TBD vs. Kris Bubic (6-5, 2.18).
After yesterday's pounding, the Dodgers have a shot at a series split over breakfast baseball today. Except we don't have a starting pitcher.
(cries)
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TBD vs. Kris Bubic (6-5, 2.18).
After yesterday's pounding, the Dodgers have a shot at a series split over breakfast baseball today. Except we don't have a starting pitcher.
(cries)
Shohei Ohtani (0-0, 4.50) vs. Seth Lugo (4-5, 2.93).
I'm sorry I've been out of pocket this week. Let's get Ohtani north of one inning pitched today!
Dustin May (4-5, 4.46) vs. Noah Cameron (2-3, 2.08).
The Dodgers have opened up a six-game lead on the Padres and a 6.5-game lead on the Giants, the largest divisional lead in the National League. And yet it still doesn't feel as secure as it should. We roll into Kansas City with the Royals having lost their last six games.
MLB.com: Betts facing lengthy absence after HBP fractures left hand
I'm without words right now. Except that I'm really angry at Dan Altavilla.
Hoping Mookie is okay.
Fri 6.14 7p: Stone vs. Ragans Sat 6.15 6p: Yamamoto vs. Lugo Sun 6.16 1p: Glasnow vs. Singer
Putting up a quick Game Thread as I'll be traveling this weekend. It's really disappointing to have dropped that series to Texas after opening of can of whupass in Game 1, only to watch the bats go incredibly silent for the last two games.
Cavan Biggio is not the answer, by the way.
Fri 6.30 5p: Miller vs. Marsh Sat 7.1 4p: TBD vs. Lynch Sun 7.2 11a: Gonsolin vs. Singer
Two out of three wins vs. Colorado just moved us up into second place in the NL West, two games behind the Diamondbacks. Now we've got three games against the Royals, second-worst team in the American League (while the Giants play the Mets in New York; and the Diamondbacks play the Angels in Anaheim). Could we pull a KC Masterpiece move up even further with this weekend series? (Probably not with that bullpen game slotted for Saturday, but who knows.)
Fri 12: Gonsolin vs. Lynch Sat 13: Heaney vs. Keller Sun 14: Anderson vs. Singer
I know, one of Lorde's other songs might have been more approrpriate for this opponent? But when the Dodgers have won 10 in a row and even .165 BA Joey Gallo is participating (pinch-hit 3-run HR to help us sweep the Twins), there's gotta be something more potent ion there...like Solar Power, perhaps?
Dodgers take the field in KC with a 16-game lead over the Padres and the best record in the majors. Keep lighting it up, guys!
Fri, 7p: Kenta Maeda vs Jason Hammel
Sat, 4:15p: Brandon McCarthy vs Ian Kennedy
Sun, 1p: Clayton Kershaw vs Danny Duffy
Edinson Volquez (13-9, 3.55) vs. Matt Harvey (13-8, 2.71).
Matt Harvey (13-8, 2.71) vs. Edinson Volquez (13-9, 3.55).
Wait, there's still baseball? I thought the season ended two weeks ago. Have at it, you gluttons.
The Texas @ Toronto game is going nuts. Blue Jays up 6-3 in the eighth, with two benches-clearing events and the Rangers giving up the lead by allowing three errors in one inning.
Houston @ Kansas City later tonight: Collin McHugh vs. Johnny Cueto. Said Cueto, poignantly:
"Obviously this is the deciding game," Cueto said through a translator after the Royals worked out Tuesday afternoon. "We either win and stay or you go home."
Uh, yeah.
Both are winner-take-all games. It's crazy out there!
@TheRealJGuts vs. Thud.
If the Dodger fan in you hates that the FH's are in the World Series again, then the baseball fan in you can at least appreciate tonight's Game 7, in which the home team has a decided advantage AND BETTER WIN IT DAMMIT GO BLUE
Yordano Ventura (0-0, 3.38) vs. Jake Peavy (0-1, 7.20).
Let's just get this over with.
Happy birthday, @DPCoulombe! pic.twitter.com/njV0TMxrKk
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) October 26, 2014
James Shields vs. Madison Bumgarner.
C'mon, Royals. Give us a shred of hope here. Don't give us another off-season of San Francisco hubris.
thanks to SoSG Dusty for the GT idea
Jason Vargas vs. Ryan Vogelsong.
The Royals have the 2-1 series advantage. The Giants have never trailed in a World Series since 2002...and we all know what happened then. Let's hope history repeats itself. Go Blue!
photo from @robotbraden via @EephusBlue
3/28 vs. DET (W, 8-5 (10)): Sax
4/2 vs. ATL (W, 6-5): AC
4/27 vs. WAS (W, 9-2): Dusty
5/17 vs. LAA (L, 2-6): Sax
5/31 vs. NYY (W, 18-2): Dusty, Sax
6/3 vs. NYM (W, 6-5): Nomo
6/15 vs. SF (W, 5-4): AC
6/17 vs. SD (W, 8-6): Dusty
6/18 vs. SD (W, 4-3): AC
6/22 vs. WAS (W, 13-7): AC, Dusty