MLB Discussion AUG 8 - Will someone please score for DeGrom?
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BringInTheLefty
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DeGrom, who leads the majors in ERA, is threatening to become the first pitcher in more than a century to finish with a sub-2.00 ERA and a losing record.
DeGrom hasn't won in his last 7 starts, during which he has a 2.47 ERA while receiving 8 runs of support while he's been on the mound. He has pitched at least 8 innings without earning a win 6 times this season. No other starter this season has thrown eight innings more than four times, period.
DeGrom hasn't won in his last 7 starts, during which he has a 2.47 ERA while receiving 8 runs of support while he's been on the mound. He has pitched at least 8 innings without earning a win 6 times this season. No other starter this season has thrown eight innings more than four times, period.
Johnnyonthespot
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Hard to disagree unless he goes the distance, but Votto doubtful and Reds SP 1st start of year
Johnnyonthespot
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But yall know how it is when ESPN et al fully push degrom type stats into mainstream head, just in time for him to win one, haha
Fading Cards today
Johnnyonthespot
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The weather across American ballparks today is terrific. Perfect summer weather.
Johnnyonthespot
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Barksdale behind dish at Shea is home and under guy
Johnnyonthespot
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Cuzzi, home/Under in Texas
mrpickem
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maybe a reach, but I managed to find an angle for the mets that returns 13.4% over 3.5 years 
fav of 140 or more hitting <= .240 on year and slugging .390 or less over L15 games since 2015
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Frank Costanza
Co-Inventor of the Man's Bra
Going to be on the road all day, won't be able to cap with you guys all day
Does Marco Gonzales really deserve that kind of juice (-160)? He's having a nice year but let's be real here.
Rangers have been seeing the ball really well of late. Quietly playing good baseball. When Odor is starting to field his position well, and very well, you know things are on the upswing.
mrpickem
SDQL Badass Stat Boss
at shea: degrom 16-10-1 under total since 17 and 8-4 under this year
Johnnyonthespot
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So I can only watch ranger game on Facebook watch, what the hell is that?
Big_Degenerate
sharp as a butter knife
i feel like I'm watching this game from out of country with whoever these guys are calling the game on fb
Big_Degenerate
sharp as a butter knife
after 20 minutes it prompts you to a link to a steaming service. what a fucking joke, no wonder their were only 39 viewers...
American capitalism at its finest
bluedevilboy
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Anyone else on Tigers f5 ml?
Ryno14
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Just a little venting, but my luck has been unreal these last few days. Cubs/Padres O10 Saturday, Yankees ML Sunday Night, both Giants and Jays ML yesterday, Mets Under today. If Rangers blow this 7-2 lead after all their blown chances, I may be taking a break until football.
Big_Degenerate
sharp as a butter knife
Debuting starter for SD
0-2 5.40 ERA @ AA lake Elsinore
0-2 5.40 ERA @ AA lake Elsinore
Texas denying Seattle comeback hopes
bee172
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Keep ya head up- 2pac
Ups and downs, been down quite a bit this season too, just keep grinding
Had yanks Sunday and toronto last night with ya my man. Fucking fell asleep on that yankees game but counted it as a win. DIdn’t even know they blew it until i started looking at games on Monday afternoon
Retburj13
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They showed that Tuesday night when they defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 10-7 in 10 innings in the opener of a three-game series when their pitching was not at its best.
The Red Sox relied on the home run -- three-run shots by J.D. Martinez and Mitch Moreland, and a two-run shot by Jackie Bradley Jr. -- to continue their dominance over the Blue Jays and become the first team in the majors to reach 80 wins.
Boston is 11-3 against Toronto this season, winning nine of the past 10 meetings. The Red Sox, who are 24-9 against the Blue Jays over the past two seasons, also have won 16 of their past 20 games at the Rogers Centre.
The Blue Jays (51-61) will try to reverse that trend Wednesday night in the second game of the series when they start right-hander Mike Hauschild (1-0, 0.00 ERA) while the Red Sox (80-34) will start left-hander Brian Johnson (2-3, 3.74).
The Red Sox have control of the American League East, leading the New York Yankees by nine games.
They have won five in a row after sweeping a four-game series from the Yankees, having a day off Monday, and defeating the Blue Jays on Tuesday but there is no suggestion that they might become complacent.
"I know it sounds boring and is cliche, but it's the truth, it's how we do things here," Red Sox manager Alex Cora said. "(Monday) was a great day for us; we were able to recharge and disconnect from everything that happened this past week."
Nothing is going right for the Blue Jays, meanwhile. They put infielder Brandon Drury on the 10-day disabled list Tuesday with a fractured left hand. Drury was obtained as part of the July 26 trade that sent left-hander J.A. Happ to the New York Yankees. Richard Urena was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo to take his place.
Drury was originally injured when he was hit by a pitch when he was with Yankees Triple-A team. He was kept out of the finale of a four-game series in Seattle on Sunday because his left wrist was sore. An MRI and CT scan showed a fracture at the base of the pinky finger.
X-rays that were provided to the Blue Jays before the trade did not reveal a fracture and Drury tried to play through the pain, batting .154 in eight games with Toronto.
"My hand was broken, I was just trying to play through it," Drury said. "I was doing everything I could to play through it, but it was just at the point where I couldn't swing right, I couldn't catch the ball right."
There also has been speculation that Blue Jays manager John Gibbons could be let go.
Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins said there have not been discussions about the possibility. "Right now, Gibby and I are having conversations about our future and about solutions and improvement and getting better every day, but nothing about him moving on," Atkins said.
Johnson will be making his sixth career appearance (fourth start) against Toronto on Wednesday. He is 1-1 with an 7.47 ERA against the Blue Jays.
He is coming off a win over the Yankees on Aug. 2 when he struck out a career-best 11 over five innings. He allowed five runs (four earned), six hits and two walks. Johnson is 2-1 with a 2.57 ERA over seven starts this season. He also has made 21 relief appearances.
Hauschild has won his only appearance for Toronto after being signed as a free agent Aug. 2, the same day he pitched six scoreless innings of relief to earn the win over the Seattle Mariners. He allowed four hits and one walk and struck out five in his first career major league win. He is now 1-0 with a 6.43 ERA in career five major league outings.
He was released by the Fresno Grizzlies, the Houston Astros' Triple-A team, on July 30 after going 7-6 with a 4.88 ERA in 19 starts.
"It's a tremendous story," Gibbons said. "You know the odds of him being here weren't really good anyway. The way it all laid out, sometimes things are meant to be, and I thought he did a tremendous job. ... he threw strikes, he threw everything at any time, which is the key to pitching in the big leagues. He looked like he belonged. He looked confident and comfortable out there and gave us a shot in the arm because we were pretty depleted down in that bullpen. You're happy for the guy."
The Red Sox relied on the home run -- three-run shots by J.D. Martinez and Mitch Moreland, and a two-run shot by Jackie Bradley Jr. -- to continue their dominance over the Blue Jays and become the first team in the majors to reach 80 wins.
Boston is 11-3 against Toronto this season, winning nine of the past 10 meetings. The Red Sox, who are 24-9 against the Blue Jays over the past two seasons, also have won 16 of their past 20 games at the Rogers Centre.
The Blue Jays (51-61) will try to reverse that trend Wednesday night in the second game of the series when they start right-hander Mike Hauschild (1-0, 0.00 ERA) while the Red Sox (80-34) will start left-hander Brian Johnson (2-3, 3.74).
The Red Sox have control of the American League East, leading the New York Yankees by nine games.
They have won five in a row after sweeping a four-game series from the Yankees, having a day off Monday, and defeating the Blue Jays on Tuesday but there is no suggestion that they might become complacent.
"I know it sounds boring and is cliche, but it's the truth, it's how we do things here," Red Sox manager Alex Cora said. "(Monday) was a great day for us; we were able to recharge and disconnect from everything that happened this past week."
Nothing is going right for the Blue Jays, meanwhile. They put infielder Brandon Drury on the 10-day disabled list Tuesday with a fractured left hand. Drury was obtained as part of the July 26 trade that sent left-hander J.A. Happ to the New York Yankees. Richard Urena was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo to take his place.
Drury was originally injured when he was hit by a pitch when he was with Yankees Triple-A team. He was kept out of the finale of a four-game series in Seattle on Sunday because his left wrist was sore. An MRI and CT scan showed a fracture at the base of the pinky finger.
X-rays that were provided to the Blue Jays before the trade did not reveal a fracture and Drury tried to play through the pain, batting .154 in eight games with Toronto.
"My hand was broken, I was just trying to play through it," Drury said. "I was doing everything I could to play through it, but it was just at the point where I couldn't swing right, I couldn't catch the ball right."
There also has been speculation that Blue Jays manager John Gibbons could be let go.
Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins said there have not been discussions about the possibility. "Right now, Gibby and I are having conversations about our future and about solutions and improvement and getting better every day, but nothing about him moving on," Atkins said.
Johnson will be making his sixth career appearance (fourth start) against Toronto on Wednesday. He is 1-1 with an 7.47 ERA against the Blue Jays.
He is coming off a win over the Yankees on Aug. 2 when he struck out a career-best 11 over five innings. He allowed five runs (four earned), six hits and two walks. Johnson is 2-1 with a 2.57 ERA over seven starts this season. He also has made 21 relief appearances.
Hauschild has won his only appearance for Toronto after being signed as a free agent Aug. 2, the same day he pitched six scoreless innings of relief to earn the win over the Seattle Mariners. He allowed four hits and one walk and struck out five in his first career major league win. He is now 1-0 with a 6.43 ERA in career five major league outings.
He was released by the Fresno Grizzlies, the Houston Astros' Triple-A team, on July 30 after going 7-6 with a 4.88 ERA in 19 starts.
"It's a tremendous story," Gibbons said. "You know the odds of him being here weren't really good anyway. The way it all laid out, sometimes things are meant to be, and I thought he did a tremendous job. ... he threw strikes, he threw everything at any time, which is the key to pitching in the big leagues. He looked like he belonged. He looked confident and comfortable out there and gave us a shot in the arm because we were pretty depleted down in that bullpen. You're happy for the guy."
Retburj13
SpongeBob Squarecapper
M. Betts, RF0000000.341.428.653
A. Benintendi, LF0000000.302.384.505
M. Moreland, 1B0000000.264.337.485
J. Martinez, DH0000000.328.394.650X.
Bogaerts, SS0000000.273.343.504J.
Bradley Jr., CF0000000.211.298.366E.
Núñez, 2B0000000.260.287.369R.
Devers, 3B0000000.245.295.425S.
Leon, C0000000.219.272.337
A. Benintendi, LF0000000.302.384.505
M. Moreland, 1B0000000.264.337.485
J. Martinez, DH0000000.328.394.650X.
Bogaerts, SS0000000.273.343.504J.
Bradley Jr., CF0000000.211.298.366E.
Núñez, 2B0000000.260.287.369R.
Devers, 3B0000000.245.295.425S.
Leon, C0000000.219.272.337
I am thinking that is about time to start fading the Rays and these large odds they are laying. Rays really shouldn’t be even an average team with the lineup they send out there and I have been watching since the all star break and these RP’s they bring in, expecting to throw quality innings that have ERAs above 6, just aren’t going to cut it or work out. I played them tnite, but think I may lay off them for a while
KJ
Bump. Set. Shuma!
Nail, meet head of hammer
Lmao good call thank you to whomever posted the info about Padres pitcher
