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He doesn't have the slider tonight. I think the fastball has looked better so far control wise.

Yeah that should have been caught.

I know he had a long way to go to catch that, but if it hits you in the glove you gotta catch that. That's the 2nd one he's dropped.

Sox fan immediately pulled his phone out to text his friends what just happened.

That's not a homer

That's what happens when you have Gavin Sheets playing RF

This guy's strike zone is way too small.

No Grandal and No Moncada will do that. Those were the 2 guys who actually walked a lot last year. Without them this year, nobody on the team walks. Jose is leading the team in BBs for crying out loud.

14 pitches in 2 innings. Jesus Christ...

Just weird to see them not being patient and swinging at some nearly non competitive pitches.

Syndergaard seems to be more of a pitch to contact guy this year and the Sox obliging to that gameplan.

Fastball command seemed better that first inning.

Trout and Ohtani bailed Lucas out a bit by swinging at some really bad pitches out of the zone.

Hard to believe Lucas jammed Trout with a fastball.

If Lucas can't get that slider over it's gonna be a long night.

TA's been struggling the past few games.

Aren't those guys gonna appeal?

Narrator: No he was not

I'm assuming highest. Which in those 2 stats means bad.

Giolito isn't getting you much back until he starts pitching better. If this team goes farther south and sells, I think they gotta get rid of anyone who might not be here past next year: Lynn, Hendriks, Giolito. The SP market probably won't be that saturated by the deadline, so there is a chance you can get something good back for a guy like Lynn.

I don't think I've ever heard of a team giving a standing order to its players to not play hard in fear of getting injured.

I like how Lakers fans thought DeRozan was going to take the MLE to play for them last year, but money won out over him going back home. You'd think the same would happen in this Kyrie situation and this is all a bluff to get the Nets to trade him, but Kyrie is crazy and stupid, so you never know.

Is Kyrie really dumb enough to walk away from $30 million to go play for the Lakers?

Is the LSU pitching coach job that much better than the Twins pitching coach job? Seems like a move down for him.

This is a weird team. They play way better on the road cause they actually hit on the road. Hitting at home is apparently impossible for them.