Game 93: twins @ athletics

It's mowing day!

There's nothing like having the game on while mowing for a few hours. The lady of the house is planting the new rose bush, and the kids are golfing around the yard (or, in the case of the one year old, poking the club at the ball and giggling if he happens to make contact). The only thing today needs is some baseball on the radio.....and a good result to that baseball.

Enter Pablo Lopez.

As good as the rotation has been through the first half (and they've arguably been the best in the game), I'd give Lopez the slight edge as the best of them all. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that he pitches back to back shutouts. No one has done that since 1884, so that would be fun.

Either way, I'll be listening, first on the mower, then on the deck looking out over my yard, basking in a beautiful day and a Twins win.

25 thoughts on “Game 93: twins @ athletics”

  1. Atteberry and Dazzle are trying to paint Correa leading the league in double plays as a good thing.

      1. You can certainly be a great player despite hitting into double plays, but that doesn't make hitting into them a good thing. It's sort of like strikeouts. If you do enough other things well we can live with the strikeouts and accept them, but it doesn't make striking out a good thing.

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