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Zimmerman is abysmal.

10-0 Tides after a half inning. Let's see how many we give back in the bottom of the 1st. LOL

Gunnar is a year younger.

Ah yes. Heading down to watch dem Os at the Big Wiener.

One of the greatest men I've ever had the pleasure to meet. Not too bad at 3B either. RIP Brooksie

You are correct. There have been only 33 complete games thrown in MLB for 2023.

Enjoy!

Gross.

Or, 1 missed catch changed the game. Mullins would have caught that "triple" and we get out of that inning before the bases even get juiced.

*8 behind us.

44 year old here. I feel ya. If I could be at a game clinching WS win at Camden I think I would literally cry tears of unfathomable joy.

Yes. Last year we played the AL East teams 19 times each. Looking at the schedule this year we play each team 13 times. 76 total last year and 52 total this year. We're taking the distribution from nearly half our games in division to just shy of a third. I'll take it!

That was Andrew McCutchen's: https://www.sbnation.com/lookit/2015/5/22/8647279/andrew-mccutchen-pay-stub-picture-taxes-deductions-money

Debatable. "You are what you record says you are," to quote Bill Parcells. Still I wouldn't call teams with .568 and .571 winning percentages "lousy." I sure WISH the O's were that lousy.

Colorado (64-48) and Arizona (63-48) hold the 2 NL WC spots right now, so I'm not sure about your comment. Colorado has more wins than every other team save LAD, HOU, WAS - same with Arizona except they are tied in wins with BOS.

Looks like B-Rob just missed the cut (drafted in 1999).

Statistically, that's probably a safe bet. I know history or past performance is not always a predictor of the future, but the last time an AL East Winner lost 70+ games was the 2000 Yankees. Prior to that the '96 Yankees lost 70 and the '91 Jays lost 71. Only 3 times in a quarter century - pretty cool.

Serious question: was it known that Tillman was banged up last year? I don't remember hearing anything. Did it come out later that he was downplaying an injury? Just curious....

Absolutely fun! And it was certainly nice seeing that Andrew Miller is, indeed, human after all.

Speaking of Hammel, he got curb stomped by the Astros today. He has looked like hot garbage now that he has joined an AL team that has something to play for.

And leave Hawk with NOTHING to crow about!