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Huge win Team had a bad stretch of losing series openers Given how huge this series is, sure was nice to start it off with a victory

Huge win Team has a stretch of.losing series openers Given how huge this series is, sure was nice to start off with a victory

Sale's Revenge!!

f*** yes Can't wait for this one

That SHOULD be a top 3 lineup in baseball.

Maybe. I still expect Estrada to come out one of these starts back in business and stay that way. Fingers crossed it's tonight.

Lineup order looks about as good as you can get if everyone is healthy. Those lineups should score a ton of runs.

Speed doesn't make up for his poor OBP skills and high strikeout rate. He should hit 8th or 9th when he playss and he should not be playing every day. This guarantees he gets fewer at bats than our elite hitters who should all be at the top of the lineup. ... If your post was serious

Big time We avoid Tillman and Bundy and they don't get to face Dickey or Liriano. We couldn't ask for a better set of pitching matchups against a team we could bury 4-6 games back with a good series

Yeah. Few people editorialize as much as Blair does.

JEFF BLAIR AUGUST 29, 2016, 9:30 AM John Gibbons called his starting pitchers into the manager’s office following Saturday’s win over the Minnesota Twins to deliver a message: Stop it. Shut it. Stow it. OK, so that’s a bit of a simplification and, yeah, maybe a shade dramatic. Got you, right? As one Toronto Blue Jays pitcher said, it was more a matter of the manager reminding all the starting pitchers that the whole six-man rotation setup was brought into place only after all of them signed off on it. “I think Gibby felt there was a little bitching and moaning going on,” was how it was described to me. “Nothing major, but with Aaron (Sanchez) joining the team this week, he wanted to make sure everybody was on the same page.” Sanchez, who was sent down to single-A Dunedin to bide his time as part of an innings-management scheme that has forced the other starters to adjust their routines for extra rest, is scheduled to rejoin the Blue Jays and likely pitch Wednesday against the Baltimore Orioles. The advent of the six-man rotation hasn’t quite been the tire fire that some predicted. Marco Estrada has wobbled since then, but there’s some questions whether that’s because of a balky back or, as was the case in his last start, some good pitches being hit. As it turns out, when general manager Ross Atkins said this was uncharted territory, damn it if he wasn’t correct.

This front office has made some great frugal moves so far The only sizeable financial gamble was Liriano and even there it's balanced by picking up two good prospects and it's short term

His walk rate is so much higher...

So, Estrada is starting tonight on normal rest against the Orioles Big game for him Come on Marco, you got this.

I just checked the matchups. Dayum. Every one is massively in our favour. And the offense is KICKIN''. Hope they can keep it up.

Massive win Well done

Yes Osuna

What a way to take the lead

OMG wow that was entertaining

Cmon JB

Gotta win this s*** right here

MLB Network analysts commented on two things this morning 1. Estrada's end of delivery isn't as crisp as it was in the first half of the season. Not finishing it as well. Sore back can obviously cause this tentativeness they thought. 2. Angels hitters were actively looking for slower pitches down in the zone and finding them

Every Dodgers fan who sees this headline will click on it in anger. Click bait at it's worst.

Agree Great data. s***** writing.