I'm willing to be patient and see what happens between the last pitch Sunday and Monday afternoon. Hopefully Robin won't be back. And the stuff about a new manager not making a difference shouldn't even be a topic. Robin Ventura should have never got the job, so it's just the right thing to do to end his time here, and move on.
Scot Gregor thinks Robin will decline. Maybe this is a planned offer to come back for a year, he declines, and that's that. Everybody knows this should be a clean break.
QUOTE (Chisoxfn @ Sep 27, 2016 -> 03:28 PM)
Why was all of this in a bag? Was this a suicide? Seems like there is more to this story.
Or he gives the balls to people when he parks the boat near bars/restaurants. Doesn't seem anything other than three guys in their 20's doing something extremely risky, and the worst thing possible happened.
Shields 21 starts:
10 quality starts
66 innings, 2.05 ERA
11 non-quality starts
41.1 innings, 14.37 ERA
The thing with his quality starts, a lot of them feel like he had to max out to go 6 innings and had an element of luck to get there. It's been awful.
Tor 86-70 +1
Bal 85-71 --
Det 83-73 2
Sea 83-73 2
For 88-74:
Blue Jays vs Bal 1-2, at Bos 1-2
Orioles at Tor 2-1, at NY 1-2
Tigers vs Cle 2-1, at Atl 3-0
Mariners at Hou 1-1, vs Oak 4-0
HFA:
Tex 92-64, 3 vs Mil, 3 vs TB
Bos 92-64, 3 at NY, 3 vs Tor
Cle 90-65, 4 at Det, 3 at KC
Cle doesn't have tie breaker rights against either.
Tex and Bos split 3-3, so not sure who gets it.
For 88-74:
Tor 2-5, 1 vs NY, 3 vs Bal, 3 at Bos
Bal 3-3, 3 at Tor, 3 at NY
Det 5-2, 4 vs Cle, 3 at Atl
Sea 6-1, 3 at Hou, 4 vs Oak
Hou 6-0, 3 vs Sea, 3 at LAA
Interleague records are way important for AL teams:
Tex 11-6, host Brewers this week
Cle 13-7
Bos 14-6
Tor 13-7
Bal 14-6
Det 12-5, at Braves next weekend