G-Snarls

Yeah we need Estrada and Happ to settle in

*supposed to be* but... TSN: Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Steve Pearce moved up to Triple-A on Tuesday in his rehab from a calf injury, but his woes at the plate continued. Pearce, who got the start in left field, went 1-for-4 at the plate on Tuesday with a single and two strikeouts as the Buffalo Bisons lost 9-7. He was replaced by pinch hitter Jake Elmore in the eighth inning. Pearce went hitless in 15 at-bats with the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats with one walk and three strikeouts before being moved up to Buffalo. Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said Tuesday Pearce is expected to join the team for their weekend series against the Chicago White Sox.

Winnable stretch coming up all against teams under .500 CWS x3 games Rangers x4 games Royals x3 games Then Orioles HAVE to take advantage of this

Yikes Can we play them again now please???

He's gonna shut us out!!!

Yeah he's been good

We get Quintana tonight What's up with him this year?!?! Walks, FIP, BA against, ERA all way up

Ha!! Lost 2 in a row Woot!

Yay!!!

Sale vs the Phillies Should win that game 9/10 times

Orioles and Red Sox both lose on our off day Nice

Chris Sale shutting the Phillies out through 7 but Boston hasn't scored either...

Walker down How about Jay Bruce? Or has his season been too good making him overvalued?

Astros had the biggest fail with Aiken at #1 overall in 2014 But it ended up working out for them anyway (Alex Bregman)

Matt Harvey is sooooo broken... Edit: Oh, and so are the Mets. Holy crap...

By Joe Trezza / MLB.com Harvey, Walker to be out several weeks (plus Syndergaard update) Matt Harvey was diagnosed with a stress injury in his right shoulder and Neil Walker was diagnosed with a left hamstring tear on Thursday. Both will miss several weeks, the Mets said. Harvey left Wednesday's 9-4 win over the Cubs after just four innings with what the club called "arm fatigue." Harvey's velocity was noticeably down throughout the start. The right-hander is 4-3 with a 5.25 ERA in 13 starts this season, his first after undergoing thoracic outlet syndrome during the offseason. He received an MRI and a CT scan Thursday at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan. "It's not a fracture, it's not a bruise," Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said of the injury. "The bone can inflame. It's sort of in that niche, between fracture and bruise." Walker pulled up lame and collapsed near first base trying to leg out a bunt on Wednesday, holding his hamstring. The second baseman has been one of New York's most productive hitters of late, batting .319 with seven home runs and 23 RBIs since May 1 . Alderson also said the club doesn't expect Noah Syndergaard to begin throwing for "at least four weeks." Syndergaard hasn't pitched since April 30 because of a partially torn right lat.

Baltimore losing badly again Red Sox have another game against the cupcake Phillies

And beat them in the World Series!!!

Yankees finally lost a game Thank you!

Jays and Cubs now have identical W-L records

FU Ian Kinsler

I sure hope so

They're not winning convincingly Not firing on all cylinders But good teamsgo through spells like this If they stay healthy they'll be in contention

WTF is going on in this game

Joel Sherman: #Mets announce Asdrubal Cabrera to DL with left thumb strain, T.J. Rivera recalled. #Mets still resist call-up of top prospect Amed Rosario. Reyes will probably play SS near every G, perhaps last chance to save roster spot