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I have a baseball game this morning. I'm not sure I'll be back before the start of the game.
I'm back. We lost. I pitched one inning out of the pen. Gave up two unearned runs. We lost 10--0. I'll start next week.
The lineups:
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that last double play, wherein the catcher tagged out a runner trying to score
and THEN
threw to 1B for the force-out
happens only because Verdugo dogged it instead of running hard
Bad defense loses games
And the Yanks seem to not be able to turn them
Noticing that the Cleveland Guardians logo looks like someone throwing a splitter.
You have to be kidding me.
This team invents ways to hit into double plays.