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Umpire screwed the M's.

Hard to believe they took him out at 99 pitches. He must have emptied the tank to get the top of the lineup out in the 6th.

It's questionable even if Spier got out of it. I don't think anyone would have blamed him if he didn't pull Kirby and he allowed a homer to Carpenter.

That was just as bad as Cash pulling Snell in 2020

Skubal at 85 pitches. Think he probably goes another 2 innings at least.

Naylor is so good at stealing third despite being slow.

He did help get a rookie Mac Jones into the playoffs.

Their offense has been weird all year. It's pretty much the same guys that won the SB last year, but they look so much worse. I think a lot of it is on the playcalling and the OC.

I'm not sure why Counsell is letting Keller possibly go 2 innings when up 5.

There's no way the Cubs start Imanaga again right? Dude just gives up dingers for fun.

Brewers offense just died

How much did Ohtani's interpreter bet on the Dodgers

Kerkering should be doing PFP all off-season.

Think he forgot how many outs there were when he panicked.

Why did Kerkering not go to first? Even if he throws that on target, the runner is probably safe. What a massive f*** up.

Dodgers win on a come backer lol

I'm guessing the Brewers go opener and Misrowski in game 5 again if they lose today.

He let Lockridge hit in the 4th when they finally got something going when he could have gone to Perkins or Collins. They tried a safety squeeze instead and it didn't work.

I wasn't completely following along, but didn't Hoerner go around on the 1-2 pitch and it wasn't called? Edit: NVM, that was the 1-1 pitch

Sasaki looks amazing

Duran walks the tying run in

Sanchez can't get him out.

I mean sure, but maybe ARod should figure out why their pitching staff gave up 9 runs per game to the Jays. That was their downfall. It wasn't really the offense that failed them this series.