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59 minutes ago, fansince1988 said:

This is the best lineup since 2018. 

Even Urias has been coming around.  Now if only Mateo's hitting would rebound.  Odor is trying, and gets a clutch hit now and then.  Trying to be positive on him after his walkoff hits.

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Agree this is the As Good As It Gets A lineup for awhile.    

The Mancini to Stowers switch if it happens will be a step back for August-September.

Can one of Vavra or Long get hot a month or two and push Odor?

How long until Adley leapfrogs any of the Top Five on days they all play?

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40 minutes ago, waroriole said:

6-50. Owings is 6-50 this year. Worse than a pitcher. Can’t play SS. Why is he on this team?

He’s giving a cut of his salary to Elias? This experiment has to end soon and even though it’s a small sample size Odor is hitting better against LHP this season. 

There’s no good reason to keep Owings on the team. 

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2 minutes ago, OsFanSinceThe80s said:

Adley is batting cleanup again and Mullins (did he tweak something?) is the DH tonight. And Stowers gets his second start after sitting last night. 

 

Mancini still out with the hand, so DH was open for someone.   Maybe just decided to not have Mullins play CF 4 times in 72 hours on the Toronto turf?  Bench is Chirinos & Martin.

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