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Of course it had to be Tatis. Fantasy playoffs w Musgrove and Suarez...facing Ohtani of all weeks lol.

Was it even close at home?

Well that was different.

Bunting clinic here.

Cronenworth always battles hard against lefties. Need a DP.

Braves' loss almost makes it impossible but this is second traumatic game for Suarez against AL Central. Padres win these games 85% of the time this season, though.

Sosa finally made it to a 600 ops.

Suarez is terrible. Doesn't have a second pitch.

Still hasn't. Gavin keeps job for fouling off 99 100 101.

Suarez hasn't had a 1-2-3 inning in ages.

2 hr game 28 games ago now...Robert

Twenty something nearly thirty.

Couldn't win a tie game or extra innings game. Just no clutch hitting. With Kim at SS over Bogaerts...even better. Crazy because on paper Soto and Hader gave them All Stars everywhere but Merrill Solano Higashioka have fit team perfectly and Profar with his best season by far after his worst in COL. King and Cease saved rotation.

Maybe he read the Athletic article and already knows a new coaching address next year is his best option.

Have to get that runner over...

Lee just three doubles behind Robert on the season.

Crochet fought the good fight at least. Dominant performance. AL WC race ending like 2008.

Santos last year? Jesse Scholtens?

https://kdvr.com/sports/colorado-rockies/video-of-colorado-rockies-flight-under-investigation/ Not exact shockingly, the Rockies, right there with the Sox in terms terms of most notorious team plane in MLB.

Don't count out the Royals completely imploding...shades of 2012 for the White Sox down the stretch.

In the 50 games since that final Flaherty outing, no rotation has thrown fewer innings, with a gap of 15 fewer than the White Sox, and 45 fewer innings than any team not on pace to set the Modern Era record for losses. In those 50 games, Detroit has used 11 different starting pitchers. They’ve also had the most wins in the American League, and allowed the fewest runs in baseball, and now they are tied with the Twins for the third AL Wild Card berth (although Minnesota owns the tiebreaker between the two teams). You’d expect performance like that to be the result of a whole team contributing, and the lineup has certainly shown signs of life now that Parker Meadows, Riley Greene, and Kerry Carpenter are healthy and producing. That said, the offense has been more OK than great – just 15th in runs scored since the start of August. It’s about the pitching. It helps, of course, to have Tarik Skubal, who is all but certain to win the AL Cy Young Award. Yet he’s been the lone established starting pitcher in this group, which is the best run prevention unit of the second half, and one of the best pitching staffs in Tigers history. It’s not exactly how you’d plan it. But it’s working. How? And who are these guys who have led them back into the thick of the playoff race? (All numbers below are through Wednesday's games.) Tigers games started, since July 25 10 // an ace (Skubal) 10 // an inconsistent rookie (Keider Montero) 10 // an opener (Beau Brieske) 5 // a since-demoted opener (Alex Faedo) 5 // another opener (Holton) 4 // a former No. 1 pick working back from injury (Casey Mize) 2 // another opener (Brenan Hanifee) 1 // another opener (Mason Englert) 1 // a rookie making his MLB debut (Ty Madden) 1 // a rehabbing starter limited to short outings (Olson) 1 // a spot starter (Brant Hurter) mlb.com

Maybe just eight first class seats for veteran players....four for manager/coaches?

They usually get the most out of veterans...Edman right now, Heyward at various times as well. Long list of guys like k*** Muncy Taylor Turner whose careers were saved or resuscitated. Lux is fine for what he is. Outman last year Pages first half this year...younger guys. It's their starting rotation and Bullpen that will probably doom them again this year. Not exactly getting any high first rounders either.

Schiffren Nick Hostetler Buddy Bell for old time's sake

Sale Wheeler Cease basically three best in the NO right now