Crazy Cat Gentleman

No Joe Jiménez next season, ok?

Dangit. Haase was robbed of a 2-run homer.

hey, a run!

31-pitch 1st inning, just like Alexander yesterday. but Alexander didn't give up 3 runs in his 1st inning.

oh, hey, an out. I hope he steps up his outs rate here. 1 every 5 batters won't cut it.

3-0 Twins and no outs yet in the 1st.

yep, same. in fact, sadly, it's the only place I've seen MLB games aside from one game at Comerica in 2000, where I was unlucky enough to be present for a Dave Mlicki start. maybe someday I can get up to Seattle for a game. I never tried to go pre-covid (2017-2019) because the team was so bad.

yeah, I hate it. not quite peeve level, just one of those stupid things I've come to dislike over time. yep. any date I have to (or can) sort as text is YYYY-MM-DD. I actually end up using that format for most date situations and only use MM/DD/YYYY when it's an online form. and anything I sign and date is usually DD MMM YYYY ("MMM" being the name of the month, not the number). I prefer hyphens to slashes, but that's just me. other than that, I wholeheartedly agree.

bleah

hashtag robot umps

nope. Europeans would probably go DD MMM YY(YY) and probably wouldn't throw the day of the week into the middle of it.

depends on how easily you give up your art.

oh, hey, another run!

oh, hey, a run.

oof da. Sanó crushes a cookie.

bump

oh, Alexander is back. didn't expect that. ah, the Dans think it might be just for one batter, to force Polanco to bat RH. edit: nope, staying in. ok.

Tigers almost threaten and of course do not score.

nice finish by Alexander. time for some runs, dummies!

Paredes gets this inning's Tiger double.

BADDOO! what a catch!

one guy on my team at work writes his dates in the weirdest formats and doesn't seem to know the correct abbreviation for "Wednesday". recent example: 2021, Sep Wen 22

another near-homer down the line for Paredes. plenty of distance but just foul.

31 pitches for Alexander in the 1st. oof.

great shirt, yes, but it seems the photo is fake.