Clutchness

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Or take closers. Every closer has to be clutch. The job is to be clutch. To come in and pitch one inning in a save situation and get it done.
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See LaTroy Hawkins.
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Or Mariano Rivera, bottom of the 9th, 7th Game of the World Series, 2001.
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Or Jesus on 9/11.