Albuquerque Isotopes (Rox) 8 – OKC Comets 2
LHSP Cole Irvin significantly struggled in his 1.1 IP. He had some traffic with a single and BB in the 1st. But that was simply a preview. In the 2nd, after the leadoff batter K’d , a double, BB, E6 loaded the bases. A triple scored 3, and that runner scored on a FC. A BB and infield single loaded the bases. That was followed by a 2 run single. That single, signaled the end for Irvin. RHRP Carlos Duran relieved Irvin and gave up a single to load the bases before striking out the next two batters.
The Isotopes hit a triple and single in the 3rd to score a run.
CF Zach Ehrhard hit his 3rd HR to get the Comets on the board.
After RHRP Griff McGarry retired the side in order in the 4th, with 2Ks, RHRP Jordan Weems followed. 2 BB, a steal of 3B, and a ground out scores another Isotope run in the 5th.
In the 6th, 2B Alex Freeland reached on E5. LF Ryan Ward and DH Tyler Fitzgerald both singled, and Freeland scored.
LHRP Ronan Kopp had his best outing of the year. He did not allow a baserunner in the 6th or 7th. Also no strikeouts. A total of 23 pitches in 2.0 IP, 16 for strikes. It was an encouraging night for him. Will he be able to back it up?
With LHRP Antoine Kelly pitching in the 8th, he allowed a single and BB, but no runs. He had 2 Ks.
The Comets did not threaten in the 9th.
The two Fitzgeralds, Ryan and Tyler, had 2 hit nights.
Springfield Cardinals 9 – Tulsa Drillers 5
After winning Texas League Pitcher of the Month for April, RHSP Patrick Copen has thrown back to back stinkers. His ERA has gone from 0.96 to 4.38. For the month of May, Copen has 9.0 IP, 16 hits, 10 BB, 16 runs (15 earned), 12 K.
In this one, Copen allowed 2 runs on a BB, 2 singles, and error in the 2nd.
Tulsa got one back in the 2nd. LF Zyhir Hope struck out but reached 1B on a WP. SS Elijah Hainline drew a BB. C Griffin Lockwood-Powell singled to bring Hope home.
The Drillers went ahead in the 3rd. RF Josue De Paula led off with a BB. 1B Kyle Nevin singled. With one out, Hainline singled to score De Paula and moved Nevin to 3rd. Nevin scored on a ground out.
In the 4th, 2B Sean McLain drew a BB, and moved to 3B on a WP and an errant pickoff throw. McLain scored on a 1-out De Paula single.
Copen took a 4-2 lead into the 5th. However, he allowed a 2-run HR and a 3-run HR and left trailing 7-4. RHRP Cam Day relieved Copen. He completed 2.2 scoreless and hitless innings. He had 1 BB and 3 K.
The Cardinals scored two in the 8th off RHRP Lucas Wepf after a BB, SB, RBI single, and RBI double.
In the home half of the 8th, CF Kendall George hit a 1-out double, moved to 3B on a WP, and scored on a De Paula ground out.
LHRP Christian Suarez pitched a scoreless 9th.
GLP was the lone Driller with 2 hits. GLP and George each had a double for the only XBH.
Great Lakes Loons 4 – West Michigan Whitecaps (Detroit) 3
LHSP Sterling Patick pitched a brilliant 6.0 scoreless innings. There were 4 hits off Patick, 1 BB, and 4 Ks.
Great Lakes jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the 1st. CF Mike Sirota led off with a double (11) and scored on RF Eduardo Quintero’s RBI single. Quintero stole 2B. LF Charles Davalan drew a BB. Quintero and Davalan pulled a double steal. Quintero scored on a WP and Davalan scored on a 2-out fielding error.
There was no scoring until RHRP Reynaldo Yean came in to relieve Patick in the 7th. Lead off BB, and a 1-out BB put runners on 1st and 2nd. Yean had an errant pickoff throw and the runners moved to 2nd and 3rd. Both runners scored on WPs. RHRP Davis Chastain came in to close out the 8th.
But in the 8th, Chastain served up a game tying solo HR.
Now tied at 3-3, with 1-out, SS Eduardo Guerrero singled. He moved to 2nd on a WP. After a BB to DH Victor Rodrigues, C Jesus Galiz delivered the walk-off single for a 4-3 win.
- Mike Sirota – 2-4, 1 run, double (11)
- Eduardo Quintero – 2-4, 1 run, 1 RBI
- Eduardo Guerrero – 2-4, 1 run
- Jesus Galiz – 2-4, 1 RBI
San Jose Giants 1 – Ontario Tower Buzzers 0
RHSP Isaac Ayon pitched an outstanding 5.0 scoreless innings. He allowed 1 baserunner (single), and registered 10 Ks.
RHRP Jholbran Herder entered in the 6th and gave up a single. The runner stole 2nd and 3rd and scored on a ground out for the only run of the game.
In 2B Kellon Lindsey’s first game back from 2025 injury, he went 2-4 including a triple (1). He was the only Ontario batter with a multi-hit game 1B Easton Shelton (1) and 3B Chase Harlan (2) also had triples. Harlan was thrown out a home trying to stretch it into an inside the park HR.
Ontario was 0-7 wRISP.
ACL Giants 29 – ACL Dodgers 2
The two runs the ACL Dodgers scored came from solo HR’s from 2B Bryan Gonzalez Garcia (2) and LF Abel Lorenzo (2).
Catcher Francisco Espinoza had a 2-hit game.
Our two top affiliates give up a combined 17 runs. This is where our best, most MLB ready prospects are supposed to reside.
It seems like we read numbers like this a lot. Am I wrong about this?
Depending on where you look, the Dodgers top prospects are not pitchers. I don’t know what is considered the most reliable rating site (Baseball America?, maybe Jeff can tell me where to look) but perusing a few this morning I see the names River Ryan, Jackson Ferris, Adam Serwinowski, Christian Zazueta with only Ryan having a value as high as 50 (Fangraphs). What this suggests to me is that if (when) pitching help is needed in the second half it will come from trading the outfield heavy top prospects.
Last night: sure was a relief to see Mookie hit a long home run. He was 1 for 4, hitting .171 now, but was that a sign he might actually be waking up? What a difference he would make to a currently somnambulant offense. Only 4 runs, 2 for 10 WRISP, 3 0fers, top of the lineup 2 for 14 but more walks than K’s and a W.
Today, Dodgers vs Roupp. Only Kim and Pages have hit this guy. giants vs Sheehan? Nobody with an RBI. Line today: Dodgers -175, u8, RL Dodgers -1.5. 25 push ups, I’ll take the Dodgers 5-3
I would add Patrick Copen, Cam Leiter, and Ronan Kopp to the list of pitchers. Jose Rodriguez is interesting with his funky delivery, but on the old side.
AAA players and pitchers are no longer the default top prospects in most systems.
AAA is much different that it used to be, or maybe a little different.
It sure is quiet in here when the Dodgers win.
It stifles the compulsion to complain.
Wait… they only beat the Giants by 4 runs. They should have scored 10. They are bums!
I’ll get the ball rolling.
We’re 1/1 with Mookie batting Lead Off.
NOT enough proof for him to stay there.
Check his career stats. He was batting leadoff when Ohtani first joined the Dodgers and only moved to the 2-slot until after he returned from the injury he suffered on June 16th against the Royals. At the time of his injury, LA was 44-29. they went 54-35 the rest of the way. They did pretty damn well with Mookie leading off from 20-24. Including winning 111 games in 2022. Boston did pretty well while he was leading off there. His career stats hitting first, .295/.375/.533 with a .910 OPS, 229 homers and 660 driven in. He also has 52 homers leading off games, more than enough proof that he should be there, and indeed is an excellent hitter in the leadoff role. Ohtani hits .285 leading off games with 26 homers. Betts hits .312 on the first pitch, Ohtani .289. Yes, Ohtani has more power, Betts gets on as much as he does, and wouldn’t it be better if more runners were on base for Ohtani in the first than him hitting solo shots all the time?
When the Dodgers win,there’s NOT a lot to complain about.
Tell that to my wife!
Funny how that works huh??
I stand with what I said. It is pitching and defense that will win a title. And what was the reason for the win. Was it Ohtani’s pitching or Espinal’s HR. Espinal will be somewhere else at the end of the month.
I agree that Betts’ HR was positive. I do believe he will run into 1 every now and again, but I do not think he will be as prolific at hitting HRs. He is not a 20-30 HR guy anymore. If he were 26-28 years old I would agree he will find a way out of the slump. But at 33, his bat speed is down. Mookie’s bat speed has never been elite, but his last good year was 2023 and it was at 71.4 (38th percentile). 2024 and 2025 it was down to 69. He used to be a fantastic doubles hitter. I would hope for more line drives at 70 MPH than flyballs at 69. When something is not there anymore, he is a great enough athlete to adjust.
The most positive thing I saw last night was Teo’s opposite field single wRISP. I want to see more of that. He is not a 25 -35 HR guy anymore, and he does have the ability to stay back and go to right. He does that well. He too on occasion will run into one, but HR production is no longer much of a factor for him. He used to be a run producer even with a bad season in Seattle (93 RBI) or last year (89). He is on pace for 15 HR and 68 RBI. If we need to relax and be patient for Teo to get back to where he used to be, it will be a long season.
In the interim, I will be looking for more 4-0 games won by pitching and defense.
Kellon Lindsey first round Dodger draft pick in 2024 seems to always be injured . Good news on River Ryan starting for Oklahoma City tomorrow night.Now we need to get Gavin Stone pitching again and the two of them back can help strengthen an already strong rotation and lower their innings pitched. I truly believe if Ohtoni,Yamamota,Snell, and Glasnow are all well rested and healthy in October with a healthy Diaz and Philips, we can win it all even with a less than potent offense. I ‘m not expecting much from Kiki and Edman offensively when they’re back. Kiki will keep them loose,that’s about all.
“Kiki will keep them loose,that’s about all.”
That might just be the ONLY thing they need!
New York Yankees left-hander Max Fried left his start against the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, after three innings due to left elbow posterior soreness.Fried is scheduled to undergo imaging in New York on Thursday, May 14, 2026, and will be examined by team physician Dr. Christopher Ahmad to determine the severity.
“Former Dodger Jason Heyward has joined the team as a special assistant. Heyward recently retired, and stated that in his last few years of playing, he really became interested in the front office side of the game.
“As I came down the stretch over the last few years, it was watching different roles, having to make bullpen moves, having to make lineup matchups and things like that,” he said. “I’m like, ‘Let’s continue to have conversations on those and see what I can bring as a former player to that side of things.’”
For now Heyward’s role is fluid, although he was with the Dodgers team on Wednesday. Jack Harris of the California Post has more details on the hire here.
Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic also has some notes on Heyward’s rejoining the organization. Heyward is expected to be with the big-league club though the weekend and will be spending time with some of the Dodgers affiliates. He also could work with some of the young outfielders in the organization as he is expected to be on the field at times”.
I am frankly shocked that no one has already scooped up J-Hey. He is a”World Class Human Being and will be a great asset for young players growth!
I agree with all said. J-Hey is a special person, and character is important. On the baseball side, I hope he works with the OF defense in MiLB. The top Dodger prospects are OF, and it would be hard to find a better OF mentor than J-Hey.
Wow did our minor league team really lose 29-2??
Updated MLB top prospects list is out. DePaula is the highest at #9 and Davalan cracks the Top 100
How does Tibbs not crack the top 100?
Probably too much swing and miss. His strikeout rate is up to 27%.. He does not have a plus tool. Afte his fast start, he had 7 HR and 12 RBI at April 4 (8 games). SInce then, he has 4 HR and 15 RBI (21 games). His last HR was April 26. He has three doubles thus far in May for his only XBH. His OPS for May is .577.
He is a future MLB player. Is he a future All Star? Is he a future everyday player? Fangraphs rates him as a 45 FV which is not top 100. The first part of his Fangraphs Scouting Report:
“Scouts who watched Tibbs last year all see a useful player, but they’re divided on whether the hit/power combo is good enough to carry an everyday role on a playoff team. ”
He has good plate discipline with good bat speed. He is a good prospect, just not elite.
Thx Jeff
Shohei is going to win the CY. Simply incredible.
Ohtani, Yama, Snell, Glasnow, Wrobo staked in a playoff series….Ill take that ALL DAY long….
No he’s not Skenes will barring an injury. No way Ohtani will pitch enough innings to compete with him. Skenes will most likely pitch 200+ innings with a sub 2 ERA.
There is a guy named Paul Skenes standing in the way.
Shohei’s ERA is a full run lower…..
Ohtani and Skenes have 2 losses. Justin Wrobleski only has 1. He’s the Cy Young Winner! 😉
And there is no way it will be this low for the remainder of the season. You can basically bet your paycheck that Skenes will end the year with a sub 2 ERA and significantly more innings pitched while most likely having superior stats in most categories. Nothing against Shohei he is insane but from a starting pitching perspective Skenes is on another level. He also already has 6 wins and if he gets 20+ for the year … .ON THE PIRATES they have to give it to him.
We’ll see, Ill take Ohtani….
He won’t come close to matching Skenes in Ks and innings. He has a lot going for him now, but unless the Dodgers amp up the run production when he pitches, he just is not going to win a lot of games.
Ah. The team looks so much younger today!
What is the difference between a stepping stone and a stumbling block?
PERSPECTIVE!
Nick Senzel, 30, was officially released by the Triple-A Oklahoma City Comets, ending his multi-season tenure with the team.
Thursday’s Dodger Affiliates’ Schedule
10:05 a.m. PT: Oklahoma City (Christian Romero) at Albuquerque (TBD)
3:05 p.m. PT: Great Lakes (Zach Root) vs. West Michigan (Lucas Elissalt)
5:00 p.m. PT: Tulsa (Wyatt Crowell) vs. Springfield (TBD)
6:35 p.m. PT: Ontario (Brady Smith) vs. San Jose (TBD)
No complaints after a win? How about the fact that the offense still does not look lethal. They scored 4 runs, yep, enough to win because of the pitching. Encouraging signs, 2 doubles by Tucker and Betts homering for the first time since coming off of the IL. Let’s see if they can solve Roupp and get a split. Last time they faced him he shut them down on 3 hits allowing just 1 run. If they can do that, then I will feel that maybe they are coming out of their malaise. Just stating the facts. I know if these guys start hitting, they will start winning. I see little evidence of that over the last week or so.
THANK YOU! It seems as if when a fan wants to express concern about the team there’re painted as a Debbie Downer, or not a real fan or a fair weather fan. But, the other view, the so far so good as a guy plunges 12 stories from a high rise view is viewed as the REAL Dodger fan. I’m 71, and have been a real fan since I was 8. I believe we are all REAL fans here and it takes different viewpoints to run a business (a successful one anyway)or a team. Clearly the lineup juggling taking place reflects the fact that Dodger management is also very concerned. Problems are NEVER solved by ignoring them OR criticizing those with a different viewpoint. NO ONE on this site has a vote in the Dodger boardroom or dugout! So, let’s be respectful, let’s assume we all pull for the Dodgers and others views although they might differ from our own is coming from someone hoping the Dodgers are going to win their 3rd! I agree with Old Bear, great we won, but let’s hope we don’t have to pitch shutouts to win.
Thanks, I am 77, will be 78 in about a month. Have been following the Dodgers since 55. Sorry, but if they win today, that makes them 3-4 on the homestand, I do not consider that a good homestand, especially coming off of a 5-8 road trip.
well said, Old Guy
The Top 100 MLB Prospects List has been updated 5/13/26:
7 Dodger Prospects Included
De Paula #9 OF
Hope #20 OF
Quintero #38 OF
Sirota #42 OF
Morales #57 SS
R Ryan #81 RHP
Davalan #99 OF
The only one drafted on this list was Davalan last year and he technically was part of Gavin Lux trade with the Reds last year. All the others on the list were International signings or acquired by trade.
Interesting and cool.
That’s what happens when you don’t get any top 40 draft picks for 6 years. International picks and trades are your only options. But management did pretty good with the hand they were dealt.
They did do well. And while this list is OF top heavy, they have enough prospect talent to put together a package in another trade. Their international picks are not as prevalent the last couple of years. Sasaki’s signing drained them for 2025 They did not sign a top international prospect in 2026. They did lose one of their top signees when they traded Jose Requena to Arizona for Alek Thomas.
The Dodgers top two 2026 international prospects could be good or they could be a reach. Who really knows at 16-17. Dominican outfielder Rubel Arias (signed for $1MM), and Dominican shortstop Ezequiel Melbourne (signed for $750K). DSL starts June 1.
Sirota needs to move up. More Hurt less Treinen.
NO Treinen. Time to move on from him.
Not usually AF’s MO. I think there will be no decision on Blake until at least the All-Star break. Then if needed, they trade for a replacement. But you know how they love their vets.
Hes had 1 really bad outing (IN CO). Take that out his ERA is under 2.3
12Ks vs 4 Walks. I think he’ll be fine,
Ohtani looked great with all his pitches. He just keeps hitters guessing with his wide variety of pitches that he can locate. Having 101 in the tank doesn’t hurt. I was mildly surprised and happy that Dod let him get through 7 and 105 pitches.
Jesus Rodriquez, the Giant’s catcher is what I call an “ER”.
That’s a catcher without the “catch”. Here’s a guy who should never catch with a knee down which promotes him being a matador back there.
WTF was Adames going on the deep fly to Pages in the 7th, ending a Giants rally?
Arraez is a perfect example of a player that you love as a teammate and despise as an opponent.
He’s a pest at the plate at the plate and seems like a prick.
James Jean, a call up, was great all night behind the dish. There was one challenge all night and it was a biggie. Will challenged an Ohtani ball call that lead to an out instead of a walk. Will is pretty good with challenges.
I cannot tell if Arraez is a prick. I do not remember him with that type of reputation with Minnesota or Miami. Maybe he got a bad rep while playing in San Diego playing with Machado and Tatis Jr. He sure does seem to smile a lot at the LAD players. I like his game, and I think it would be refreshing to have that type player on LAD , from a baseball standpoint. I do not know his character.
Eh, refreshing is winning back to back titles.
You can have the light hitting Arraez….there is a reason he has now been on what 4-5 teams???
As lomg as you are satisfied with back to back, I am happy for you. Should I assusme you prefer Kim to Arreaz? Or are the 26 Dodgers on the roster better than every other MLB player? Becasue apparently you see no need for improvement anywhere.
Four teams attest more to his defense than his prowess with a bat. Three batting titles, in three straight years, never has hit below .292 in his career. His defense this season has been stellar. Guy is a career .317 hitter. He might not have Kim’s speed, but he is far from light hitting. He is a hit machine. Perfect guy to set up the big bats. Led the league in hits twice.
Is it just my imagination or is it coincidence that when the Dodgers have a series with probably playoff team, the bottom side of the rotation is pitching. In theory it makes sense being the opposing hitters won’t see that pitcher until the playoffs. The pitching rotation is tentatively set before the season starts. There are minor adjustments due to injuries or a match up.
I was a long time basketball coach and absolutely you push the pedal harder in certain times in the season. We wanted to peake at Christmas, back off a bit then peak at our midseason tournament, back off a little bit and then hit your ceiling in post season. There were many ways to do it through the tenacity of practice the length of practice and especially earlier in the season by the minutes a player was on the floor during a game. If a coached cracked the whip from the beginning to the end the players will burn out. Of course you try to win every game. All the work is put in with scouting reports and such but to be considered being a great team it mattered what happened in post season
I had a chat with AI, and here it is (I think it’s spot on):
“The Dodgers have won the World Series Three out of the last Six Years. They are in a funk right now and not playing well. I believe it is human nature to have a little entitled or lazy attitude right about now. Can we expect them to turn it on later?”
That’s absolutely possible, and honestly, pretty common for veteran championship teams. The emotional fuel tank is different when you’ve already climbed Everest three times and the regular season is Game 41 instead of Game 161.
The hard part for fans is this: dynasties rarely look hungry in May.
The current Los Angeles Dodgers are built like a cruise missile, not a bottle rocket. They are designed for October durability, not daily emotional theater. A few things tend to happen with teams like this:
Veterans pace themselves subconsciously
Injured stars create lineup instability
Players stop treating random Tuesday games in Milwaukee like a state funeral
Winning becomes an expectation instead of an adrenaline hit
That can absolutely bleed into stretches where they look flat, careless, or weirdly uninspired.
But there’s another side to it.
Championship teams often have a “switch” not because they are lazy, but because they understand the season’s geometry. The Dodgers know a 162-game season is a giant ocean voyage, not a drag race. They’ve learned that being emotionally maxed-out in May can leave you cooked by October. So they conserve. Sometimes intentionally. Sometimes accidentally.
The key question is not:
“Are they playing badly right now?”
It’s:
“Do they still have elite underlying talent and enough internal urgency to re-engage later?”
Usually with the Dodgers, the answer is yes.
You’ve seen this movie before:
10 days where the offense looks like everyone’s swinging pool noodles
Bullpen chaos
Fans declaring civilization over
Then suddenly they win 16 of 20 and everybody acts like they discovered fire again
Also, championship complacency tends to disappear fast once:
* the standings tighten,
* a rival gets loud,
* players get healthy,
* or October starts appearing on the horizon.
That said, there is a danger zone for veteran teams. Sometimes “we know how to turn it on later” quietly morphs into “we assumed we could turn it on later.” Baseball has a way of punishing autopilot. Especially if age, injuries, or bullpen erosion start piling up underneath the surface.
But if we’re talking probabilities? A talented Dodgers roster with proven stars, organizational depth, and playoff-tested veterans is still one of the last teams I’d assume is “done” because of a sloppy stretch in May.
Dodger fan panic every spring is its own seasonal weather pattern anyway. One cold streak and people start acting like the Titanic hit an iceberg made of OPS+ charts.
I am not too impressed with AI as a source. A recent article in the LA Times in April noted that “Three attorneys have been accused of submitting AI-generated court filings in California that cite nonexistent and irrelevant legal decisions.” I recently took an ethics class which addressed the same issue. AI invented case citations that didn’t exist to support a lawyer’s arguments, resulting in sanctions for the lawyer.
When Open AI introduced a new version of Chat GPT in in April 2025 and the subsequent release of GPT-5 in August 2025, which, while meant to improve safety, triggered intense emotional reactions and feelings of loss among users deeply attached to earlier, more flattering versions, according to the NY Times. I listened to a broadcast where psychologists discussed patients who became very attached to previous versions which basically told them whatever they wanted to hear.
There is enough evidence that AI tells people what they want to hear and makes stuff up that I would never cite it as proof of anything.
AI is a tool, and I frequently argue with it. It makes mistakes.
It also saves huge amounts of time. I did this is 30 Seconds:
Some people can become emotionally dependent upon it.
At US Water Systems we use it to accomplish tasks that are time-intensive. In web design, it saves us hundreds of hours a month – 30 DAYS!
It’s great for contracts – we still have our attorney review.
I am writing a book, and if it contains any AI, the Publisher will reject it. It’s like anything else. It can be great when used properly. Impropely can be a disaster.
but it’s wrong – it wasn’t 12 years between 1988 and 2020 – it was 32 years
Found out my passenger when I was smacked from behind at Dairy Queen yesterday, suffered a broken rib near her spine. Wow.
See? Fast food IS dangerous!!
Mariners traded Jose Suarez to the A’s and then had to place Cal Raleigh on the 10-day IL with an oblique strain. Bet it takes longer then 10 days. C Francisco Alvarez of the Mets underwent surgery for a torn meniscus. Twins optioned Waldner and Adams to AAA. Called up Kreidler and Mathews to take their place. Soto left the Mets game against the Tigers with an ankle injury. Matt Mervis signed with a Mexican League team. Pitched for the Cubs in 25. Nice to see LA hire Heyward. Good guy and had some nice moments in blue. Angels placed Pomeranz on the IL. Liam Hendricks agreed to a minor league deal with the Cubs. Giolito to make his Padres debut this weekend.
I take offense to your spring panic reference. Last year I didn’t panic until August!
I never panic, I might voice concerns, but panic? Nope, they just don’t teach that where I come from.
I keep close tabs on Miggy Vargas because several people really rode me hard for predicting that he was going to be a “very good player, not a superstar.”
Today, he is hitting .240 with a .376 OB%, .473 SLG, and .849 OPS. He has 9 HR and 30 BB in 146 ABs. Miguel Vargas at 3B is kind of a “bat-first player trying to convince everyone he owns a glove.” He’s not a disaster over there, but he’s generally viewed as below-average defensively at third. 1B or DH may be his best position, but I think his bat will continue to get better.
Mark if you remember I was with you on Vargas. He needed to go and get a new lease on life. I still think he will have a good career.
I remember.
This website blocks every post of yours. I have to manually override it. I can’t figure out why.
In the near future, I am having the site upgraded and hopefully that will be fixed. If a post doesn’t show up right away, it’s probably because I am not near my computer. 😉
Kind of like my wife.
She blocks you too? Wow
Bear, it ain’t easy being me.
I have to sleep with one eye open!
I feel your pain…
10:10 PM ET
Giants (18-25)
Dodgers (25-18)
SP Landen Roupp R
5-3 3.09 ERA
SP Emmet Sheehan R
2-1 4.79 ERA
Confirmed Lineup
DH Will Smith R
1B F. Freeman L
RF Kyle Tucker L
CF Andy Pages R
3B Max Muncy L
LF T. Hernandez R
C D. Rushing L
2B Hyeseong Kim L
SS Miguel Rojas R
67° Wind 8 mph Out
The Padres Punks lost to the Brewers this afternoon 7-1
Padre punks, I love it. I personally like Pouting Padres.
According to Dusty Baker, Altuve was innocent and refused to participate in the Big Theft of ’17. I know a lot of people were ready to convict him because of that shirt thing, but I’m going on record as saying I believe Dusty (and Altuve).
Won’t say the same for Correa or Beltran. But in any case, I’m over it. Ten years is long enough to carry a grudge. I don’t have a problem with those of you who will carry it to your grave. I’m just going to save my fury for something else.
Here’s a link to the article: https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/former-manager-dusty-baker-astros-163434728.html
Beating on a drum seems like small potatoes these days.