Wow, talk about the worst possible outcome. Great at-bat by Jackson ends in horrible result.

This team must of had nap time during Base Running 101...tough break there though

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Nothing he could do on that one.

 

Um, not start going on a line drive? Knowing where the fielders are?

wow, bad luck.

Random question: Does that count as a GIDP in Jackson's cumulative stats?

He's a real MLB player.

Aside from Garcia the Sox lineup is all MLB players. Maybe not all good MLB players, but at least there's less of the usual garbage.

Um, not start going on a line drive? Knowing where the fielders are?

 

nah his secondary is 10-12 feet off the bag at least he's f***ed.

Rodon with 53 pitches thru 4, Gray with 70 thru 4.1. Love it.

You straight up jinxed us dude.

Random question: Does that count as a GIDP in Jackson's cumulative stats?

Nah ball never hit the ground.

You straight up jinxed us dude.

Not really. My point still stands

Um, not start going on a line drive? Knowing where the fielders are?

 

He was hung out to dry.

Gray has about 29 or so pitches left.

What's with the half bald guy in the stands?

Um, not start going on a line drive? Knowing where the fielders are?

You, sir, seem to lack basic baseball knowledge.

That fastball looked painful.

Sanchez makes that play.

 

/green

Oh man. What a horrid start to season for Padres.

Aside from Garcia the Sox lineup is all MLB players. Maybe not all good MLB players, but at least there's less of the usual garbage.

One would hope, given this is the MLB.

ESPN can get rid of Dallas Braden any day now

Oh man. What a horrid start to season for Padres.

Preller has redefined what it means to tank. Even in the NL where all the terrible teams should keep them all above 65-70 wins I think there's a chance San Diego truly sets itself apart in a class of its own.

One would hope, given this is the MLB.

Look at the Reds, Braves, and Phillies lineups though.

You, sir, seem to lack basic baseball knowledge.

 

Yeah you are right. He took about 4 steps after the ball was hit. He could have at least made it a bit closer by freezing on a line drive like you are taught as an 8 year old.

One would hope, given this is the MLB.

I haven't seen anyone with a Charlotte hat on yet

Not really. My point still stands

He went from 70 pitches in 4.1 innings to 71 in 5. And what is your point exactly? That he's on pace to go 7+ innings?

Preller has redefined what it means to tank. Even in the NL where all the terrible teams should keep them all above 65-70 wins I think there's a chance San Diego truly sets itself apart in a class of its own.

poor Alexei