July 25, 20179 yr Colon clearly had no intentions of running to first on that AB...Or lifting the bat off his shoulder. The terrifying thing was that Dozier looked just as bad in his at bat as Colon did! Yikes. Edited July 25, 20179 yr by Suicide Skweez
July 25, 20179 yr Well, it gets late early. Signing off, with one last thought: I hope Kyle Gibson, to name just one Twins pitcher, is watching Ryu and learning what command of one's pitches can do.
July 25, 20179 yr The dodgers are 37 games above .500, and the broadcasters have spent half the evening talking about kershaw's back injury.
July 25, 20179 yr Dick: Fly ball to short center.The ball was caught by Escobar at the back of the infield dirt.
July 25, 20179 yr Dozier follows up a bad AB with a lackadaisical play in the field. Sure he's good for a HR here and there, but his lack of effort this season has been concerning. He's a piece I'd like to see dealt at some point in the next 12 months.
July 25, 20179 yr Bonus, I get home from work, and we're not down yet!I can get behind this not being down thing...
July 25, 20179 yr Dick: Fly ball to short center.The ball was caught by Escobar at the back of the infield dirt.Horizontally challanged center, please.
July 25, 20179 yr Dick: Fly ball to short center.The ball was caught by Escobar at the back of the infield dirt. Yet devoid of the Bremergasm of a "deep" flyball caught 20 feet short of the warning track.
July 25, 20179 yr More random google funtime. Most 4-strikeout games, career:Ryan Howard 27Reggie Jackson 23Jim Thome 20Adam Dunn 19Bo Jackson 19Rob Deer 17Sammy Sosa 17Jose Canseco 16Mark Reynolds 16Dick Allen 15Andrés Galarraga 15Dave Kingman 15 Miguel Sano....6 (4 this season)
July 25, 20179 yr More random google funtime. Most 4-strikeout games, career:Ryan Howard 27Reggie Jackson 23Jim Thome 20Adam Dunn 19Bo Jackson 19Rob Deer 17Sammy Sosa 17Jose Canseco 16Mark Reynolds 16Dick Allen 15Andrés Galarraga 15Dave Kingman 15 Miguel Sano....6 (4 this season)Elite company!
July 25, 20179 yr Meh, I understand why you send him there, but I probably wouldn't have. Not the fleetest of foot
July 25, 20179 yr Meh, I understand why you send him there, but I probably wouldn't have. Not the fleetest of footGrossman does love walking
July 25, 20179 yr What's the replay overturn rate in MLB? One percent? Less? Whatever it is, the rate of reversal in favor of poor plays like sending Grossman home has got to be less than half what it is for 'smart' plays. In other words, the replay guys either unconsciously or deliberately despise rewarding fundamentally poor baseball no matter what the replay shows. Edited July 25, 20179 yr by LaBombo
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