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They couldn't show a better replay of this to show the line and where he touched the ball?

Got nothing to lose, review it.

He touched it. It's fair.

Yup

Probably not scheduled to pitch today.

With how bad the A's bullpen is, it's definitely a possibility.

He gets out of it. He was definitely rusty but threw a couple of good sliders to Grossman.

He couldn't throw it for a strike to Cameron. Gave up a single to Castro on a seeing eye grounder and he couldn't throw a strike to Baddoo.

Tepera seems to have lost it.

It'll be interesting to see how Tepera's slider looks after the cut on his finger.

The power just isn't there against lefties. But then again, the power just isn't there this year in general.

Yoan is not good against lefties.

Not sure why he's throwing the curveball this inning cause it's gotten hit twice.

When Yoan looks bad it's really really bad. He's a very polarizing player.

I think it's because if they bring in a lefty Yoan and Sheets back to back is way too easy to matchup against. Not saying Leury is some masher in between them to make the opposing manager think twice, but that's probably why Yoan and Sheets aren't hitting back to back.

His xERA and FIP are all in the high 4s. He's not somebody who should have a 3 ERA over a whole season.

Been the story for him all season basically.

Hopefully Tepera gets 2 outings this weekend.

That trade also included Edwin Diaz, who was probably the best reliever in the AL in 2018. And Seattle gave the Mets $20 million.

Harper was always going to age more gracefully because of his elite plate discipline.

They wanted to throw in Robert Hassell to get rid of Hosmer, FWIW.

Wild card teams never get home field unless they face another wild card team in the World Series that had a worse record than them.

What the Rockies got for Arenado is basically the best the Padres can hope for in return for Machado. They also had to eat $50 million to get that return, so you're probably right.

I would feel a lot more comfortable with our pitching if we had a healthy Rodon capable of still throwing in the upper 90s. He absolutely owned the Astros in his 2 starts against them.

There isn't a real frontrunner in the AL. Had Lance not given up 6 runs against Cleveland he might still be in the conversation after Ray and Cole both had bad last outings.