Nats Series

[Frobby]

32 minutes ago, LTO's said:

I thought the Nats actually pitched really well in those two games. O's definitely had some listless ABs and hit into some bad luck but I was impressed by Gray and Gore. More so Gore but it's just great to see the O's take advantage of the one mistake a good pitcher gives you. Sometimes, that's all it takes. 

I agree about Gray and Gore.   Overall I thought our hitters’ approaches were fine.  They just pitched well.  Fortunately, our pitchers did too, and the Nats are quite feeble at the plate.

[Moshagge3]

This same Nats lineup beat up Shane Bieber and the Cleveland bullpen pretty good on Sunday, so I'm not taking what the O's pitchers did for granted.

[Sports Guy]

Just now, Moshagge3 said:

This same Nats lineup beat up Shane Bieber and the Cleveland bullpen pretty good on Sunday, so I'm not taking what the O's pitchers did for granted.

Of course. I have seen people acting like it’s nothing.

It’s so dumb. These are professional players. And btw, it wasn’t that long ago where we were the team you should be shutting out. Anything like this is a huge positive. Plus, the pen got some needed rest and with the day off today, should be set up well.

This was discussed the other day on here but the Os are in the midst of an “easy” part of the schedule. This is what you need to do against sh!tty teams. You go out and dominate them. 

Great to see and at no point do you take it for granted or act like it’s no big deal.

[fansince1988]

Last evening I attended my 11th Orioles game in either Nats Park or RFK, (12 if you count the spring training game I saw at RFK in 1992 vs the Red Sox). The weather was fantastic and so was the outcome of the game. Plenty of Orioles fans in the stands, I'd venture to say it was at least 50/50 O's, maybe more. Half St. appears to be most finished too after all these years.