King

Everyone saw this coming.

God damnit.

Osuna is going to have to be nails here.

Its happening LOL

Dinger coming up.

More Ks please.

BrooksBaseball... after the game..

Damn Son.

BrooksBaseball after the game.

I would love to see Sanchez xFIP fall below 3.

Yordano has been trash this year too. I guess all he's good at is starting brawls.

He's just salty because Cueto stole his shoes when they were school aged.

FIP fits his narrative better though.

Didn't look as bad as one would have thought.

http://i.giphy.com/xT8qBnsC917YB8g8VO.gif LOL @ Ventura

That's an interesting idea actually. Just keep throwing at Machado so he does something stupid and gets suspended. It would be a never ending cycle.

Apparently Ventura threw at him earlier in the game.

Ventura and Machado both involved lmfao

Royals and O's are fightin.

Dee "BABIP" Gordon thinks otherwise.

I have to keep it clean. It's a kid friendly twitter account.

Haven't thought of anything witty yet, any ideas?

Orioles Hangout twitter throwing shade

http://www.milb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20160607&content_id=182662332&vkey=pr_t499&fext=.jsp&sid=t499 LANSING, Mich. - Five Lansing Lugnuts - first baseman Juan Kelly, outfielder Andrew Guillotte and pitchers Jon Harris, Dusty Isaacs and Angel Perdomo - have been named to the Eastern Division All-Star Team, the Midwest League announced Tuesday afternoon. The deserving quintet was selected in a vote of the MWL's field managers. They will represent Lansing at the 52nd MWL All-Star Classic on Tuesday, June 21, at the home of the Cedar Rapids Kernels, Perfect Game Field at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Juan Kelly, 21, was named the Eastern Division starter at first base. A native of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, the switch-hitter is tied for second in the Midwest League with 18 doubles in addition to ranking second in the circuit with 25 extra-base hits. Andrew Guillotte, 23, was selected as a reserve outfielder for the East. In his first season in the Midwest League, the native of Lake Charles (LA) leads the Lugnuts in games, at-bats and base hits and is tied for first on the team in runs scored. Jon Harris, 22, was the 29th overall pick in the 2015 draft, the Toronto Blue Jays' top selection. After allowing three runs in his first inning of the season, the Florissant (MO) native allowed just one unearned run in his 34 1/3 innings, including 28 consecutive scoreless innings. Dusty Isaacs, 24, is the Midwest League's top closer, ranking atop the league with 11 saves and 18 games finished. A native of Lebanon (OH), the former Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket has a 1.07 ERA, allowing only three earned runs in 25 1/3 innings. Angel Perdomo, 22, leads all of Minor League Baseball with a .132 opposition batting average, allowing only 22 hits in 49 1/3 innings. In his first year in the Midwest League, the native of San Cristobal (DR) has a 2-1 record with a sparkling 1.28 ERA in 11 games, nine starts.