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Bonemer and Oppor stars of early game...btw. Schiltz era down to 4.30 after two scoreless.

Jacksonville always doing Jax things...what a franchise. And does Pat McAfee have to ruin all things related to football lol?

Jeffrey no bueno but bases loaded with no hits lol...11-2 but still no hits allowed. BIRM lineup so few hitters to get excited about...Bergolla might be the best.

Combined no hitter still alive for W-S. Galanie Elko Fletcher hitting stars. Wolkow and Colas struggling. Schultz soon to pitch.

Cannon and Martin for that matter don't really have the type of swing and miss repertoire that would work well in relief. Nor would mid 90s fastballs in relief differentiate them effectively.

Only players you rush to trade are closers before your contention window opens up fully...yes more cliches/adages. As for Cali...until Quero Meidroth Baldwin Vargas Sosa put up at least a 725 ops for one season...hard to declare any early victories, let alone diagnose Robert.

Yes they wore down in the second half as a staff due to playoff workload...Jenks struggled, then there was Mackowiak vs. Anderson and the Tigers/Twins were both absolutely on fire as well. Conference of factors evening out.

10. Chicago Bears Yates' pick prediction: Tyler Warren, TE, Penn State After the Bears acquired three starting offensive linemen in free agency, their draft board opened up. They could go back to the OL well and keep adding. They could draft a pass rusher. Or they could take the best player available. This pick would fall into the final category, as Warren is my seventh-ranked prospect. People I've spoken to around the NFL are already imagining the creative offensive wrinkles new coach Ben Johnson could think up for Warren, who is terrific with the football in his hands. Kiper's notes: This is a fun pick. If Warren is there, I'm betting Chicago will jump at the opportunity to draft him. But don't discount Georgia edge rusher Mykel Williams or even Graham if he's still available. I've also heard the Bears would like to trade down if the right player isn't there for them at No. 10. espn.com

Soroka wasn't a total miss....he did well enough he got almost double 2024 salary from the Nationals...

Rockies heading for 4-19, with second game of DH still to come tonight...

Crochet 1.95 Shane Smith 2.30

Didn't realize Buehrle stayed in Buffalo the entire time he pittched for TOR so he could stay with his pit bulls that weren't allowed into Canada... Probably part of the reason for earlier retirement.

4th major league start for Bobby at SS double clutch strong arm lol Let's see him make an athletic play in the hole.

94.7 even 347 feet cold grey damp day

Did they bench Amaya so they wouldn't have FOUR qualified guys in bottom 6 in mlb batting average?

Grifol will go down as worse than even Bevington. Sosa 107.3 EV 416 feet boom! swinging first pitch on a backup breaking ball 4 home runs against Paddack in April already Taylor now 0 for his last 14

Smith gets most of his strikeouts and swinging misses on his off speed stuff. Pretty crazy that he Vasil and Burke graduated from high school the same year...hadn't realized that.

Shane Smith at 95.6-97.1. Buxton has scored 22 runs against Sox in his last 23 games against them.

"White Sox on life support offensively" lol Paddack has actually been at 95-97 recently. If Twins throw in the towel on him, White Sox might bite...we sort of fixed Soroka right?

And is Bobby Dalbec the best SS option in the entire world when you had nearly two full years and two full offseaons to find just one guy who can actually field AND hit??? Robert 3 for his last 32 Twins' announcers saying he looks confused...needs to pick one pitch or area of the plate specifically to look for, instead of just guessing every pitch.

Surely Maton Sosa or Baldwin would be better options at SS than Dalbec? But no...he's played about a week or two's worth of games there in his entire career since high school. WestEddy needs to bring back that spring training chart that has Tristan Gray, Andre Lipcius and Maton with more time at SS.

“Last year, with the Red Sox spiraling in August, Dalbec was thrust into a starting shortstop role for one game. A year prior, he played two innings at the position. In the minor leagues, he spent three total innings at shortstop prior to this season, and he never played the position in college or in the Cape League. When it comes to Dalbec and the shortstop position, he may be the ultimate "break glass in case of emergency." Yet here, in just the 12th game of the season, he's the starting shortstop for the Boston Red Sox. Against the 11-0 Tampa Bay Rays.” “Legend shortstop Bobby Dalbec commits to Arizona baseball" … so there’s that And starting at short. Yes, the same Bobby Dalbec who’s made three appearances (one start) at shortstop in 275 career regular-season games at the big-league level. Chad Tracy, who’s in his second season managing the Worcester Red Sox, better known as the WooSox, is bullish about the development. “I’m excited to see that,” the WooSox skipper said on Wednesday evening. “His last one in Buffalo at short actually looked pretty good. He got five or six chances, a couple backhands, and he looked pretty good, so fingers crossed.” LoL. He did play SS in high school…but hardly at all in college.

Matchups PalaciosRF L 0 1 0 .200 .510 Robert Jr.DH R 2 6 7 .145 .517 BenintendiLF L 4 9 0 .241 .738 Vaughn1B R 3 10 0 .149 .474 QueroC S 0 4 0 .333 .846 Sosa, L2B R 1 5 0 .266 .635 Vargas, M3B R 0 6 1 .157 .464 Taylor, MCF R 1 2 2 .146 .467 DalbecSS R 0 0 0 .333 .929

When he was actually good

Introducing Chris “The Sheriff” Paddack RHP|#20 0 - 2|7.27 ERA 15 K If they can’t put up a crooked number against him, it’s honestly contraction time…