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I'm guessing he's going to play OF with Crowenworth holding down 2B.

Unless that 7 year $70 million deal included opt outs after the first 2 years, there's no way Buxton would accept that deal. Even $10 million a year is a lowball offer for him after the first year or 2.

Vaughn good

The broadcast just time traveled back to the 5th inning.

What a name

So...with Cleveland probably losing tonight and falling to exactly .500, I was wondering when we last beat a team above .500 on the road. Well, apparently it's been almost 3 months since that's happened. The last time it happened was against the Reds on May 4th. Even then, the Reds are a team barely above .500. So, the last time we actually beat a a good team on the road was against Boston on April 18th. This team has some serious issues to work out on the road. In the mean time, we've gone 0-1 against Boston, 0-3 against the Yankees, 0-4 against the Astros, and now 0-2 against the Brewers. That's a 10 game losing streak to good teams on the road.

He should be killing guys like Suter.

Tampa's offense has put up 18 runs with Cruz in the lineup. Let's not face them in the ALDS.

Stuff usually isn't his issue. He had some issues with velo the past few years, but he always makes infuriatingly bad pitches in batches.

Wait until you put him in a close game and he throws some hanging sliders.

Reylo hitting 98.

Yup, he wasn't sharp at all.

It sucks just how winnable this game was. If we make 1 defensive play in the 4th and Yoan touches home plate, it's probably a tie game at this point at worst.

Good god Collins sucks on defense.

They were scoring 2 or 3 runs against the fucking Royals.

Ruiz's change up is basically just a slower fastball. It barely moves.

We're missing some cutters right down the pipe.

If he made a better throw in the 4th, they probably still have 2 runs.

Gotta wonder where everyone's minds are with this sloppy ass play today.

I don't think Jose realized he had 3 balls on him. That explains why he swung at those cutters way out of the zone.

lmao Valdez has a no hitter, but with 6 walks.

Sheets is hitting the ball pretty hard.

This call reminds me of that play in the Bears Packers game back in 2013. Green Bay got a free TD cause the Bears decided not to recover a loose ball that ended up being ruled a fumble. Always finish the play, regardless if you hear the whistle or if the ump calls you safe.

I got no problem with them calling him out if he actually got tagged. But because the home plate ump fucked up, he never got tagged and because he got called safe, he just went back to the dugout. So he was technically never out and was only out because the home plate ump called him safe and he went back to the dugout. It's such a stupid technicality and I don't blame the replay guys for calling him out. Him not stepping on the plate period and being called safe looks a lot worse than some technicality that he should be safe cause the HP ump messed up.

Seriously, I don't give a shit what the ump says. If you didn't think you touched it, you go back and touch it before they tag you.