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Playoff Update – Kinsler/Feldman Move On At Fuld’s Expense

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October 6, 2011

Sam Fuld and the Tampa Bay Rays have been ousted from the playoffs. Fuld pinch hit but struckout. On the flip side Ian Kinsler and Scott Feldman of the Texas Rangers moved to the second round. Kinsler helped the Rangers with his first home run of the playoffs. Kinsler finished 4 for 16 in the opening round. Feldman did not see action.

The Diamondbacks have battled back into their series with the Brewers manily because of Paul Goldschmidt who hit another home run, his second of the playoffs and this time it was a grand slam. Ryan Braun went 0 for 4. They play again tonight. Braun is 1 for 1 with an RBI double, while Goldschmidt is 1 for 2.

The playoffs are really been looking good for these guys. Sad to see Fuld go but Kinsler and Feldman will look to continue the Rangers post season success.

And Let Us Say…Amen.
– Jeremy Fine
www.THEGREATRABBINO.com

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