Friday MLB Playoffs: Everybody plays!

Pittsburgh - St Louis noon start on MLB Network
Tampa - Boston 2pm start TBS
LA Dodgers - Atlanta 5pm TBS
Detroit - Oakland 8:35 TBS

Storylines
Two former Cy Young award winners will get starts tonight (Greinke for the Dodgers, Colon for the A's)
Can Pittsburgh bounce back from a blowout?
Weather may be a factor in Boston.
Will the Oakland Coliseum's plumbing be able to handle a crowd of more than 10,000?

42 thoughts on “Friday MLB Playoffs: Everybody plays!”

  1. TBS announcer guys said that this is Delmon's 5th consecutive year in the postseason.
    mind. blown.

    1. He knows how to win. Actually, he knows how to get traded midseason to a playoff team by making his original team suck so bad that they trade him to a playoff team.

  2. here is my impression of Wil Myers playing defense
    'I got it I got it I got it' ground rule double

  3. I understand Ayala hasn't been as terrible as he was with the Twins, but he's not nearly good enough to bring into high leverage situations.

  4. Vin tells me that B. J. Upton's given name is Melvin Emanuel Upton. I did not know that.

    1. Oh, wait. It's Craig Kimbrel, not Greg Kimbrel.
      Craig is awesome and the Dodgers stood no chance.
      Should have just had there pitchers PH for the whole inning.

    1. Crafty though.
      Not many young players would be thinking to keep their pitch count to a manageable 18 while giving up 3 runs in the first.
      At that rate, he could give up 18 runs while eating six innings on only 108 pitches!

      1. Well now 36 pitches through two and no more runs given up.
        Wasting a bunch of pitches I guess.

        1. I did not see it. Nor did I see any of this game. (Thanks Bud/TBS!)
          And I wasn't being that facetious either.
          I've noticed plenty of Twins pitchers these last few years throw 30+ pitches in a single multi-run inning.

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