27 minutes ago, RpR said:

Twins lost a game to Oakland last year without Oakland even getting a hit due to errors so blaming the pitcher is a straw-man argument.

I believe the game you are referencing had a number of hits and walks allowed by last year’s version of Pagán (Columé) but was culminated by consecutive errors by Arraez and the second baseman whose name escapes me (perhaps Blankenhorn). 

Man oh man, you cannot send Royce Lewis down when Correa gets back. He's just too damn good. I actually like Gio Urshela, but if I'm managing this team I gotta read the ten-foot writing on the wall. Lewis stays, Urshela sits. 

1 hour ago, stringer bell said:

One interesting Official scoring note. Runs scored can be unearned against a team, but earned against a pitcher. Referencing Cleveland’s big comeback against Chicago earlier this week—Hendriks came in after the club had committed an error in the ninth. He yielded a hit and the tying grand slam. The runs were all unearned against the White Sox staff, but the two runs charged to Hendriks were charged as earned because the error occurred before he entered the game. 

 

2 hours ago, USAFChief said:

I saw a meme recently....since game 7 of the 91 WS, no Minnesota MLB, NBA, NHL, or NFL team has appeared in a championship game. 

 

Y'all missed your chance. 

Shoulda jumped on the Lynx band wagon!

Not that i am much better. Fortunately '87 & '91 never grow old, There are just few younger ones vying for attention.

Royce is this year's AL ROY! Give Rocco an extension! Build a shelf for another World Series trophy!

Am I doing this right, Twins fans?

8 hours ago, USAFChief said:

The HR came with 2 outs. Makes both runs unearned.

To determine "earned" or "unearned," reconstruct the inning without the error(s).

In this case, the inning would have been over prior to any runs scoring. All runs unearned. Had the error check with 1 or 0 outs, then one run would have been earned.

 

 

That's the official scoring protocol

...not my opinion.

Pagan blows.

 

That helps! Thanks Chief