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<t>576076547B71507067150 wrote: I realize this is going to come across as a spitting-fire hot take, but ... not an ace. Thinks he's an ace. Been told by Boras he's an ace. Aces don't give up 24 total hits in the span of six days.<br/> <br/> <br/> It's so refreshing to watch Taillon pitch because he ...

And there goes the lead....and as I am typing, another hit.



Cole needs to develop a better arsenal.

<t>4245535B5542050970575D51595C1E535F5D300 wrote: Looking like a familiar line from Cole...just waaaaay too hittable these days.<br/> He sure is. This is his first season giving up more hits than innings pitched. There's just nothing special about him this year. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Man.  G...

That was a much more dominant inning.

Looking like a familiar line from Cole...just waaaaay too hittable these days.

<t>I'm not saying Kingham could give us a Taillon like boost next year...but...he was definitely a stud before he got injured...<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Cole<br/> <br/> Taillon<br/> <br/> Kingham<br/> <br/> Kuhl<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> plus:<br/> <br/> Glasnow<br/> <br/> Duncan<br/> <br/> Brault<br/> ...

Oliver Perez gives up 3 runs in 1 inning for the Nats in relief of Stephen Strasburg (who gave up 9 runs on 9 hits in 1.2 innings).



Perez has a 5.61 era and a 1.49 whip this season.

<t>Always loved Jon Miller, as I grew up in the DC area pre Nats, and the Orioles were the "home" team and Jon Miller was the man....<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> It's sweet to hear his voice as the Bucs have a great inning; heck, it's been a pleasure the last two series with Scully and Now Miller (and Kr...

Cutch, Cutch, Cutch, Cutch GONE!!!



6-4!

7374626A6473343841666C60686D2F626E6C010 wrote: 4-4!  Great comeback!


Way to come back, but I love how the top of our line-up keeps falling behind to Cain, after the bottom of the line-up exposed his inability to throw a strike,