That Lisfranc injury really derailed his career. Middlebrooks tripping him up didn't help.How on earth did Allen Craig fell so quickly?
How on earth did Allen Craig fell so quickly?
This Jays game could be done before 9 at this rate.
yo pirates really? 2 innings in a row with bases loaded and you can't do anything?
As a cubs fan, I am dissapointed. Would you please sweep them?
Sign Jason Heyward
WTF pirates... I mean I get you need to win but leave Happ in at this point if you want the Central. He has a 54 pitch count. 54!!!!!! And he is throwing a gem. Of course if morse gets a hit here I will eat my words
Lifting Happ in that situation is actually a really good move, considering it's a 0-0 game and the Pirates pen is really good. You score a run or two there and that might be the game
it's something Matheny never does (or rarely)that I wish he would do more
If the Jays do end up winning this game, do we crush the Orioles' playoff hopes for good?
Not when he has thrown 56 pitches, walked none and only allowed one hit.
You leave your guy in.
Not when he has thrown 56 pitches, walked none and only allowed one hit.
You leave your guy in.
It was the right call. We can handle 7-8-9, we need runs.
I mean we are talking about Happ people, not Cole. Dude was giving up good contact on several pitches.
Cubs getting no hit by Ventura.
Why is he taking Estrada out? He's barely over 80 pitches.
When you have a chance to score (and likely win as a result) against the division leader in a literally must-win game, you take it.
It didn't work out, that's unfortunate for the Pirates, but it was the right move. The Pirates pen is good enough to pitch 3 innings scoreless
We pretty much have to go undefeated for the season to have a chance. If you have a chance to rest your bullpen, you take it. And I trust Happ since becoming a Pirate more than I do our bullpen. Soria and Bastardo are both Jekyl and Hide.
There was a team a few years who was down 4 games with 5 games left
Think they ended up winning the World Series
I can also think of a team that took a risk to win the division a year ago, and then ended up losing badly in the Wild Card round.