4/21 @ Royals

[ArtVanDelay]

1 minute ago, G54377 said:

I know Tate hasn't been great but he can get 3 outs without the threat of 5 runs coming across, right?

There’s a chance that he only gives up 4 runs. 

[Moose Milligan]

4 minutes ago, Roy Firestone said:

except when he gets picked off

If you wanna make an omelette you gotta break some eggs. 

[mrbig1]

1 minute ago, G54377 said:

I know Tate hasn't been great but he can get 3 outs without the threat of 5 runs coming across, right?

I hope so.

[Mooreisbetter27]

There’s 1

[OriolesMagic83]

5 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

He just worked a walk? 

I wasn't talking about that specific at bat although his stance still looks off balance like he's trying to hit with his hands rather than using his full body force.

[Tony-OH]

I'll take 2 of 3 from the Royals in KC. Just win series baby!

[Mooreisbetter27]

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[spiritof66]

7 minutes ago, OriolesMagic83 said:

I refuse to believe this is the stance and approach at plate that made Holliday the #1 prospect in baseball.  Tell me if I'm wrong.

The camera angle makes it tricky, but it's clear (to me) Holliday's stepping in the bucket, striding towards first base. I can't tell how much, but I would think it's enough to make it hard for him to cover the outside part of the plate. Is that the way he's always strided? (Strode?)

[G54377]

With this lead and 2 outs you can't walk anyone. Just throw a strike. 

[baltfan]

Just now, spiritof66 said:

The camera angle makes it tricky, but it's clear (to me) Holliday's stepping in the bucket, striding towards first base. I can't tell how much, but I would think it's enough to make it hard for him to cover the outside part of the plate. Is that the way he's always strided? (Strode?)

I am sure he is working on it. His father said he likes lots of feedback. 

[Beysbol]

Can KC keep winning this entire season?

[mrbig1]

I knew it.

[EdwinRip]

5 run lead and he can’t find the plate. Tate is toast.

[CynBeth]

Shutout in KC!!!

[Uli2001]

Up 5-0, just throw it down the middle to the ninth-place hitter. This is not hard.