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I'll take this as a tongue-in-cheek joke, because it is funny, but I really hope Aaron Harang doesn't really believe this: “We're close enough to Kentucky. I should be able to find a horseshoe,” Harang said, insisting that bad luck has as much to do with his record as anything else. This was after Harang tossed the Reds' first quality start in nine games and became just the second starter to pick up a victory this season, which is only a measly 20 games mind you. "Luck", my friends, hasn't given up 22 earned runs and six home runs in 27 innings this season. The culprit has been bad pitching, a lack of focus and the hope that the Harang of the past suddenly reappears out of thin air. I know Harang isn't insisting that luck, or even bad luck, has had everything to do with h ...

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