Jake

Pitch 1 missed up, pitch 2 missed low (both of them barely, to be fair, but it's rough when the ump is expanding the zone both ways)

They seriously need to sit down and talk to the guys about leverage and the situations when it most makes sense to use a challenge. 2 outs, 0-0 count, non-RISP, 7th inning, platoon advantage...you just cannot be wrong on a challenge there because you stand to gain so little.

Saving those challenges at the plate so Edgar can piss them away in situations like this

This is surely going to be a hellacious jinx but Davis has vastly exceeded my expectations. What a revelation

Brutal umpiring in the Meidroth AB

Kelenic with another barreled out lol

65mph bat speed on the homer, sheesh. Stick the bat out and get rewarded!

Problem with two pitch repertoire is once the at bat gets long, the batter has seen it a lot and has a 50-50 shot at guessing what it's gonna be

Hey now, that was the same result as his earlier inning spots today!

Just aesthetically speaking, not a big fan of Grichuk's swing

Wonder if they'll bat Grichuk against the lefty. Sam has been real bad against LHP so far. He may not always be bad against them but could be worth a shot to go to Grichuk as long as you trust him in LF.

People have been calling PCA left-handed Adam Engel, but I'm now realizing that the Sox have had the left-handed Adam Engel all along

Babe Peters

Kelenic looks like ass today. In his head because it's his former team and he's mentally weak?

Alright well, 3 runs is really not that many

When you find yourself needing innings from Eisert you know it's a game you'll be lucky to keep competitive. So if they do keep it competitive, that would be cool

Colson E is further evidence that the team is dragging ass from the long trip out there

Romo again failing to challenge a strike three

Eisert living his best life somehow still being on the team

So far has the feeling of a game you play against an opposing ace on a short turnaround to the west coast.

That ball to CF was definitely not a routine catch, hit very far behind his starting position and straight back.

Woo is dealing.

My feeling about the obstruction is that obviously Sam should be more mindful, but also the baserunner clearly took a wide turn as well as a last second sidestep to initiate contact. In the spring, MLB told umpires to call runners out if the runner appears to be trying to bait an obstruction call.

Today his fastball command has been competitive but he's still not throwing the sweeper where he wants to

Gameday 3D view of the obstruction play. I left Arozarena's turn in there so you can see what a normal baseline looks like. StreamableWatch obstruction | Streamable