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Memphis here we come! Maybe. As long as the bus shows up. twitter.com/ShawnDizzle77/…
— Shawn Davis (@ShawnDizzle77) February 21, 2013
Missouri peoples first time driving in the snow apparently twitter.com/alecrash19/sta…
— Alec Rash (@alecrash19) February 21, 2013
Just pulling out for Memphis. Its supposed to take six hours. Im taking bets on what time we arrive. I go 10 pm.
— Shawn Davis (@ShawnDizzle77) February 21, 2013
Nothing like a 5 hour drive from CoMoto St. Louis
— Jace Rock James (@Jacerock) February 22, 2013
Left a little after 2 from como..now drivin through festus #thisismynightmare
— Jeff Emens (@jemens20) February 22, 2013
The Mizzou Tigers are headed south on I 55... And finally at highway speed 70 MPH!
— Tex Little (@TexLittleSS) February 22, 2013
Well 12 hours after our scheduled departure time, we have arrived in Memphis. S/o to Chuck our bus driver for braving the elements!
— Shawn Davis (@ShawnDizzle77) February 22, 2013
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MIZZOU PITCHING
♦ James will be MU's stopper (Columbia Tribune)
"He works really hard," Hobbs said. "Every one of his coaches — his high school coach said that about him, his college coach said that about him, his summer coach said that about him. I kept on hearing 'hard-nosed competitor.' "
In Missouri's series at Memphis that begins tomorrow, James is likely to pitch in long relief Sunday after Eric Anderson's start. Anderson is expected to make his first appearance since undergoing elbow surgery in May...
MU IN THE MINORS/MAJORS
♦ Last Call from the Desert (MLBlogs.com)
The starters only had two plate appearances in Wednesday’s intrasquad. After that, Minor League hitters took over to face the pitchers who needed work. That’s why the big star of the game was Brett Nicholas, a first baseman who played at Class A Myrtle Beach last year. He had a double and three-run home run off of reliever Johan Yan. Nicholas was a sixth-round pick out of the University of Missouri in 2010.
Nick Tepesch pitched a scoreless first inning against the Rangers regulars, striking out both Ian Kinsler and Nelson Cruz...
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