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Game 127 Thread: August 26 @ Rox, 5.30p

Found August 26, 2009 on Sons of Steve Garvey:
PLAYERS: Randy Wolf,  Josh Fogg,  Aaron Cook
TEAMS: Los Angeles Dodgers,  Colorado Rockies

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Randy Wolf (8-6, 3.34) vs. Josh Fogg (0-1, 2.25). COMMENTS: Can you say "must-win"? Okay, it's not even September, but suffice it to say if the Dodgers don't win today's game, a great many Dodger fans (including some of our SoSG stalwarts) will be ready to write off our post-season chances. It's time for a statement game, and it's time to set us up for a chance to take this series. To that end, rotation mainstay Wolf puts his hot streak — arm and bat — on the line against reliever-turned-starter Fogg. The Dodgers dodge a bullet in missing the injured Aaron Cook, but it won't mean a thing if they can't knock Fogg around the world in eighty pitches. Let's leave Colorado with the Dodgers still in sole possession of first place! artwork by derSheltie
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