Paxton struck out a bunch of guys...but that’s about it.
We have just over a week until the All-Star Break, but as far as the Seattle Mariners are concerned, those five days off can’t come soon enough.
Big Game fails to finish six, while the Chicago offense claims a dozen whiffs
This one was a lot more fun to watch.
Blake Snell is unstoppable.
Seriously, in today’s game against then Mets he did precisely what the Rays needed him to do: he dominated, and did so for seven and a third innings.
Ned Yost’s usefulness as Royals manager appears to have come to an end.
That was an old-fashioned kick in the shins.
The Joe Nuxhall Memorial Honorary Star of the Game
Eugenio Suarez blasted a big 3-run homer, walked twice, and added a single for good measure...
The rumors are heating up in July.
Trade rumors are picking up with less than four weeks to go until the July 31 deadline, and while Mike Moustakas has drawn the most interest on the Royals, it is Whit Merrifield that is starting to come up in rumors lately.
Edwin Jackson to make third start for A’s, second vs. Indians
The A’s have now lost their last two games against the Cleveland Indians in less than a week and no, they were not in the same series.
Here’s to a solid outing.
Do we have a consensus on Corey Kluber’s beard length yet? I’ve seen passionate arguments on both sides. Regardless of facial hair preferences, Corey Kluber pitches really well and will look to do so again today.
Now that I have your attention…
Yep, I just got you with click-bait. I wanted to throw out more words in the endless bloviating about where Manny Machado is going to be playing on August 1.
SSS is bullish on the second half ... which causes concern for all your well-beings come September
The one where the Mariners score more than one run
I would say that I hope today’s game is more enjoyable than last night’s, but that seems like a pretty low bar. From Dee Gordon suffering a minor injury to Mitch Haniger not being in the lineup to multiple TOOTBLANs...
The Nationals cut bait with A.J. Cole fairly quickly after a rough start, giving the Yankees another possible relief stud.
Could Kiel join Hamilton, Vieira, and Johnson in the Sox list of prospective closers?
