Jake

Well he's finding the ends of the bats consistently but he's going to run out of juice if he can't stop the madness soon.

Ump sounded like he was making excuses lol

The good news is that Detroit isn't hitting the ball well, so Sean may be able to stop this train. The bad news is they have 3 runs anyway.

with 5 games to go

How big of a lead in the division before Soxtalk calms down a little bit?

Eat s%*#

He really didn't have proper rest to be throwing the one inning IMO. Can't push him today

Throw a strike and you never know what might happen

89mph down the middle, whatcha gonna do with it

Welp, gotta win some close ones

Throw went high and Colson said okay I'm not playing catch with Mune anymore

Taylor's stuff is obviously diminished from yesterday. Hope he can pitch around it. Sox are really pushing him

Clark asks to challenge, umps say you don't have any, Clark says "f***!"

Graphic illustrating the rules they're testing

Well, first of all, nothing is obvious in the current rulebook. The current ruleset is merely did he "offer" at the pitch. But the system they're testing is based on how far the bat head gets out. And in that system, the bat has to go past parallel with the foul line which is like really close to a completed swing compared to what we're used to seeing umpires call.

BTW, in the check swing challenge system being tested in AAA, that final swing from Mune wouldn't be a swing

Will made a couple non-obvious moves this inning and it worked splendidly.

Chase is fine at SS but as long as Colson's body is feeling good I'd be rolling with him for now.

right around the time everyone was mad at me for saying that every guy coming out of their pen looked really good to me

I don't follow Tigers fan discourse but I'd imagine Gleyber is a polarizing figure among them

Other teams are capable of squandering good opportunities as well

You guys are awfully mad at the only guy to get a timely hit

Don't know that Kay is going to be able to make it through this inning.

Sommers, angry that he was deprived of a spot on Wisconsin's offensive line, takes it out on White Sox hitters

The outs against Kay are getting louder