Wednesday, May 22, approximately 1:45: Regularly Scheduled Game vs Cardinals, sweepless streak on the line

[allquixotic]

I switched from watching the game on TV, to watching it on Gameday, and they're suddenly making solid contact and hitting the ball where the fielders aren't. I know cause and effect doesn't work this way, but it sure damn feels like it!

[Billy F-Face3]

Special thank you to Noland Arenado for the assists.

[Spy Fox]

5 minutes ago, Moshagge3 said:

A lead! Wow! Incidentally, when Gunnar not homering he's hitting it on the ground a lot.

Maybe reflected in how he only has 4 doubles.

[Roy Firestone]

Gibson fading...

[O's84]

Just got under that one.

[OsFanSinceThe80s]

Whew the offense is showing signs of life today. Hopefully this carries over into tomorrow.

[Moshagge3]

The only ball hit 95+ MPH ends the inning. Poor Gibby.

[Moose Milligan]

Can't nobody tell me they didn't enjoy listening to Grayson that inning.

[Malike]

Just now, OsFanSinceThe80s said:

Whew the offense is showing signs of life today. Hopefully this carries over into tomorrow.

Getting swept by the White Sox. Roy guaranteed it.

[Spy Fox]

5 minutes ago, spiritof66 said:

Does anyone like these in-game interviews? I can't dtand the sistraction from the game.

I like the chance to learn more about the players. As long as they keep it to the early innings when the game isn't hanging in the balance. 

[mrbig1]

Gibson pitch count is almost 70 after 3.

[Roy Firestone]

We dont score at all without Arrenado...seems like errors really are the catalyst for this team to get runs...

[O's84]

Gibson at 68 pitches through 3.  Let's not have a bunch of quick outs next inning.

[dtk9119]

Gibson maybe 1 or 2 more innings. Amazing what happens when you are patient and work counts.

[OriolesMagic83]

2 minutes ago, OriolesMagic83 said:

Santander has been grinding out ABs even if they don't amount to much.

7 pitches and a single.  Just want to reinforce that Santander is one of the few O's having lengthy ABs instead of making an out (usually) in a pitch or two.