17 minutes ago, oldsox said:

Taylor always struggles after his first inning. They wont get much for him.

Taylor has a career FIP of 1.27 at 13.33 k/9. He's worth more than pretty much any reliever in baseball on the trade market.

23 minutes ago, Kyyle23 said:

lol I fell asleep expecting a call off

I did the same! I woke up and was like why the f*** did my ESPN score alert go off.

If the Sox won both of the 10 inning losses preceding this game to sweep the Nats they would have a 5 game winning streak and there would be a different vibe among fans right now. Just have to stop blowing late leads and losing close games. So it was great to watch a 7 run 7th, the Angels bullpen implode, and of course,Yoan Moncada suck it in the clutch.

Edited 54 minutes ago54 min by tray

This was a nice surprise to wake up to...

26 minutes ago, TheBooneLoganEra said:

This was a nice surprise to wake up to...

Indeed...that 7th inning looked like fun.

1 hour ago, Look at Ray Ray Run said:

I said the same last year. He hasn't been great when he has to sit down and get up either.

I like Taylor a lot, but I'm not a fan at all of what the Sox are doing to develop him and think he's being broken by using him as a reliever for this long. I'd move him while his peripherals are ungodly and call it a day.

"What do you know about development, Pal?"

35 minutes ago, tray said:

If the Sox won both of the 10 inning losses preceding this game to sweep the Nats they would have a 5 game winning streak and there would be a different vibe among fans right now. Just have to stop blowing late leads and losing close games. So it was great to watch a 7 run 7th, the Angels bullpen implode, and of course,Yoan Moncada suck it in the clutch.

conversely lose to Soriano

12-18 winning 2/5=40%

64.8-97.4

10 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

conversely lose to Soriano

12-18 winning 2/5=40%

64.8-97.4

You really love win pace early in the season even though it jumps wildly from game to game.