Pendleton

Underdog spot, I like it. Actually I really don't understand how I made playoffs at all, but now it's my time to shine. Edit - now I'm off the list, but still on the other one. I sent my pick but whatever

Now that's just taking it way too far, the most uneventful hockey game is still way more exciting than that garbage.

Hockey is like 3/4 of my life and I completely agree about the media being too annoying to stand. The over analysis of the sport has gotten out of hand.

I don't see the point of paying to get rid of Tulo, especially when it will also cost us fairly big bucks to replace him with someone decent. Probably better to just keep him...

Aw shucks

Two

If it worked like that there would be no point in playing the games.

Mine says the same, has to be an error.

#43 RA Dickey 9-13 4.43ERA 116 K vs #19 Masahiro Tanaka 11-4 3.12ERA 146 K --------------------------------------------------------------------- Yankees Lineup LF Gardner CF Ellsbury C Sanchez 3B Headley SS Gregorius 2B Castro DH Romine RF Judge 1B Austin Jays Lineup 2B Travis DH Bautista 3B Donaldson 1B Encarnacion LF Saunders CF Pillar RF Upton C Thole SS Barney http://m.mlb.com/news/article/20160904199478636/playoff-hopeful-jays-yanks-to-clash-in-bronx/?game_pk=448923 By Bryan Hoch / MLB.com | @BryanHoch | September 4th, 2016 The Blue Jays have felt right at home in The Bronx of late, and the American League East leaders will hope to continue that on Monday as they send knuckleballer R.A. Dickey to the hill, opening a three-game series with Masahiro Tanaka and the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Toronto has won 15 of its last 22 meetings with the Yankees in New York, a setting in which the Yankees used to dominate their neighbors from the north. The Blue Jays have won nine of 12 contests against the Yankees overall this season, including five straight in late May. For the Yanks, Labor Day brings another pivotal matchup as they cling to hope in the AL Wild Card race, 3 1/2 games back. Tanaka draws the call for the home team and will attempt to remain unbeaten for the sixth consecutive start. Three things to know about this game: • Tanaka has enjoyed success against most of Toronto's lineup, but Edwin Encarnacion is a notable exception. Encarnacion is 8-for-19 (.421) with two doubles, a home run and two RBIs against the right-hander. Meanwhile, Dickey is 0-2 against the Yankees this season. • Josh Donaldson has been swinging a hot bat. The reigning AL MVP entered Sunday's series finale against the Rays batting .378 (17-for-45) with six homers and 12 RBIs during a 12-game hitting streak. • The Yankees' Gary Sanchez was named the AL Player of the Month and the AL Rookie of the Month for August, becoming the first catcher ever to pick up both honors. The promising 23-year-old worked a walk in his second at-bat on Sunday at Baltimore and has reached base safely in 19 straight games. GDT record 1-0

Jays win, Sox lose!

That A's reliever was boring to watch.

f*** yeah!

Game 136 Note: last day before playoffs begin Bautista (2pts)- Donaldson (2pts)-* Edwin (2pts)- Tulo (2pts)- Saunders (2pts)- Martin (3pts)- Smoak (5pts)-Nafro Pillar (7pts)- Upton Jr. (4pts)- o2 Thole (10pts)- Carrera (10pts)- Barney(10pts)- Travis (5pts)-*LTBF Navarro (7pts)- *Pendleton Bench (10 pts)-

Made it interesting

Slider has some bite

Dermody Debut

We've got this in the bag

Triple play prediction

Seems likely

Mods

Yeah I agree that would be helpful.

Booze night tomorrow Edit: Or maybe tonight

So many guys would have swung on that 1-2 pitch

My condolences for your loss

I think you misread the question. Pretty sure he was asking why you just have it listed as Hutch for Liriano when the two prospects we were received were obviously a main driving factor in the Jays agreeing to the deal.