At the game marking the two-thirds point of the season, the Twins hope to stop regressing to the mean and start acting like the team that outplayed expectations throughout most of the first half. My ability to watch this team has been minimal since the All-Star Game thanks to scheduling luck and bad situations, and tonight will be no different, but here's hoping I don't come back to learn that the team has dipped to .500 for the first time in months.
Kyle Gibson, a solid but unpredictable starter, faces Mark Buehrle, whose year-by-year statistics are so predictable you can nearly set a watch to him. Outside of the better laundry he's essentially unchanged from when the Twins saw him on the regular, so that's who they face today.
Okay, Twins. Let's stick around the Wild Card race for a while.
Hello? Bueller? Bueller?
No, Buehrle
What is Josh Donaldson's lifetime OPS against the Twins now?
2.000
Actually, he homers every time, so it would be 5.000.
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