pence is with him. That’s big for the young players. He’s not a vocal guy, but you can see he moves around his teammates and converses with them.”
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More than one way to beat a pitcher
Lincecum left the game after six innings, following a laborious effort that included 105 pitches and 10 strikeouts,
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The official game-time temperature was 95 degrees, the second-hottest game in the nine-year history of AT&T Park.
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The ball will find you
“It was one of those days where it seemed every ball was hit to me,” Loretta said sheepishly. “I misread one ball … then I threw one wide. I’m certainly glad we won. It was a story of redemption there for me.”
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