IdahoBert

Blind squirrel finds nut of last out.

Bases loaded again? We can’t keep doing this.

Did Miller even have a chance to sit down?

All three outs achieved with only one pitch each. Heck

I’m feeling the weather. Cloudy with a chance of run scoring in this inning for our boys.

The tigers have turned three double plays in the first five innings.

The wind beneath our wings.

Michael Massey grounds into a double play, second baseman Colt Keith to shortstop Trey Sweeney to first baseman Spencer Torkelson. Salvador Perez out at 2nd. Michael Massey out at 1st.

Thank God they’re bringing in Shelby Miller.

Now it’s bases loaded, hey this seems familiar.

We really need a homer

Nine Lives Mize wiggle out of the inning.

Twin lead 4-1 in 8th

LOB LOB LOB

Nice double play by the boys with the help with bad base running by the Royals

The tigers are not very clutch with guys on third tonight.

I have the MLB.TV app and I’m expecting to see the same cringy ED ad 18 times.

Parker two-bagger

I remember when you never batted home run hitters in anything other than the third, fourth, and fifth spots. And you were only allowed to have a diminutive infielder bat second.

Matt Vierling doubles (27) on a sharp line drive to left fielder Tommy Pham. Andy Ibáñez scores.

Twins are leading the Guardians in the 4th 1-0

I have picked MY stick for this game.

I remember rolling my eyes as the playoffs expanded to include more than just the champions of each division and being perhaps un-deservedly “philosophical“ about it cheapening the regular season. Being in a position where my team after a long drought can now benefit from it, however, I kind of like it.

I’m glad they didn’t leave Olsen in too long yesterday and I hope they don’t leave Casey in if he begins to falter. I have bad memories of how Brad Ausmus used to leave a guy in long past the time that anybody, friend or foe in the stands, thought it wise.

I remember early on in his first season in 2006 that Verlander seem to just get the ball and throw it quickly. Granted, I noticed this when I was in a bar in Montana, watching it on a screen from a distance and I didn’t have many chances to see games then on TV, but he didn’t seem to evince a particularly contemplative pose between pitches. This changed later into the season when I caught another few televised games, but early on when he was green he just seemed to have no compunctions about getting the ball and throwing it. Maybe it was just my small sample size of viewing possibilities at the time.