Hosken Bombo Disco

Connor Phillips, a young relief pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, didn’t have his sharpest stuff on Saturday, you could say. Phillips came in to pitch for the Reds in the second inning of Pittsburgh’s 17-7 win over Cincinnati (insert Steelers-Bengals joke) and walked all four batters he faced before being pulled. But the story gets worse. He had come in to relieve the starting pitcher who had walked the first three batters of the inning. So yep, Pittsburgh drew seven consecutive base on balls. 🙃 A third pitcher was brought in, and on the 42nd pitch of the inning, a ball was finally put in play— an RBI groundout. All told, 5 runs on 0 hits for the Pirates in that inning.

No and your jokes in the game thread that night weren’t very funny, either!

I, We,... iPhone-W. (letter scramble)

Good game! Losing streaks are on the line. Somebody’s O must GO.

the what now?

If SWR labors too much more, he will be a father by the end of the night. Ba-dum tschhhhhh

wait til you see the Top of 2nd

Sounds good! When you are done with that, go warm up Kendry Rojas and Connor Prielipp!! 🤣

Yes and be sure to get your time cards submitted by Wednesday 3pm

Wendelstedt’s game yesterday was the 2nd worst one-sided performance of the season, favoring the Twins by 2.78 runs. https://umpscorecards.com/data/games

struggle as i might against it, i am still a product of my colonial patriarchal upbringing (or something)..

Yes, lots of places. For example, in the billiard room with Colonel Mustard.

Arguably I count 5 mental and physical errors on that hot shot to third in the 10th: 3B not fielding it SS not picking it up (understandable with LF charging in, the least error-like play on the play) LF not picking it up LF with an awful throw 3B cut off and conceding run, not pivoting to throw home Oh well

Wendelstedt tried to sneak the Twins one last gift call, but Reds challenged

The .063 hitter with the dagger #neverover