I was following on my phone. Was surprised to see the Brewers beat the Cubs. Wasn't shocked at the Dodgers beating the Rockies. Should be an interesting game tonight.
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I was following on my phone. Was surprised to see the Brewers beat the Cubs. Wasn't shocked at the Dodgers beating the Rockies. Should be an interesting game tonight.
I saw a stat the other night that the current Red Sox pitching staff is 0-13 with a 5.99 ERA in post season play. That's ****ing gross.
FU Yankees how you like being down 5 runs and it isn't even in the 6th inning yet.
I don't count them out yet. That lead can evaporate in the blink of an eye once they get into the Sox bullpen.
Good start to defending their title, Go Houston!!
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Yup and evaporating it is.
Lucky to get out of the 7th giving up only 1 but my God every inning is an adventure to say the least with this 'pen.
They scratched it out somehow.
The Yankees-Red Sox series is going to come down to which is worse.... the Red Sox bullpen or the Yankees hitting with RISP, The Red Sox got lucky the Yankees are so bad with RISP because that would have been a crushing lose.
Verlander looked great. Too bad Kluber was missing his spots all game. Cant do that against good teams. Hopefully the Tribe can even it up today, but the Astros are probably the best pitching staff, bullpen included, out there. They can hit too.
Brewers are on fire, they've won 11 games in a row. Excited to see them against the winner of the Dodgers and Braves.
Get that stinky, sorry, Cleveland trash outta here!
Nathan Eovaldi has dominated the Yankees this year and there's probably not another pitcher in baseball that can say that. Too bad it wasn't needed tonight with the Sox putting up two touchdowns and two 2 point conversions because they might need everyone of those runs tomorrow night with Porcello on the bump.
Good for Nathan! I like to see him do good, until he plays us of course.
Its been a long road back for him and I hope he makes the most of it. He wasn't afraid to go right after that Yankee lineup attacking the strike zone and getting ahead of most batters. You see so many pitchers try to be to fine against them, getting behind in the count and the next thing you know the ball is in the upper deck in right field.
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