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vs. ROYALS, 5/16

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Last in the AL in runs this month and tied for 2nd to last in runs for the season. It's sad when you just have absolutely no hope that they will score. But that's what happens when Machado, Jones, Davis, and Hardy all simultaneously forget how to hit and Wieters gets hurt,

Somehow they're 9-6 in May.

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Pretty good start for Tillman. Royals broadcast was discussing that his ERA is over 7 in the first two innings and below 3 after that. Nice to see a quality first two innings.

MASN showed a graphic. Don't remember the numbers but ERA innings 1-3, 4-6 and 7+ Each is lower than the last.

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