Pendleton

Osuna will spark a comeback

Stroman's stupid armpit putting my GDT record in jeopardy.

Too close for comfort there, jeez.

Shortest week ever

He could be out for awhile, my grandma says it takes forever to get an appointment with a dermatologist

The documentary title writes itself - "Short man, Long Island"

Just do whatever you did last time out Tepera

On a breaking ball that clearly just got away from him.

Judge is everything Pat Tabler has ever wanted in a man

Lol we'll take the extra run

Gained a strike and then lost one in that last AB

Steve Pearce ladies and gentlemen

Farrell was a pitcher, so I guess his excuse is that he's always been on that side of the ball. Showalter was a position player so his only excuse is intelligence.

Wait did they just cancel the documentary, or did she actually get released from her contract?

Going with Pearce, probably feels like a new man today. Wednesday 3rd of May Game 28: time to start a new streak Bautista (2 Pts)- Donaldson (2 Pts)- Morales (3 pts)- Tulo (4 Pts)- Martin (4 Pts)- Smoak (5 Pts)- Pearce (5 Pts)- Pendleton Travis (6 Pts)- Pillar (7 Pts)- LTBF Barney (9 Pts)- Carerra (9 Pts)- Goins (9 Pts)- Coghlan (6 Pts)- Maile (9 Pts)- Bench/Pitcher (10 Pts)

When you factor in blue collar based metrics it becomes pretty close.

Blue Jays 1. Kevin Pillar ® CF 2. Jose Bautista ® RF 3. Russell Martin ® C 4. Kendrys Morales (S) DH 5. Justin Smoak (S) 1B 6. Steve Pearce ® LF 7. Devon Travis ® 2B 8. Darwin Barney ® 3B 9. Ryan Goins (L) SS RHP Marcus Stroman (2-2 2.97 ERA) @ Yankees 1. Brett Gardner (L) LF 2. Aaron Hicks (S) CF 3. Matt Holliday ® DH 4. Starlin Castro ® 2B 5. Aaron Judge ® RF 6. Chase Headley (S) 3B 7. Chris Carter ® 1B 8. Ronald Torreyes ® SS 9. Kyle Higashioka ® C LHP CC Sabathia (2-1 4.31 ERA) From http://m.bluejays.mlb.com/news/ Stroman to face CC in NY homecoming By Gregor Chisholm / MLB.com | May 2nd, 2017 Blue Jays right-hander Marcus Stroman will enjoy a homecoming of sorts when he takes the mound on Wednesday night at Yankee Stadium. The native of nearby Medford, N.Y., is set to make his fifth career appearance at the ballpark that is approximately a one-hour drive from where he grew up. Family and friends will once again be in attendance as he's matched up against veteran lefty CC Sabathia in the series finale. Stroman is coming off back-to-back quality starts vs. the Rays and Angels, which saw him allow four runs over 16 1/3 innings. He has surrendered two runs or fewer in all but one of his five starts this season, but he has just two wins to show for it due to a lack of run support. "Just kind of struggling right now with this squad to get wins," Stroman said after his last start. "But everyone is doing what they need to be doing between each start to make sure they're ready to go out there. It's just a matter of things turning around for us." Sabathia is coming off a very rough outing vs. the Orioles that saw him surrender seven runs on nine hits over 5 2/3 innings. He served up a 470-foot blast to Manny Machado but New York still found a way to rally with an epic 14-11 victory over its divisional rival. "I felt like I was just trying to do too much," Sabathia said. "That's normally not me. I'm pretty good at staying within myself and going out there and giving that best effort. For some reason I just wanted to make everything nasty and just got myself into trouble." Three things to know about this game • Stroman racked up a career-high five strikeouts with his four-seam fastball in his last start, against the Rays. He threw the pitch 42.9 percent of the time in two-strike counts, easily his highest single-game rate of the Statcast Era. • Jose Bautista has faced Sabathia more than anybody else in the Blue Jays' lineup, but he doesn't have much success against the former Cy Young Award winner. Bautista has just five hits in 40 at-bats. Kendrys Morales has fared much better with six hits in 20 at-bats, including a homer and four RBIs. • Since 1967, Sabathia is one of three pitchers to start at least one game for the Yankees in nine consecutive seasons. Ron Guidry (1977-88) and Andy Pettitte (1995-2003) are the others. GDT Record 1-0

Him too

Cease please

Tuning in now, don't want to miss a legendary moment.

Drowning in s*** fury is one of my greatest fears

It was breaking towards the plate, but clearly wasn't close. How do you give him that?

Pearce is awake, has to feel great right now.

Once saw a windmill pitcher have an 0-2 pitch stick to his hand and lob over the backstop, only to have the batter take a half hearted swing before jogging to first. Took the umps awhile to make the right call.

Oh yeah I'm not arguing that Morales hasn't put the greatest AB's together. But on this particular pitch, I was sure the catcher was setting up for the breaking ball down, and with a runner happening to be on second, I wouldn't be shocked if Morales was tipped off and then crossed up. Could be wrong of course.