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  1. Wow. 5 of the 8 hits with 2 strikes. Pablo Day Lopez.
  2. I like to see correct calls, and making them right. Balls and strikes. Calls on the bases. Even if it goes against my team. I hate wrong calls, of all kinds.
  3. 8 hits in 14 batters. more than gross. amazing there are only 3 runs scored.
  4. 6 hits in 12 batters. Come on Pablo Day. This is just gross.
  5. Bases loaded and no hits. No-hitter through 2 for Stroman. Weird.
  6. Make that 5. 5 of 9 batters with hits to start the game. They all count.
  7. I hope Lopez isn't turning into "First Inning Radke". He seemed to never get out of the first inning without giving up some runs.
  8. Wallner went 0-5 with 4Ks. And the team scored 13 runs and had 11 hits and 9 walks and 9 Ks (Wallner almost half of them). Pretty sad.
  9. I think there should be a Hall of Shame in the Hall of Fame, and all that deserve both, should be in, and in it. Rose, Jackson, Bonds, Sosa, McGwire, Canseco, Clements, etc. All in the special Hall - an actual hall and not a room - in the HOF. They are part of baseball's notorious history, and some of the best players of all time. Would it be an honor? Well, kind of. They don't deserve their behavior to be hidden. They don't deserve to be in without the caveat. So make a special Hall of Shame. Tell the sordid story of peer pressure, greed, and bad choices that taints their greatness. It is part of Baseball's story, and it certainly is famous. And another thought. To pretend there is an equivalency between notorious cheating and not being a total saint is intellectually dishonest and historically irresponsible.
  10. That game had no energy at all. Throw that piece of meat away. Even its imaginary lifespan has run its course and is now rotten.
  11. Yes. I guess he had a ton of money he didn't need. That was a pretty ridiculous time to make a self moralizing stand on something so insignificant, in my opinion. $1 million for one more inning, 3 more outs? I bet his wife didn't think it wouldn't be right.
  12. NOW Okert and Jackson come up with some good innings....... with mope up pressure.
  13. It was like his getaway day for the series opener.
  14. As an 8th grader reading this book, I loved Joe Schultz Jr's, the only Pilots manager, two favorite words. His favorite, F*^ks*#t, and his second favorite, S*#tf#*k.
  15. Reality is reality. Some like to forget.
  16. You get behind and you get Jackson and Okert. The visiting rentals.
  17. "Astros right-hander Ronel Blanco was ejected from this evening’s start against the A’s following a foreign substance inspection." Even without Correa, Houston back at it.
  18. Damn. Inside middle for Kepler. That is a lefties dream. I bet he wishes he would have at least had a swing.
  19. And the (Jackson) towel is thrown in.......
  20. This game is the play "Waiting for a Righty".
  21. 10 hits for the yankees. We are lucky it isn't 8 or 9-1.
  22. This whole platoon crap is really annoying. A player can't get better at oppo pitchers if they don't get at bats, and to play rentals with no future instead of the guys that are the future, and watch them fail over and over, relying on past reputation, is not working. Especially Kepler and Larnach right now. They are scorching hot. It just might carry over to all at bats, if you give it a try.
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