Father's Day: Auston Voth gets his first Oriole start vs the Rays

[Beysbol]

One batter too late, Hyde.  

[Beysbol]

Never put in Baker for two innings. He's a one inning guy, if that. Actually more like a guy that doesn't need to be on the team. Dude is constantly throwing a ton of balls. 

[oriolediehard]

The team that released Baker knew what they were  doing.

[Beysbol]

See, Baker? That's how you pitch. I'm just annoyed because the Orioles are facing Kluber and will not get a lot of runs off him. That's why it imperative that our bullpen guys pitch well, and if you want to pitch well, you don't bring in Baker (the worst guy in the pen.)

[Emory Eagle]

Generous zone for Kluber today

[Emory Eagle]

There’s not a better angle available?

[Beysbol]

That's a bad challenge

[Aristotelian]

Of course the O's probably don't have a good camera angle for this. 

[justD]

Don’t know if @SteveAalready got a chance to try em but I sampled both.

The onions absolutely seal the deal on the patty melt.  Not sold on the Saratoga Roast Beef but watched em drizzle the au jus (sp?) on it. 
 

[nevadaO]

Yeah it looked foul to me. I'm not sure why they would waste that there.

[nevadaO]

Just now, justD said:

Don’t know if @SteveAalready got a chance to try em but I sampled both.

The onions absolutely seal the deal on the patty melt.  Not sold on the Saratoga Roast Beef but watched em drizzle the au jus (sp?) on it. 
 

That patty melt looks sooooooooo good

[Emory Eagle]

Just stay back and let the ball come to you. He’s not gonna blow it past anyone.  does look like he’s got some good movement on his FB and off speed stuff today to be fair 

[Beysbol]

3 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

Of course the O's probably don't have a good camera angle for this. 

Lol! That's the same thing I was thinking. Another great positive of having MASN. Seems like the people at MASN are reading magazines or playing video games and they'll get to the stats, scores, errors, etc when they feel like it. 

[oriolediehard]

O's need to get Kluber's pitch count up.

[scbalt52]

Maybe it's just me being overly focused and overly rooting on Adley's at bats, but I can't recall a player more consistently get screwed by umps on close calls as he has since up. He seems to have a fantastic eye but it feels like once an at bat he takes a close pitch that's a ball and it is ALWAYS called a strike. It is infuriating. 

I'd like to find some sort of stat that's balls taken called a strike against a batter.