G-Snarls

Love the current record This team can win even without the offense showing up sometimes Lots of ways they can win games

I'll be.... probably NOT watching from Wailea next week

f*** it When he pitches let's give GS/BB/VGJ the day off!!

And some fortunate calls on balls/strikes So be it

JBJ cannot handle the HEAT

Good start

OMG yes HUGE OUT

Their s***** cleanup hitter couldn't bring that run in either...

He's just killin' em

The f*** did you just say?!?! Wanna fight?!?!

They're no Matt Strahm...

Damn Nice play Devers

Finally A run

OMFG Chapman Even with a free pitch he can't produce anything

Need Chapman to do something here...

28th: https://www.mlb.com/stats/team/batting-average?split=risp So yeah pretty close LOL Team hitting .179 with RISP

Oooo that was a strike He's lucky

Excellent The cleanup hitter is up with 2 on OH WAIT>>>>

No JDM/Boegartz vs no Vladdy

Tapia hitting clean up is conformation that Charlie just can't help himself and could sink this team if allowed to operate unchecked

Odd start time but so be it Go Jays Gooooooooooo!

Lineups: Blue Jays: 1. George Springer ® DH 2. Bo Bichette ® SS 3. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. ® LF 4. Raimel Tapia (L) RF 5. Matt Chapman ® 3B 6. Alejandro Kirk ® C 7. Santiago Espinal ® 2B 8. Gosuke Katoh (L) 1B 9. Bradley Zimmer (L) CF Red Sox: 1. Trevor Story ® 2B 2. Alex Verdugo (L) LF 3. Rafael Devers (L) 3B 4. Enrique Hernandez ® CF 5. Jackie Bradley Jr. (L) RF 6. Christian Arroyo ® SS 7. Bobby Dalbec ® 1B 8. Travis Shaw (L) DH 9. Christian Vazquez ® C Blue Jays’ Starter Alek Manoah R 3-0 2.00 ERA The young and exciting Alek Manoah heads back to the mound for the Blue Jays, making his fourth start of the season. Each of his first three resulted in a successful 6 innings, with Manoah earning the win in each game as well. As a result, he enters play today with a 3-0 record and 2.00 ERA over 18 innings. He has allowed 12 hits and 6 walks, giving him a 1.00 WHIP, with 18 strikeouts as well. Just a very balanced and clean looking stat line thanks to his 18 innings. Red Sox’ Starter Garrett Whitlock R 1-0 .66 ERA The Red Sox will go with closer-turned starter Garrett Whitlock. Whitlock found his way into the rotation for the first time in his career last week against the Rays, where he made it through 4 shutout innings, where he allowed just 1 hit and struck out 7 of the 13 batters he faced. He threw just 48 pitches, so maybe 60 total today would be a reasonable expectation. Overall on the season, he has allowed 1 run over 13.2 innings. surrendering just 5 hits and 2 walks while striking out 18.

That's a pretty big center field... JS

That's some little league s*** right there