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The biggest pitching question mark has to be Liriano, because if he can come even close to matching his 2013 output, the Pirates should be in a position to match their last season performance - but that's a big ask from a hurler whose ERA could potentially be in the fives or the twos.
The Yankees will also face pitching questions.
The Mets could have answered some of their pitching questions a month ago.
To the Yankees, armed with cash and riddled with pitching questions, the decision was easy.
Interestingly, some Democrats are pitching questions on the question of why more ordinary Americans aren't benefitting more from the Fed's measures.
But with all the pitching questions Girardi referred to, any rational fan would have signed up in March for 97 victories, and then taken a chance in the playoffs.
The host, Stephen Colbert, typically spends two hours pitching questions such as: "If you could embalm anyone in Congress, who would it be?" (This was to Phil Hare, a Democratic congressman from Illinois who once considered becoming a mortician).
In Tampa, the Rays also face a host of pitching questions, and so it's all very unsettled in the American League East, one reason why Boston's bid to resuscitate their offense with Stephen Drew makes a lot of sense.
Dodig pitched questions to Clinton after each of these three speeches.
Derek Jeter tried to keep his team in the American League East lead on Wednesday by pantomiming being hurt when an inside pitch in question never actually hit him.
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