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Rallies and protests are spreading across the country.
Crowds gathered in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Boston and Milwaukee.
And three angry people were spotted outside Coors Field in Denver.
They want the whole Colorado Rockies team deported.
The Rockies, always gracious hosts, play the Giants.
Frisco's Hayden Birdsong has made four starts since joining the rotation and has allowed six runs in his past 15 innings. Impressed?
Wait. The numbers on the Rockies' Antonio Senzatela?
He's 1-10, has given up 101 hits (a couple more than the Beach Boys) and 46 earned runs over 62 innings.
Hayden Birdsong
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But he did blank the Mets for four frames in his most recent start.
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Good vibrations when the Rangers went up 2-0.
The Twins scored six unanswered and toasted Texas 6-2.
A loss, but don't worry, baby.
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