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there's one measly cloud behind CF

Colson and Kelenic both had center cut pitches to drive last night with favorable counts just didn't execute in crunch time

bullpen might have to cover 5-6 innings at this rate

Schultz getting robbed bad news bears Meidroth without sunglasses even though he's from CA/Torrance

Kelenic struggling again teodosio would have scored from first anyway

teodosio one of the fastest players in baseball

have to be better on defense

missed a dp 50-50 they get the runner at first

nice changeup 33% whiff rate first k with it 7-8% usage

that had some wicked spin on it

second in bunt hits in AL Seems it's being encouraged strategically by the team....

Angels dodged a bullet there

making Urena work at least

lucked out almost a great play by Peters 11 hits 5 from Peters who supposedly just learned to bunt this season

too much loading in Kelenic's hands to get around on fastballs

belly flopped/swim technique don't try that one at home

Meidroth with some risky baserunning

Crede/Big Hurt special dink to RF

CLE lineup? Bo Naylor has been terrible. 7 ops+ Vargas with another great swing/approach.

92 mph change with high spin rate of 2600

https://www.cnn.com/2026/05/06/media/ted-turner-atlanta-braves-tbs-cnn Ted Turner dead at 87

28. Chicago White SoxWin average: 63.2 (Last: 61.3, 28th) In the playoffs: 0.3% (Last: 0.4%) Champions: 0.0% (Last: 0.0%) One thing that must change: Luisangel Acuna's results at the plate The White Sox's outlook has shifted considerably more in the real world than it has in my system and in the betting markets. But when systems miss, it's usually because of an emergent young team, as this one clearly is. The White Sox have a budding offensive identity centered around a three-true-outcomes approach, led by Munetaka Murakami and Colson Montgomery, and that identity will grow once Kyle Teel returns from injury. The improved offense has been undermined by a lack of outfield production and Acuna is in the middle of that -- and not just because he has logged the most time in center field. He just hasn't looked competitive at the plate, too often putting tepidly hit grounders into play early in the count as if he were merely trying to avoid strikeouts. Chicago's options keep getting better, so if Acuna doesn't offer more with the bat, he's headed for a future as a utility player. doolittle espn

https://nypost.com/2026/05/06/sports/astros-carlos-correa-to-miss-significant-time-after-batting-practice-injury/ Carlos Correa likely out for the season with ankle tendon tear

Isn't S.Smith also dealing with rotation cuff issues? Seems it's down to Sandlin and rehabbing Mason Adams.