Game 55: Brewers @ Twins

We've got ourselves a bullpen game today...

For the Twins, J.R. Graham will take the mound. Graham was (mostly) a starter in the minors, but he's been a reliever all year this year, so I wouldn't guess he'd go more than 3 or (maybe) 4 innings.

The Twins batters get to face off against Matt Garza. Garza's been pretty bad this season, sporting a 5.18 FIP (lots of home runs, lots of walks, and his strikeout rate is way down).

This game will be nothing if not interesting. Let's say the Twins win 9-7, using 6 pitchers.

62 thoughts on “Game 55: Brewers @ Twins”

  1. I was going to question if this was really game 55, but looks like yesterday's was mismarked.

    And we should be throwing at Braun too, it looks like.

  2. baseball-reference has a stat called "Run Scored Percentage". Its defined as percentage of times a baserunner eventually scores a run ((R-HR)/(H+HBP+BB-HR+G_pr)).
    Anyway, coming into this game Brian Dozier was at 50%. Torii Hunter, 34%, Joe Mauer 31%

    1. Are there leaderboards for that stat? It seems pretty meaningless, but sort of fun. I wonder ehat the average is.

      1. I dont see it on the leaderboard, but if you click "more stats" it shows up there. The Twins as a team have a 36% RS%, league average is 30%

    1. Yoh have to be able to strike folks out. If you letajor league hitters put the bat on the ball, nebatove things will eventually happen.

  3. Lawn mowed, birds & fish fed, plants watered, time to sit down and enjoy an epic comeback.

  4. Gladden was talking yesterday about how Hicks looks like a completely different player. I think he looks exactly the same.

      1. Oh...

        I guess that just begs the question of why Robinson is hitting second.

    1. Did you tell them why they don't? I would, but I'm watching the Brewers' broadcast.

  5. The magic is ending. Time to release Stauffer and send Santana down. Need some hitters up here.

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