RandyMarsh

On a 107 win pace now.

I give Jobe a pass not only for Coors but just how sparingly he has been used, pitchers are creatures of habits when you're only pitching once every 7 days or 10 days and not having a set schedule it has to throw you off a bit.

We're currently on pace for 886 runs this season, given the current run scoring environment in baseball that is insane.

The Pirates just became the NL Central favorites with the news of the DKB promotion.

I was too young to really appreciate him but he always held a special place in my heart cause my late Father used to call me Little Chet as a child cause when I played little league my helmet/hat would always fall off when I ran and apparently that was something Chet was known for atleast in my Dad's eyes anyway.

I thought Kane came across pretty shaky his first season here, not to mention the fact he was having to fill the shoes of the great Shannon Hogan but after a bit of time and getting used to him I grown to really like him. I found him to be a bright spot during those dark Shep, Morris and terrible Tigers teams days.

Dollander was a top 10 overall pick in 2023 and was regarded as one of the top pitching prospects in all of baseball....much like Jobe which makes this pitching matchup pretty intriguing.

That type of power from a kid less than a year removed from High School is scary.

I'm looking up Denver's weather and looking at the radar it appears all the rain will be out by 9...unfortunately I think the time they are showing is Denver's time which means it won't be till 11 eastern.

At first glance it made me think of the late 90s Sabres logo.

I think there is a relatively good chance McGonigle turns into atleast an average starting middle infielder but I think it its unlikely he is ever going to turn into a superstar one where as I think Rainer has the type of physical tools where you can possibly project that.

Yeah he definitely did atleast judging by the views that were shown on TV. I didn't realize at the time though that the cutoff was like that, I thought it was just straight up behind the center of the 2nd base bag so when they showed it on the broadcast I thought he was good but knowing now that it is like that then yeah he was definitely guilty.

Considering this is interleague and the only I time these teams play each other(Ihaven't checked but I presume anyway) they will likely be more liberal with the type of weather they play in and do everything they can to get all the games in.

Sweeney's lone out was a flyball to the centerfield warning track that probably would've been a HR if the weather was a little warmer and the ball was carrying better.

If the score holds up the Tigers will have scored the 2nd most runs in the AL while giving up the fewest. Impressive stuff.