3/7 Red Sox @ Orioles

[tvz1997]

Not that I like warning track action.

OOC threadworthy.

[trk001]

O's gonna lose because they took out hitting machine Abreau.

[SurhoffRules]

Wind's been blowing out the last few days and that looked carried, just barely cleared the fence. Not that I like warning track action.

I don't care about the HR as much as the quality of that 1-2 pitch. He hung that thing bad...and right after I opened my big fat mouth to say how consistent that pitch was too.

[WEAVERMAN]

Thanks to Gambino, that's an L and the Boston fans go back happy, that stinks.

[Who's On 1st]

I don't care about the HR as much as the quality of that 1-2 pitch. He hung that thing bad...and right after I opened my big fat mouth to say how consistent that pitch was too.

Yeah, David still looked very good!

[SurhoffRules]

Yeah' date=' David still looked very good![/quote']

That he did. Really good fastball. And outside of the HR pitch and one other in the last at bat, his slider looked a lot better than last year. That's a quality pitch if he can throw it consistently. Even got a swing and miss with the change. I'm encouraged.

[Don Quixote]

Thanks for the rundown, guys. Gabino definitely has done nothing with today's performance to answer the question of why the frig he's been kept around. Sounds like Hernandez has a shot if he can keep the occasional wayward pitch under control.

[porterhouse]

To bring this thread full circle, the MLB Network broadcast was blacked out here for some reason. The game was not on NESN so I have no idea why it was blacked out. Ended up listening to some of it on Red Sox radio which consisted mostly of a running (and boring) conversation with Jeff Torborg who apparently lives in Sarasota.