You’d like to see the fellas take 2/3 of these games against postseason-caliber teams. Let’s see what a ’healthy’ Kyle Gibson and a mediocre lineup (no Sano, Kepler, Gonzalez or Cave *edited to add Polanco (out for dental work)) can do when matched against a very good Patrick Corbin (Last 15 starts: 6-2, 2.29, 1.06 WHIP, 116k in 94.1 Innings Pitched).
Gibby hasn't lost a step
I'll take Eddie I guess
Tortuga and Cruz.
Well, I'll take that.
Really have no idea why you'd throw Eddie a pitch there.
That was a nifty double play
gibby nibblin'.
Brain fart by Durbin
holy bejeebus that ball was destroyed
Sigh. So glad I tuned in for this half inning.
Well, hard to win with our AAA team
Shitf*ck.
Balls getting past the catcher and failed contact plays: name a better tandem?
Wow, must be cold. That looked gone.
Hit at 104.3 mph. Launch angle of 23 degrees though, so little low to get a home run, especially to the deepest part of the park.
Cruz followed that up with a 109 mph single. The only harder hit ball was Cruz's home run.
... welp ...
I must have something better to do ....
It seems inconceivable, but the Twins don't yet lead the league in wild pitches. They're fourth in the league at 65 before the game. The Angels lead with 93.
So you’re saying the boys home some work to do to be number one.
I could be done with Kohl Stewart.
did you ever start?
When he was a top 30 prospect, I assume we had all started, to some degree.
That feels like a lot longer than four years ago.
I'm so old, I remember back in the days of last month when we used to hit more homers than everyone, let alone the team we were playing. And runs! Lordy, could those boys score runs! *sigh*
Every time I come downstairs, the Nats have scored 2 more runs. This one may be on me.
Who is Ian Miller
Speedster CF
Who's Miller?
Never thought we'd see the tying run coming to the plate at any point
F*%k it, Jorge is hitting this out.
damn it.