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The challenge becomes when Meadows returns if / and when Greene is brought up. The experiment should end at that point. It at the very least should continue in Toledo.

So dumb, just put Foley out there FFS

Possibly the only Tiger to have a good game tonight lol

Schoop takes care of it. I can sleep in peace tonight lol

The game was still 2-0 when he ****ed that up. Butterfly effect and all, that is still a thing. You cannot field someone that bad in the outfield, especially in CF, if you expect to win. Just can't

Teams have games like this, fine. But I really don't want the position player pitching crap.

At this point, I'll take it

Probably trying to save the bullpen... but even there, idk.

When I think of the Maumee River Valley, I think aerobic conditioning lol

I'm not going to pretend to know what boxes need to be checked, but if the Twins are carrying Byron Buxton with his limitations, then somehow I feel this team could handle carrying Greene and limiting him as needed until he checks all the boxes.

They have Cameron playing in right tonight... why?

Why is Greene still in Toledo?

Lol Willi

Aaron Judge is something else...

Figures, he looks great against the first five, nearly serves one up against Matt freaking Carpenter 🤷‍♂️

I know that this probably isn't it, but I wonder how much perceptions of the White Sox going into this season are a factor. I can't tell you how many times I heard (however logical it was) that the division was a foregone conclusion leading up to the season. They are where they are largely because of injuries, but how much does expectations (and the pressure to meet them) factor in.

It may... I still think the White Sox are poised to show more than they have shown thus far and still would be where I lean to win it all, but the idea that this could be a 3-4 team mess at the top of the standings kinda makes sense when you look at the strengths of schedules as well as the strengths and flaws of each of the teams in the division. We'll see how it goes.

Yep. I don't understand why we care that much about Musk or why the POTUS is being asked about him, other than this country has a thing for loudmouth self-promoting business types.

Thinking about the situation in the AL Central, one thing that stuck out to me looking at the standings (on MLB's website) is that the Twins have played only eight games against teams that are over .500 (out of 50). The White Sox, Guardians and Tigers have played 20, 22 and 24, respectively. Some of that is by virtue of the fact that they are leading the division and the rest of the division is below .500, but they haven't had the most difficult schedule even outside of the division up to this point. And they are about to embark on a nine game stretch against Toronto, New York and Tampa in quick succession while dealing with injuries and (in Toronto) losing folks to COVID anti-vax attrition. Put another way, I'm not entirely convinced that they are going to run away with this division, and that the goal for the Tigers needs to be get to close to .500 as possible before the All Star Break. Because it may only take 85 wins for this division with the way things have played out so far.

There's were rumors that Jimmy Smokes could have be in line to take over, but I assume that the interim will finish the season.

Games 2 and 3 seem more winnable in general.... Brieske concerns me some though, although the start he had against LA at Dodger Stadium at least tells me that the environment won't be too much for him.

As well as they have played over the past week or two, this is gonna be a challenging series, a lot like the Dodger series earlier on where just taking 1 of 3 would feel like a W.

Armando's Galarraga's smile in that moment could have killed. Just says a lot about his character

Peacock (NBC's streaming service) has a package of nationally televised games that utilize an early morning timeslot this season, so there's one of these per Sunday. I'll be listening on the radio, because I'm not paying for Peacock lol