cabiness42

I'm not a 49ers fan, but in the last 2 days: Williams Family 2 Detroit 0

Jones gave up a hit to the first batter he faced and then he and the rest of the pen retired every single hitter the rest of the game.

Today was originally scheduled as a day off, so they actually did the green thing on Friday 9/7. It's usually on a Friday in September but not necessarily exactly on the 17th.

So, for the last two days: Williams Famly 2, Detroit 0

I saw Crain warming up earlier. He probably has the 9th.

It's what I'd do but I guarantee that's not happening.

It's the right move, especially since the worst that Boesch could have done is tie the game.

I'd go with Crain to face Young/Peralta, Santiago to face Boesch, and then Myers hopefully to finish but Thornton to face Prince if it gets that far.

If he can be as effective against Robinson Cano and Josh Hamilton as he has been against Fielder, that's a big edge for the Sox.

Prince has looked absolutely silly against Veal, now is not the time to mess with what's working.

A solo homer ties the game, plus he's already thrown a lot of pitches for a reliever and it's time for Crain to take over after Veal anyway.

Veal time!

Today is a day I wish the Sox had Quentin back. As much as the Tigers pitchers have been pitching inside, he'd have 4 HBP by now.

2+ runs this inning absolutely crushes them.

Most important game of the year and the Sox are winning because of Alex Rios' hustle and Adam Dunn's defense.

Looking at the replay, I think a good 1B picks that despite the bad throw.

Hell of a takeout by Rios!

Tank with a very good eye today.

He has to. Tigers can't afford to go 3 down. I know the Sox have had trouble with KC, but the Sox also have 6 games left with Cleveland plus it looks like Tampa Bay might be packing it in soon.

That wasn't even that close. No excuse for an umpire to miss that in a game this big.

I predict that a scoreless 5th by Quintana = Sox win.

Had to hit it the one guy in the infield that's actually good at defense.

As I was saying . . .

Haven't seen anything out of line for either pitcher. WISE YES!

Beckham less than .373 career with bases loaded.