Game Thread: Cleveland v Twins, 4/18 @ 6:10 pm CT

[Riverbrian]

 

I was going to try and make a hairy back joke, but I don’t need to give myself bad dreams this close to bedtime.

 

You misunderstood me... I was talking about support... Blake is supporting me. It's an expression.

 

It had nothing to do with an actual human back. 

 

Wait... I might have taken you seriously? 

 

OK... Now I mean it... I'm going to sleep. 

[Whammy]

It's 11:46... Why am I still typing stuff.

 

Good Night All.

 

The Twins are in First Place.

Which is especially nice after looking at ESPN’s graphic for 5+ hours telling me that we were in 2nd place

[LaBombo]

 

I always found them way too salty. I’m not a fan of salt.

Yeah, I love'em for about 10 crackers' worth, and then they taste like little salt bombs, sprinkled with nostalgia. And salt.

[sampleSizeOfOne]

We won...

 

Good night!

[USAFChief]

Yeah, I love'em for about 10 crackers' worth, and then they taste like little salt bombs, sprinkled with nostalgia. And salt.

DEEEE-lish!

[ashbury]

Going to have to marry LaMarre because the announcers have already spoken for   Lindor.

Lindor's never going to marry them. Why buy the cow when you're getting the milk for free?

[ashbury]

PS. We won. Woo hoo! Just as I turned off the tv set there were two men on base for the Indians, so I knew how it was going to come out, in advance. Guess I reverse jinxed 'em.

[Blake]

My big takeaway from this game: Twins bullpen > Indians bullpen.

[USAFChief]

 

PS. We won. Woo hoo! Just as I turned off the tv set there were two men on base for the Indians, so I knew how it was going to come out, in advance. Guess I reverse jinxed 'em.

Things improved markedly upon your departure.

 

 

[ashbury]

My big takeaway from this game: Twins bullpen > Indians bullpen.

As expected.

 

Things improved markedly upon your departure.

Also, the game went well.

[Don Walcott]

 

Missed it ... what did he say? Great for him to score the winning run off LaMarre’s hit.

Sorry, I went to bed after that post. It was pretty typical. It's up on MLB.com now. They asked him about his home town, and he's proud of his home town. They asked him how many tickets he had to reserve, and it was 100 each night. Harold Reynolds had played in PR for a team, and asked him what team he would have played for, and Eddie seemed to get a kick out of that. It was all the stuff ESPN should have done on auto-pilot, but they had to cut away to other programming. . . . ESPN's like school on a Saturday . . . .