Ducksnort

The bullpen would give up just as many runs with how they've been pitching lately

Welcome back Yasmani Grandal

Holy shit

36 pitches. DK getting booed now.

Welp. Kuechel working his way out of a postseason starting spot. Lynn, Rodon, Gio, Cease?

What a play by Guerrero

PITOOOOOO. B2B!

Turned the game on. Luis bomb. Let's. GO.

He would be both the catcher and pitcher in games that he pitches. Take that Ohtani.

Apparently we've got Dealin' Dylan on the mound tonight.

Nah, it's weird too. Toronto isn't even close to me. I figured out a way to watch the last inning not through mlb.tv, but yeah very weird. What's even weirder, I was driving through Chicago the other day (well, my wife was driving), and I pulled the game up on mlb.tv on my phone and I was able to watch it as we were driving through Chicago.

Too bad Seby couldn't extend his arms like elastigirl to catch that ball.

Kimbrel almost drop kicked the runner right in the face.

Grand Rapids, MI

Can someone tell me why this is blacked out on mlb.tv? Is it on national tv?

Thanks so much! I'll check too and see. Also that may be the most literal figurative translation of "ballpark estimate" I've ever read.

Sox are obviously clinching the division, and I'm looking to go to my first ever postseason game this year. For those who have had experience and/or knowledge with this, I have a few questions... 1) From what I remember, season ticket holders are offered tickets first and then they are released to the public. Am I right with this? 2) How do you buy tickets as a non- season ticket holder, or, what is the best way? Through the Sox website? Stubhub? Other? 3) I know they are expensive, and probably get more expensive the deeper the team gets into October, but how expensive we talking for like bleacher seats or upper deck seats? Any other helpful information is greatly appreciated!

Changing the narrative!

Dang. This is tense.

Can you imagine if that was Lynn or Hendricks?

Robot umpssss

That slider is SEXY

More power to you man! I don't blame you. Now is the time. We hit up Minneapolis, St louis, Cincinnati, Milwaukee and Detroit this year. Sox were in 3 of those 5 cities, and 2 of them were new for me. Had an absolute blast. I would love to make an east coast trip next year and see the Sox play in New York or Boston (I've never been out east), but seeing as they're playing on the west coast with the interleague play, maybe we'll go to Cali. I've been to SoCal, but not any of their ballparks.

Not sure, I've never been there. I've heard not great things about the Trop, but that's just hearsay. I just heard that they were playing Boston or New York the other day (the 2 teams that are right on their tail for the division lead) and there was hardly anyone at the park.

Big series. Still only expecting 10,000 fans in Tampa though