Yes he is in a slump - Page 3

Baron de Bastrop

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1:44a, 5/18/24

AG

Good day at the plate tonight for Braden! Hope he carries that into Saturday!

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8:58a, 5/18/24

AG

We need Morganna, the kissing bandit, to make a trip to BBP.

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5:55p, 5/18/24

AG

A second good day in a row not only for Braden but all of our 1-2-3. Time to roll in the tourney!

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In reply to Baron de Bastrop • 6:04p, 5/18/24

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Baron de Bastrop said:
A second good day in a row not only for Braden but all of our 1-2-3. Time to roll in the tourney!

It's the right time to turn it on! Let's Go, Ags!

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6:17p, 5/18/24

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For proof that there's life after slumps, players should look no further than Joe DiMaggio in 1941. Stuck in one of the worst slumps of his career, a 20-game stretch in which he hit .184, DiMaggio got a single off White Sox pitcher Eddie Smith on May 15. Thus started the greatest hitting streak in history, which reached 56 games.

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