Avi is becoming such a smart hitter.

451 feet is a long way

Estimated that homer at 437 feet.

way to make the adjustment Avi!11

Bam!

I am almost forgetting how much I used to hate him.

Estimated 451 foot homer for Avi on the broadcast

Edited April 26, 20178 yr by almagest

So Q is in line for a win......

I heard that ball hit all the way over here in Michigan

Is that 17 RBI for Avi?

So Q is in line for a win......

Now you take him out. Before with the ND, I would have try to stretch him to 115-120 pitches to try to get the win.

Whew. That's fun to come back to.

Cheap homer

So Q is in line for a win......

 

JINX!

Surprised its Jennings again.

Surprised its Jennings again.

He's the only lefty. That's another reason I couldn't figure out why he was pitching on Saturday night. The Sox had no shot at winning. He's going to find his way into about 80 games anyways if he doesn't get hurt.

He's the only lefty. That's another reason I couldn't figure out why he was pitching on Saturday night. The Sox had no shot at winning. He's going to find his way into about 80 games anyways if he doesn't get hurt.

 

Yeah, just that Royals can't hit anyone regardless, save him for the weekend.

Big spot for Kahnle here

100..

Much to Greensox's chagrin, Kahnle is pretty dope when he isn't crazy wild.

nice!

A Kahnle that is capable of a 4.0 BB/9 or less would be a real nice piece

Take 100 bit..

If Kahnle's and Swarzak's increased velocity is legit, we could own the relief market at the deadline.

15/1 SO:BB ratio to start for Kahnle. Needless to say, noone saw this coming.