Jake Cave stays hot. Mike Paredes pitches very well.
Monthly Archives: July 2022
Happy Birthday–July 3
Nig Cuppy (1869)
Curt Walker (1896)
Buddy Rosar (1914)
Art Fowler (1922)
Ed Roebuck (1931)
Cesar Tovar (1940)
John Verhoeven (1952)
Frank Tanana (1953)
Matt Keough (1955)
Danny Heep (1957)
Warren Newson (1964)
Greg Vaughn (1965)
Moises Alou (1966)
Brian Cashman (1967)
Juan Rivera (1978)
Edinson Volquez (1983)
Tommy Hunter (1986)
Yangervis Solarte (1987)
Brian Cashman has been the general manager of the New York Yankees since 1998.
Christopher Cross & Michael McDonald – Ride Like the Wind
*taps earpiece* Hold on, I'm being told that...the people want me to play MOAR YACHT RAWK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6UlyyQjAtM
game 81: halfway there
The end of this game will mark the halfway point of the season. Bullpen insanity aside (seriously. Falvine needs to fix the bullpen... Like.... Yesterday), it's hard to deny that it's gone better than we expected. The White Sox are hurt and still hilariously managed by Tony LaRussa. The Clevelanders are dangerous, but they don't get to face our bullpen every game the rest of the season. And we've still got this guy...
BYRON BUXTON WALKS IT OFF 🙌
(via @Twins)pic.twitter.com/SuvRc45SP5
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) July 2, 2022
Today, the Sonny Gray takes the mound to try to fend off the Orioles. Gray's been great so far this season, and this kind of looks like a mismatch on paper with Baltimore countering with a not all that good Jordan Lyles. Maybe our lineup doesn't believe is Jeremies. Let's hope.
Atlanta Rhythm Section – Imaginary Lover
https://youtu.be/gQJm1F7VEEE
July 2, 2022: Open Schedule
Everything around today is very busy, but surprisingly, not much is scheduled for today. I’ll take it.
Minor Details: Games of July 1
A big comeback by the Saints. It got late early for the Wind Surge and the Kernels. Four home runs aren't enough for the Mighty Mussels.
Happy Birthday–July 2
Grover Hartley (1888)
Hal Wagner (1915)
Dick Greco (1925)
Red Rush (1927)
Chuck Stobbs (1929)
Mike Reilly (1949)
Tony Armas (1953)
Jose Canseco (1964)
Joe Magrane (1964)
Sean Casey (1974)
Greg Dobbs (1978)
Angel Pagan (1982)
Samuel Deduno (1983)
Brett Cecil (1986)
Rene Tosoni (1986)
Grover Hartley is one of nine players named "Grover" to play in the major leagues. There has been only one since the 1930s: Grover Powell, who appeared in twenty games for the Mets in 1963. I guess nobody names their kid "Grover" anymore.
Dick Greco played twelve seasons in the minors, hitting 328 home runs, but never got a chance in the majors.
Red Rush was a radio broadcaster for the White Sox, the Athletics, and the Cardinals.
Mike Reilly was a major league umpire from 1977-2010.
2022 Game 80: Os at Twins in progress
Minor Details: Games of June 30
Big days for Chris Williams and Matt Wallner. A very bad day for Jordan Balazovic.