I wonder if this is what we can expect the regular lineup to look like (save for Arraez & Buxton)?

 

1. Kepler - RF

2. Polanco - SS

3. Cruz - DH

4. Donaldson - 3B

5. Rosario - LF

6. Garver - C

7. Sano - 1B

8. M.Gonzalez - 2B

9. Cave - CF

 

SP - Dobnak

 

7 pitches by Detroit's SP Agrazal and 7 swings by Twins hitters. Maybe take a pitch or two, boys?!

 

**Forget it, I think it must be a Gameday glitch.**

Edited March 3, 20206 yr by Musk21

Fear the ‘Stache. Dobnak power baaabyyyy

 

I wonder if this is what we can expect the regular lineup to look like (save for Arraez & Buxton)?

 

1. Kepler - RF

2. Polanco - SS

3. Cruz - DH

4. Donaldson - 3B

5. Rosario - LF

6. Garver - C

7. Sano - 1B

8. M.Gonzalez - 2B

9. Cave - CF

 

SP - Dobnak

I'll be very surprised if Sano bats 7th with any regularity.

Gonzalez showing that "he don't need no stinkin' trashcan!"

 

7 pitches by Detroit's SP Agrazal and 7 swings by Twins hitters. Maybe take a pitch or two, boys?!

 

**Forget it, I think it must be a Gameday glitch.**

 

Yeah, according to gameday there are more defensive substitutions than pitches in the later innings ... 

Yeah, Spring Training gameday updates doesn't go into pitch by pitch detail, so pitch stats interpolate the minimum # of pitches to be consistent with other results, ie 3 strikes for k and 4 balls for a walk, and 1 for a ball in play. With an added pitch if something like a stolen base happens. It is kinda fun to see the line and figure out what it'll say the pitch count is from that.

Oh and good job on the game thread. That means we won, right?