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	<title>Comments on: Blake hit by hit</title>
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	<description>RON LEDGARD, the Beacon Journal deputy sports editor, ON SPORTS ... AND OTHER STUFF</description>
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		<title>By: Jim</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Jun 2007 20:50:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Our very own one-hit wonder.  Who would&#039;ve thought Casey could be thought of as one of the Tribe&#039;s &quot;most consistent&quot; players?  But when you roll the dice with subpar players like Nixon, Delluci and Michaels in the outfield, that&#039;s what ya get.  After area fans were spoiled with the recent greats, is it any wonder we can&#039;t get behind these .250 hitters (if we&#039;re lucky), even if the team IS winning?  With the dead weight in the bullpen, and the team on the verge of just cutting loose a quality young starting lefthanded pitcher, we start to wonder just how these wacky roster decisions are made, and by who.  Cleveland cannot win a World Series playing favorites with washed up players, like Hernandez, Boone (recent) and the outfielders mentioned.  And seriously, is Blake really the guy you&#039;d want in the clutch at the plate?  Nuff said?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our very own one-hit wonder.  Who would&#039;ve thought Casey could be thought of as one of the Tribe&#039;s &#034;most consistent&#034; players?  But when you roll the dice with subpar players like Nixon, Delluci and Michaels in the outfield, that&#039;s what ya get.  After area fans were spoiled with the recent greats, is it any wonder we can&#039;t get behind these .250 hitters (if we&#039;re lucky), even if the team IS winning?  With the dead weight in the bullpen, and the team on the verge of just cutting loose a quality young starting lefthanded pitcher, we start to wonder just how these wacky roster decisions are made, and by who.  Cleveland cannot win a World Series playing favorites with washed up players, like Hernandez, Boone (recent) and the outfielders mentioned.  And seriously, is Blake really the guy you&#039;d want in the clutch at the plate?  Nuff said?</p>
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