May 22, 20188 yr 64 pitches. 43 strikes. 3 hits, 1 walk in 5 IP.The Twins need more of their starters to struggle like this.He's been all over the place.
May 22, 20188 yr I hate that right-center cavern. But nice rip Kep.Morrison thought he hit a grand slam on his 2 run single yesterday too.
May 22, 20188 yr Unless the folks in NY have other views, there is NO WAY they have enough to reverse that call.
May 22, 20188 yr Morrison thought he hit a grand slam on his 2 run single yesterday too. He wasn't the only one, I Bremer'd all over that one live.
May 22, 20188 yr Is there a reason why a runner would not touch the plate with the leading leg? If he does that he's safe by several feet.
May 22, 20188 yr Kepler was clearly safe, but you gotta love they take an extra long time to review it and still get the wrong result. Oh, and Kepler hesitated when running home... seems like the Twins are pretty bad baserunners. Remember when hiring Molitor was supposed to help with stealing and baserunning? That never happened.
May 22, 20188 yr Horrible replay call. No way there was enough video evidence for it to be definitive one way or another.
May 22, 20188 yr Of all the things that worry me about Buxton, that AB demonstrates what I think is the worst. He went up there guessing FB (which I have zero problem with, in fact I wish he do more of it), got it--right in the whomp em zone--put what looked like an aggressive swing on it, and popped up to shallow left. He does so little damage on the pitches he actually DOES make contact on. I was starting to write the same thing before our rally there. Even when Buxton does make contact, it's very weak - he had a full swing there on his last out. His "fly balls to left" are really pop-outs to short. His double he hit a few games ago was just a bloop shot between the outfielders. It's like when an NL pitcher is batting and makes what appears to be good contact, but there's just no pop. Buxton's exit velocity is not good. That said, before his injury he was hitting the ball on the nose and lining out. But right now you are right, even when he makes contact it's extremely weak. You don't see those kind of outs from other center fielders in the league very often.
May 22, 20188 yr Kepler was clearly safe, but you gotta love they take an extra long time to review it and still get the wrong result. Oh, and Kepler hesitated when running home... seems like the Twins are pretty bad baserunners. Remember when hiring Molitor was supposed to help with stealing and baserunning? That never happened.You have to hesitate rounding third in this #metoo generation
May 22, 20188 yr Is there a reason why a runner would not touch the plate with the leading leg? If he does that he's safe by several feet.that's why guys slide head first. You know where your arms are going better than your legs and feet
May 22, 20188 yr Horrible replay call. No way there was enough video evidence for it to be definitive one way or another. Maybe the Twins use that as motivation offensively. One can hope. Morrison needs to blast one out of the park in his next AB and stomp on home plate!
May 22, 20188 yr that's why guys slide head first. You know where your arms are going better than your legs and feetMuch easier to keep that lead hand on the ground, plus you can make your slide away from the catcher rather than directly into the plate.
May 22, 20188 yr Haha premature on the K call, Dick.He's had a rough night. Earlier he read the Tigers lineup as "due up" for the bottom of the 4th.
May 22, 20188 yr He's had a rough night. Earlier he read the Tigers lineup as "due up" for the bottom of the 4th.Harry Caray school of broadcasting?
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