That was pretty much the same pitch that Sheets got called out on too lol

3 minutes ago, Capn12 said:

This seems like 2 different strike zones, I'm just saying...

I'm just saying TA set the tone for the umps calls today.

2 minutes ago, bmags said:

Unfortunately every pitcher 6'10 or over we must root for to help the success ratio for tall pitchers and thus guarantee Noah Schulz will succeed.

If he gets this strike zone we nothing to worry about

DJ just said “jag bag” on the radio. 

Oscar hit balls hard.

Colas crushed that one, but maybe needed a bit more elevation to get it to go. 

For some reason, my wife does not like that PointsBet commercial

Haven’t listened to a Sox game radio broadcast in a while…boy Darrin Jackson really sucks 

1 minute ago, chw42 said:

Colas crushed that one, but maybe needed a bit more elevation to get it to go. 

That’s gone in the summer with no wind

3 minutes ago, A-Train to 35th said:

I'm just saying TA set the tone for the umps calls today.

Cease got squeezed in the first AB of the game.

You don't see a lot of people elevate Bummer's sinker like that. 

Omg this ump

Can we just get an easy one, for Dylan? He sort of deserves the W.

How is that not a strike

Bummer's leaving his sinker up, not good. 

104 mph 60% hit probability on colas line out

14 minutes ago, BigHurt3515 said:

Maybe we should stop putting old guys as our 3rd base coach

It’s the Walmart greeter spot of the organization 

Bummer always makes it difficult on himself

Just now, chw42 said:

Bummer's leaving his sinker up, not good. 

With mediocre velocity for him

He has no control of his sinker, again...this is gonna be bad. 

Ah ok, is the rule that we can only have one of our lefties worth a shite per game?

Great, thanks Bummer for wanting to make it interesting again.

Lopez warming up in the 7th? 

?????

1 minute ago, Autumn Dreamin said:

Cease got squeezed in the first AB of the game.

Rayburn was inconsistent from the start.  If anything he started showing up the Sox after the TA AB.

Sox love walking the 9 hitter so far this year