IdahoBert

I like Jason and I’m fine with whomever they pair him off with but when two days in a row, they had an intrusive discussion about the players walk-up music I switched over to the radio feed. There are times when I just want to know what’s going on with the game even if I can see what’s going on. Although I am technically old, I am not old and a fuddy duddy to boot. I like a lot of the cultural references and the friendly banter but there’s times where the game is more interesting and sometimes I just switch over to Dan for that reason.

For clarification, I was whining about being old. When I think of Morton being old as a player, but 30 years younger than me that doesn’t seem so bad. But when I think of myself being born 30 years after the end of World War I, which might as well be ancient history, now that makes me feel old. I thought I was not being very sharp and the point.

Yeah, I deleted the post because I realized it was too obtuse.

I doubt it. Sigh… I read the article, however, that the picture came with. And these were all just general equations unrelated to the space program for obvious reasons. And even though I’d heard it before, it hadn’t sunk in that the term “computer” was originally applied to human beings who could “compute.“ great photograph though and I remember when LIFE Magazine was a big deal.

Tigers didn’t score their first run until the fourth inning in the first game and only scored in the 10th of the second game. It was really nice not to have nail biting suspense this time.

Oh, it’s weird to want add on runs, but I do

It’s not the Battle of the Marne, but he is soldiering on.

Ibanez’s toot blan

Morton starting to miss

Mauricio Dubón homers (7) on a line drive to right center field. Yainer Diaz scores.

Baez bonesaw RBI

Valdez getting a little BABIP to offset things. But Dingler as DH doubles.

No runs in the second inning? None at all? FIRE HINCH!

It’s time for Charlie Morton to rise to the occasion in the second inning.

Still no outs five runs scored runner on third.

they’re calling for the cart.

Man, it looks like the centerfielder is severely injured. This is bad…

This is almost indecent. The Houston area is pretty big. And their fan base is pretty wide. Somewhere a small child wanted to watch this game forced themselves to throw up so they could stay home from school and this is what they’re getting instead.

Wild pitch and it’s four runs

Might as well get six this inning.

Ha. Wild pitch or pass ball 3–0.

Torque ground rule double RBI

Andy Ibáñez singles on a ground ball to center fielder Taylor Trammell. Jahmai Jones scores. Gleyber Torres to 2nd.