The problem isn't just Cleveland or Texas, it's that were completely losing touch with Chicago also. Have to make up four losses on them with 11 games left. So if they fall into the wild card we're basically doomed.
They keep treating him like he's something that he isn't. You hope to get 5 to 6 innings out of him and then you got to be ready to yank him at the first sign of trouble. He's not a f***ing ace.
Yeah he should have been much quicker to the bullpen. Should have been out of the game after those first two solid singles.
But instead he decides to wait until we're losing.
Usually it's the 7th inning or the 9th inning. 7th inning tends to have some of their best hitters. That's why I said it doesn't usually start to get serious until after 7.
Yeah, I get it, it's pointless. Especially with a 12 game sample remaining. It's like saying a .300 hitter should hit .300 in the final 12 games...unless they don't...which they might or mightn't.
It's of 0 real informational value.
Predicting .500 teams will go .500, brilliant. Darts would be more fun.
We're down to 12 game samples, darts have about as much chance predicting what will happen as previous performance does.
So fangraphs is basically predicting everyone will go .500, which basically means they just flipped a coin on everything and have as much clue as any of us do.
Next time they should get monkeys to throw darts at a dart board. At least it would be more interesting.
That garbage opposite field wall scraping home run was a real gut punch.
I think the Guardians are the better team at this point and probably win the division, but it's hard to make up three games on a team that you don't face anymore with only 12 games left to go and that's what we would have to do against Chicago.
That home run really hurt.
I'll be honest I really expected Texas to disappear by now.
f***ers are becoming really annoying. Although at this point if they pass us it just means we've lost touch with the Central Division teams anyway, so I guess we can't worry about what's behind us too much.