rwilfong86

I've adopted the Marlins as my 2nd favorite team

Or the bats stay asleep.

The pitcher is/was using something to enhance grip. Let's see if the bats wake up now since he was caught and probably washed it off.

Yeah he is definitely doctoring the ball today, Dick Bremer just mentioned his previous outing compared to now. Something fishy is going on

Worst fan base in all of sports.

This umpiring crew is horrendous

I hate the Yankees.

Woo Rocco getting tossed!

It doesn't, but no one is expecting Maeda to go deep into games 2 weeks into the season after not pitching in 1.5 years.

It looks like German might be in trouble

Maeda is coming off Tommy John so I can empathize with him more than Mahle at this point.

I'm starting to think Mahle is the weak link in this rotation

I kinda wish he would have went to St Paul for a quick rehab

Game is still early and winnable.

FWIW 10-day Injured List Definition The 10-day injured list allows clubs to remove injured position players from the 26-man active roster while keeping them on the 40-man roster. There is a separate 15-day injured list for pitchers and two-way players. Players can be placed on the 10-day injured list for any type of injury, though players with concussion symptoms are first sent to the 7-day injured list. Players on the 10-day injured list must remain out of action for at least 10 days, though a player can also stay on the list for considerably longer than 10 days, if necessary. Players may be placed on the 10-day injured list "retroactively," meaning the stint is backdated to the day after the last date on which the player appeared in a game. The maximum an IL stint can be backdated is three days, even if a player hasn't appeared in a game for longer than that. For instance, if a player last played on June 1 but isn't placed on the 10-day IL until June 7, the player's team can backdate the 10-day IL stint to June 4. He would be eligible to return from the IL on June 14. History After the 2018 season, the 7-day disabled list (or "DL"), 10-day disabled list and 60-day disabled list were renamed, becoming the 7-day injured list, the 10-day injured list and the 60-day injured list. As part of the 2017-21 Collective Bargaining Agreement, the 10-day injured list replaced the 15-day injured list as the shortest option for non-concussion injuries. Baseball had a 10-day injured list at various points through its history before it was dropped in 1984. MLB brought back the 15-day IL for pitchers and two-way players in 2022, with the 10-day IL remaining in place for position players https://www.mlb.com/glossary/injuries/10-day-injured-list

Maximum retroactive is 3 days.

Correeeaa!

I'm worrying about Duran and his reliability right now. He hasn't looked great this past week

Lets shut the door Duran.

Lets get some insurance here PLEASE

That curve from Jorge Lopez was gorgeous

Miranda. So frustrating. Rally killer again.

YES!!

Let's please get a run here. PLEASE

Pagan looked pretty good 😳