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That wacky groundout by Correa to end this crazy game is exactly how a 100-loss team wins games! 😂

McCaughan has the stat line of a guy who can easily give up three runs.

GO FISH!

I think Blewett was tipping.

Wow, Marlins got two outs on the first pitch of the 12th! When else you gonna see that! And they got the third out in a hurry, too. Hope that’s momentum for them.

Whoa what a pick by the catcher to save the run at the plate!

Wow what a game in Minneapolis

Maybe Derek Hill helps us after all!

HUGE POP OUT!

Wow, plate umpire ****ing Petersen.

Derek Hill still not helping the Tigers. Some things never change.

Cole Sands is 9-1 as a reliever. Hope that’s not any kind of sign.

Just got the third out on an 18-inch grounder.

Imagine what A.J. could do with a very talented roster.

I love how they love each other as brothers in arms. I really admire these guys right now.

I was there today, as projected: The interesting thing about the 7-0 win by the White Sox was at all seven runs were scored in the fifth inning, and no other runs were scored in any other half inning. I wonder what the record is for most runs scored in a game where all of them were scored in a single half inning. I’d be surprised if it were seven. I think it might be something like nine or 10.

I definitely would not have thought the teams would have been flipped. I probably would have thought someone was on at least 10 mgs of THC.

I got my 84 wins! Not satisfied. Greedy for more.

Without knowing for sure either way, i would hope Harris-Walz never lets their foot up off the gas even a touch.

My wife and I set up a driving trip around Lake Michigan to watch the leaves change from October 8 through October 11. We were to go clockwise around and stop in Menominee (du dooooo, du-dudu), Mackinaw City, and Manistee. We were talking on the way back to the car after the White Sox winner last night, and we decided if the Tigers make the LDS, we would start on October 9 and go to Detroit for the game; then drive up the east side of Michigan to Alpena on the 10th; go across the top of the mitten, swing through the TC area, and end up in Mackinaw the night of the 11th; swing around to Menominee (du dudu du) on the 12th, and then home. I’m rooting for the second itinerary. Du dooooo, du dudu, du dudu, du dudu, du dudu dudu du du dudu du.

The problem with Shep is that he was not a baseball guy coming in. He’d done some replacement work on the Tigers’ broadcasts before 2019, but the sum total of his baseball experience was less than 25 games when he’d been handed the job. Shep was kind of the Xavier Nady of biography league broadcasters.

I think there’s not not half bad chance that we see Benetti and Alex Avila as next year’s combo.

I was at Cellphone Park last night. It was a really nice night and the crowd was festive, although about half the people wearing White Sox gear cheered when the Angels scored and a real fan wouldn’t do that, because a real fan wouldn’t want their franchise saddled with such an ignominious record, and I speak from experience. I will be going against this afternoon rooting for loss #121, and if they don’t get it, I will probably be in Detroit tomorrow night rooting for the same thing, and then some.

I think we have seen from 2016 that the Trump campaign has some kind of stealth voter turnout capability.

Try telling Tony Paul this, I guess. In any event, to the degree that drafting is a crapshoot but development is less so, I have some level of confidence that the Harris team knows better than most what high school players they select will develop into with the next three to five years.