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This season is beginning to feel like an ill-advised jam band session with five guitarists all waiting for their eight bars only to vaguely disappoint with whatever the hell that solo was. Meanwhile, the bassist and the drummer are quietly perfect, over and over again, waiting for the damn thing to come back around.
It really doesn’t make sense that we have a winning record, but as long as starting pitching and the bullpen give the offense a chance to compete this team is going to stick around.
I know we’ve been talking about adding another bat, but we should really look into a saxophone player, you guys. I bet if Clarence Clemons had barreled one up it would have carried plenty.
Let's play 1.556.#OurCLE pic.twitter.com/aG80M7s6QW
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) May 31, 2021
José Abreu is batting .365/.437/.703 (27-74) with five doubles, one triple, six home runs, 26 RBI and 15 runs scored over his last 21 games.
— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) May 31, 2021
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