Nunez is on second, pending review of whether his double went out and came back, as it might have.

 

Never give up, never surrender!

One batter at a time...

T minus 7 runs...

 

(Nunez, Herrmann double to right, Escobar singles up the middle)

T minus 6... wait. I messed that up.

 

T minus 5 (11-6)

 

W/ a Robinson double down the left field line.

If those two outs weren't looming before my eyes, I'd be a little more excited. But if this a sign of what we're going to play like in the future, I'll take one more loss. And I say one. But this losing must end, and soon.

T minus 4.

 

Dozier with a sunball to left field for a double.

 

Chasing Bass (the Texas pitcher)

Who woulda thunk it. But I'm still unexcited. Oh, and how ungrateful of them to pull their pitcher. I'm naming my first son Anthony after Bass. Not to mention that my sister thinks that he should be my patron saint since I'm so good at losing things.

And, inexplicably, with just 1 out to go in the game, the Twins get 5 straight hits (4 of them doubles) and 4 runs making this game 11-7.

 

As expected.

Oh well. It was sorta fun well it lasted.

The comeback is half empty.

Okay, the team did not give up. Cool.

 

I'll be interested to see who is DFA'd in order to make room for Buxton.

Anyway, thanks for the company!

 

Sorry if everyone got distracted by the Buxton news.

Okay, the team did not give up. Cool.

 

I'll be interested to see who is DFA'd in order to make room for Buxton.

I don't know. I speculated this is filling the Stauffer spot?

 

But i have not been monitoring the situation closely, so someone else might have already filled that...

Now, if we could have saved those four runs for the first inning of tomorrow's game, that would have been a little more worthwhile. But I'll take it.

Edited June 14, 201511 yr by always33