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Game 2 (6:10)

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Team Records

52-36 |=======| 34-55

1st, +2.0 |=======| 5th, -18.5

Streaks / L10

+3, Won 5 of 7 / 5-5 |=======| -7, Lost 7 of 8 / 1-9

Team Offensive Rankings (AL)

BA: .272 (3rd) |=======| BA: .240 (15th)

OPS: .800 (2nd) |=======| OPS: .726 (12th)

Runs: 442 (4th) |=======| Runs: 344 (15th)

HR: 137 (1st) |=======| HR: 118 (4th)

Last 7 Days

BA: .275 (6th) |=======| BA: .240 (12th)

OPS: .792 (7th) |=======| OPS: .670 (13th)

Runs: 27 (10th) |=======| Runs: 18 (15th)

HR: 9 (3rd) |=======| HR: 8 (9th)

Team Pitching Rankings (AL)

ERA: 4.35 (7th) |=======| ERA: 4.57 (12th)

WHIP: 1.42 (13th) |=======| WHIP: 1.36 (8th)

BAA: .266 (10th) |=======| BAA: .263 (9th)

TB: 1296 (8th) |=======| TB: 1273 (6th)

Last 7 Days

ERA: 3.41 (2nd) |=======| ERA: 5.40 (13th)

WHIP: 1.45 (11th) |=======| WHIP: 1.48 (12th)

BAA: .254 (5th) |=======| BAA: .285 (12th)

TB: 75 (1st) |=======| TB: 104 (7th)

Starters

ERA: 5.15 (14th) |=======| ERA: 4.46 (7th)

WHIP: 1.48 (15th) |=======| WHIP: 1.33 (3rd)

BAA: .279 (13th) |=======| BAA: .258 (3rd)

TB: 857 (6th) |=======| TB: 835 (4th)

Relievers

ERA: 3.12 (2nd) |=======| ERA: 4.79 (14th)

WHIP: 1.33 (9th) |=======| WHIP: 1.41 (13th)

BAA: .246 (7th) |=======| BAA: .272 (12th)

TB: 439 (10th) |=======| TB: 438 (9th)

NEW: Quality Start minimum requirements (experimental, suggestions welcome)

- 6 IP, 2ER

- 7 IP, 3ER

- Game ERA must be 4.00 or less

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Chris Tillman

(12-2)

3.41 (1.23/.232)

98K / 43BB, 14HR

QS: 10

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Tillman has bounced back from his rough patch with back to back seven inning one run performances against the Dodgers and Angels and will now face the Rays who he allowed six runs on 10 hits to in five June innings. He has lowered his ERA back to 3.41 after a 5.19 month of June. He has not done well against the Rays, but does do well at Orange Juice Field provided he doesn't get squeezed. He does give up quite a few home runs to the Rays, though.

Splits & Sits

229 vs. left: .248/.332/.393, 8HR

235 vs. right: .217/.283/.328, 6HR

Bases Empty: .242

RISP: .211

RISP w/2 outs: .256

Men on w/2 outs: .231

Man on 3rd, < 2 outs: .375

2016 Away (7 starts)

(4-2) 3.71 (1.15/.214), 6HR

Career @ Tropicana Field (10 starts)

(3-3) 2.61 (0.92/.168), 10HR

Career vs. TB (23 starts)

(7-9) 4.23 (1.21/.231), 23HR

vs. Batter

Evan Longoria (57 AB) .298, 4 2B, 7HR, 10RBI

Logan Forsythe (28 AB) .321, 3 2B, RBI

Desmond Jennings (27 AB) .111, 2 2B, 3RBI

Kevin Kiermaier (20 AB) .100

Steven Souza Jr. (16 AB) .250, 2B, HR, 3RBI

Brad Miller (15 AB) .200, 2 2B, RBI

Brandon Guyer (11 AB) .273

Logan Morrison (11 AB) .455, 2B, RBI

Corey Dickerson 2/8, 2B

Tim Beckham 1/4, RBI, BB

Nick Franklin 0/4, BB

Oswaldo Arcia 0/3, 2RBI, BB

VS

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Matt Moore

(5-6)

4.46 (1.33/.264)

97K / 33BB, 18HR

QS: 8

Last 5 starts (39.1 IP): (3-2) 2.52 (1.12), 4HR

Aside from a rough May where he put up a 7.36 ERA, he has finished April (3.66) and June (3.72) with very solid ERAs and he has a 2.84 so far in July. Moore's last start was, IMO, due to a very bad inning being called by Conger who is no longer on the Rays roster I believe. Moore has been very good for most of this season and very good over his last five starts even with the one bad one against the Orioles of five runs in 6.2 IP. The other four games, he allowed two earned or less against Houston, SF, LAA and two against Boston. Moore is much better than his season numbers show that he is. He has been very good at home and respectable against the Orioles over 12 appearances.

Splits & Sits

110 vs. left: .248/.303/.327, 3HR

358 vs. right: .269/.329/.411, 15HR

Bases Empty: .252

RISP: .264

RISP w/2 outs: .250

Men on w/2 outs: .265

Man on 3rd, < 2 outs: .267

2016 Home (11 starts)

(5-2) 3.57 (1.13/.227), 10HR

Career vs Baltimore (11 starts, 1 relief)

(4-6) 4.13 (1.36/.257), 8HR

vs. Batter

J.J. Hardy (31 AB) .258, 2 2B, HR, 6RBI

Adam Jones (31 AB) .387, 2B, 3HR, 8RBI

Chris Davis (24 AB) .208, 2 2B, 2RBI

Matt Wieters (23 AB) .348, 2B, 2HR, 3RBI, 9K

Manny Machado (22 AB) .182, 2B, 3B, RBI

Mark Trumbo (16 AB) .188, 2B, HR, 2RBI, 7K

Nolan Reimold (13 AB) .308, 2 2B, 2RBI, 7K

Jonathan Schoop 4/9

Joey Rickard 1/6, 3-R HR

Ryan Flaherty 0/3

The Orioles scratched out a victory against the Rays and Archer who pitched much better this time out, though still could not hold a lead. The Rays in general played much better and Gallardo did not pitch all that well again, but it was good enough. Now, Moore will try to snap the Rays losing streak. They did play a lot better than they did when we saw them last.

Moore has been quite good for most of the season as has Tillman who has made back to back good starts after a prolonged rough patch. He will go for three in a row here and Moore will look to continue his hot stretch at home where he has been at his best.

Boston won their fifth in a row today over the Yankees to remain two back and Toronto is currently locked in a 7-7 tie against the A's. The Indians beat the Twins, the Tigers beat the Royals and the Angels are stomping the White Sox 7-0 in the eighth. The Rangers lost their third in a row getting blanked by the Cubs 6-0 and Houston is up on Seattle by four runs. With a win tonight, Houston will pull to within 4.5 games of Texas for the division lead after being back 11 games on June 23rd.

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12 OUTS: 3 Strikeouts, 3 Groundouts (Including 1 Double Play), 3 Flyouts, 1 Popout, 1 Caught Stealing

CORY IAN JONES O (vs. Advanced-A Carolina, 7/17)

IP:l 4

H:;; 6 ll(1 Triple, 5 Singles)

R:l) 3

ER:)2

BB: 2

SO: 3

Pitches: 84 (57 Strikes, 27 Balls)

2016 ERA: 3.46 (Advanced-A Frederick)

PITCHES BY INNING

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22 (15 Strikes, 71 Balls)

15 (11 Strikes, 41 Balls)

20 (15 Strikes, 51 Balls)

27 (16 Strikes, 11 Balls)

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OH! Don't get me started on Gracie!

I'd post a large pic of my avatar but even fully-clothed it's probably too racy for on here.

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Grace will be 77 years old in the Fall. She is completely retired from the music business.

Shame for the business! I have a deep personal love for Gracie! When she was young at least. And beautiful. But she was a great singer! Didn't have the best voice (like Janis) but she had a real feel for the music!

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East to West you know he gets gone every day

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Was just helping mom seat an AC the RIGHT way. So it drains OUTside...

What's up with O's Xtra sound on the deuce??? Sounds like it's overmodulated to the MAX AND volume turned way down. I can barely make out what they're saying.

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