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May 27, 2015
2:39
:43
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BigD Coug
Download yesterday's PTI. It's true.
If hitters had such a hard time with it, why do they not discourage their own teammates from doing it?
There's now talk that the MLBPA will draft guidelines for acceptable doctoring of the ball, so it's done on the table once and for all.
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Why is it for more acceptable for pitchers to cheat than for hitters?
bulletproof
5/27/15 2:33pm
The difference is that hitters want (and always have wanted) pitchers to cheat,
BigD Coug
5/27/15 2:37pm
please tell me you have better than that.
bulletproof
5/27/15 2:39pm
Download yesterday's PTI. It's true.
BigD Coug
5/27/15 2:39pm
uh, ok.
bulletproof
5/27/15 2:44pm
RE: uh, ok.
BigD Coug
5/27/15 2:50pm
Just listened to it, they never mentioned a thing about the hitters
bulletproof
5/27/15 3:08pm
Hmmm maybe it was Tuesday. They talked about it in depth.
BigD Coug
5/27/15 6:56pm
Surely you aren't equating doctorong a ball with drug use.
StantonMac
5/27/15 4:06pm
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