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Jamey Carroll
Jamey Carroll is an infielder in major league baseball. He's a second baseman for the Colorado Rockies and wears number 1. He is managed by Clint Hurdle.
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So, we’re experiencing what might be another miracle story in the Mile High City. Turns out fans are long over the Denver Broncos, though a sensational upset created some buzz in Week One. But in the meantime, this time of year is when fans shout and turn their attention to Rocktober fanfare.
Once again, the Colorado Rockies aren’t an illusion. They’ve made themselves tangible by making a statement over the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday...
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im Lincecum pitched seven strong innings in his return from a balky back, Eugenio Velez drove in four runs and the San Francisco Giants gained ground on the NL wild card-leading Colorado Rockies with a 9-1 victory Monday night.
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- Lincecum's return a gem as Giants rout Rockies (sports.espn.go.com)
I was never worried. In fact, I was in on it the whole time.
Fooled you!
What I’m talking about, and what you probably didn’t witness last night (early this morning), is the continued perfect execution of a five week plan by the Colorado Rockies to set up the San Francisco Giants for devastating and irrevocable heartbreak.
I’ll take you through it step-by-step.
Step 1 — Rockies rally from 6-1 deficit to beat Giants 14-11 (August 22nd)
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From bugsandcranks.com
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Tim Lincecum pitched seven strong innings in his return from a balky back, Eugenio Velez drove in four runs and the San Francisco Giants gained ground on the NL wild card-leading Colorado Rockies with a 9-1 victory Monday night.
From starherald.com
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- Lincecum, Molina help Giants cut Rockies' wild-card lead (gazette.com)
- Lincecum, Molina Lead Giants Over Rockies (cbs5.com)
These are confusing times for the sports fans of Denver, Colorado.
On September 12th, the Colorado Rockies held a season (and franchise) best 5 1/2 game lead over the San Francisco Giants and Florida Marlins in the NL Wildcard race.
That means, for the first in their 17 year history, the Rockies were (and are) in full control of their playoff destiny at the mid-point of September.
That wasn’t the case in 1995. They didn’t clinch that wildcard...
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