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  1. chasfh
    Well, as we all know by now, Jeimer Candelario is a notoriously streaky hitter whose streaks belie how bad he actually is. Why, if you remove all the games he didn't get hits, he's actually batting .000/.101/.000 in 69 plate appearances, which is way worse than even Maton. So, yeah, we're better off without him.
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    Boo. That sucked.
  3. chasfh
    OK, down 6-4 through eight. We've done this before. Let's do it again! Foley W, Lange S!
  4. chasfh
    Looks like Baez is back to making desperate swings.
  5. chasfh
    Sorry, Jake, you get only one take in that spot. See ya. Got another run, though. Only two down now ... 😁
  6. chasfh
    I'm not sure why, on the sharp one-hopper to second, Maton waited to see whether the second baseman would field the ball before he committed going to third, where he was a dead duck.
  7. chasfh
    So, OK, we are within a slam, but also, we have guys who are still champing at the bit to be the instant hero who ties the game or puts us in the lead with one swing. But again, we are closer. That's something.
  8. chasfh
    The Dombrowski winners were all stars-and-scrubs teams, to your point. But also as you imply, we are a long way from having anything like nine average big league players.
  9. chasfh
    Also in all fairness, this issue is at hand for the Nationals right now and not the Tigers.
  10. chasfh
    Englert in. Interesting. He threw 21 pitches on Friday. I would have thought only Cisnero and Alexander since they were the only two bullpen guys who hadn't pitched yet this series.
  11. chasfh
    Bases loaded, no out, no score. Jumpin' Jeebus.
  12. chasfh
    One thing keeping me tuned in is remembering that these are the Washington Nationals, so on a list of all the teams that could choke up a five-run lead to lose a game, the ex-Expos is near the top of it.
  13. chasfh
    What should he have done instead?
  14. chasfh
    lol twelve hits given up in the first three innings? Not sure when I last saw that.
  15. chasfh
    Welp, Wentz couldn't get us out of the third. It will be up to Cisnero to work a bunch of innings. He hasn't thrown more than 31 pitches in an outing this decade. But he's probably going to throw more than that today.
  16. chasfh
    TORK! gets the run-scoring single after the very deflating GIDP by Riley. As a consolation prize, you could do worse.
  17. chasfh
    Looks like it's going to be Joey Wentz, Jose Cisnero, and maybe Tyler Alexander today.
  18. chasfh
    Joey Wentz, second inning, first pitch, home run.
  19. chasfh
    And now Baddoo with the walk. These may not be good or talented hitters in the big picture, but at least we're learning that they're able to make the most of the slight gifts they do have, which should make them fun to watch sometimes.
  20. chasfh
    Maton continuing to do the work laying off secondary pitches and getting on base any way possible.
  21. chasfh
    What a spectacular play by Javy, diving for an almost single juuuust missing turning it into a 6-3 double play.
  22. chasfh
    Joey Wentz, nine pitches, three hits, one run. Yikes! EDIT: Joey Wentz, ten pitches, four hits, two runs. Yikes!!
  23. chasfh
    Ray Oyler was not that bad.
  24. chasfh
    Another 103mph scorcher from TORK!, another out. Sigh.
  25. chasfh
    Here is a tidbit I just learned about Miggy that truly delights me: he will retire as the last major leaguer to have played regular season games in Montreal.
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