I feel really weird trying to defend Gibson, because I'm really not, I can't stand the guy. However, his 4th run was given up in the 7th inning off an 11 pitch walk where the hitter fouled off about 5-6 pitches to stay in the AB, then Hildendinger came in and gave up a stolen base and eventually let that run come across the plate. Again had Gibson stayed in he might have given up another 5 runs, but my point being is that Gibson gave up that run in the 7th inning, now had that happened to Mejia, or Jorge, or Colon, or Duffy, or May, or Gonsalves or any other pitcher whose name wasn't Gibson, or Nolasco, or some other hated Twin then everyone would be sitting around talking about how great they did and that they held them in the game, and if it wasn't for that horrible job by the relief pitcher they might have been in line for the win and would be planning next year's rotation around that guy because he held a team to 3 runs in 6 innings and gave up a 4th run in the 7th inning. I'm just saying that there is a lot of hypocracy when talking about the players we don't like and their performance as compared to when we talk about the players we like and their performance. Now to clear things up, I don't like Gibson, but I recognize that he did ok yesterday, good enough that we'd all be praising some other guy for the same performance. Difference is, is that people want Gibson to explode and these starts keep him around awhile longer, I get it, but I just get tired of the bashing when in this one case he doesn't really deserve it.