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Game Thread: Twins @ Rockies, 7/13 @ 3:10pm CT

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I've seen one game at Coors. Jake Peavey threw a shutout. I believe it was the first time the Rockies were shut out in over 100 games at home.

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Every position player on the Twins has a hit.

 

Looks like they are going to have to rinse and repeat more than once to win this one.

Five run lead, we hardly knew ye.

We now have zero pitchers with an ERA below 3.90 (which is roughly league average), and the 2nd worse starters ERA in baseball.

Good thing Suzuki "handles" the pitching staff so great.

Uffda.

 

Would've been close, but I think they turn that sans the bobble.

We now have zero pitchers with an ERA below 3.90 (which is roughly league average), and the 2nd worse starters ERA in baseball.

Good thing Suzuki "handles" the pitching staff so great.

 

Is pitching that much improved that league average is 3.9?

If playing the outfielders so deep is causing so many problems...maybe not play them so deep?

 

It's not like they're cutting off anything anyway.

I agree with your sentiment Mr. Brooks. I hope all the conversation praising Suzuki is just spin.

More K's, less BIP Hughessie

And Vargas strikes out in his first PA in the Futures Game.

 

Looking forward to seeing Berrios pitch.

Is pitching that much improved that league average is 3.9?

 

Roughly. It was like 3.93 a couple weeks ago, havent checked it today.

 

EDIT: That is MLB average, not league average.

Is pitching that much improved that league average is 3.9?

Yes! Next to the 60s until the mound was lowered, this is the most pitcher-dominant era that I can recall.

Is pitching that much improved that league average is 3.9?

 

AL average 3.94 at the moment, but starter ERA is 4.07. Twins still stink in that context, with a rotation ERA of 4.82, and they're still the worst in baseball in starter K's, trailing the next-lowest AL team by nearly 60.

trivia: Stan the man Musial?

Man, Roy and Dick can do a song and dance to sell this team.

Roughly. It was like 3.93 a couple weeks ago, havent checked it today.

 

EDIT: That is MLB average, not league average.

 

Learn something new every day... I didn't realize it had lowered that much.

Im thinking error

Berrios was really impressive. I hadn't seen him.

 

Looked so composed. Had some heat and could really move the ball around.

Not a Gold Glove day for Escobar.

I like Escobar, but as a utility guy. I don't think he'll hold up as an everyday shortstop.

Man, Roy and Dick can do a song and dance to sell this team.

 

After 3 90-something-loss seasons, it's almost become an unconscious reflex for Dick to alternate between silver linings and odd tangents to draw attention away from the product on the field. But it beats going full Chernobyl on the team like Harrelson has with the Sox.

 

Thinking Blackmon is the best player I hadn't heard of before the Twins played his team.

Two things, probably out and how big is Kendrys arm. They just kept replaying it and all I could think was...JC is that guy ripped.

This is one of those games with everything.

 

Good grief.

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