Well, I'm not going to let Soriano beat us right there ... We've got to have a chance for a double-play ball and we've got (Ward) hitting (.174) up there. That's really not that tough of a decision. 
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Well, I'm not going to let Soriano beat us right there ... We've got to have a chance for a double-play ball and we've got (Ward) hitting (.174) up there. That's really not that tough of a decision.
said Bob Melvin
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said Art Thiel
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