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PHILADELHIA -- The Phillies have a lineup that could make many pitchers cringe. But Rockies left-handed reliever Joe Beimel smiles. "That's how I'd prefer it, to come in where there's not a real large margin for error," Beimel said. Full Article at MLB.com
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That's how I'd prefer it, to come in where there's not a real large margin for error ... I have to make my pitches. That's when I feel I'm at my best. I'm not going to come in and face a small left-hander who is going to just slap a ball around. It's usually one of the bigger bats in the game.
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Did I get blown off the mound?
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I tried to treat it as much as a regular game as I could
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Up until the fifth, it was one of the better games he had pitched over the course of the month ... He was really, really on his game into the fifth. He had all his stuff.
