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Bobster wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2024 1:06 am Greg Brown was giving us his theory as to why a late addition to the lineup might have a big game. He suggested it was because the player’s mind is clear. And then Triolo grounded into an inning ending double play. I guess his mind wasn’t clear.

Yeah. The only thing that’s clear is the bases.

Question? Wouldn't it be better if Gonzales would play SS where he has played instead of Triolo where he hasn't played this year. However, who am I to question the genius of Shelton? I thought the same thing. It looks like management is still in tryout mode. It never ends with this organization.

It’s Triolo’s turn to bounce into an inning ending double play to end he second. Still 1-0 Bucs after one and a half.

Mlodzinski gives up a one out single but that’s all the Rockies get. 1-0 Bucs after one.

Hayes grounds into a double play. Didn’t he get himself straightened out last year with regard to improve his hitting? His .239 average is showing it didn’t work.

Gonzales and Tellez follow with singles. Rowdy’s going to get himself traded if he keeps this up.

Reynolds with a solo HR in the first.

The box score on Gameday is showing Cruz out of tonight’s line-up. He’s been replaced by Triolo.

Houston signed Abreu for three years, $59 million a year and a half ago. Showing again the differences among franchises, the Astros are going to pay him more than $30 million over the next year and a half to NOT play for them. In the meantime, the Pirates would never consider paying a player $20 mil...

Sometimes I look at the lineup real quick, and I think, "Wouldn't it be better to bat Mlodzinski ahead of Suwinski and Davis?" and then I remember, the pitchers don't hit anymore. I think it’d be better if Mlodzinski were to hit not “ahead” of Suwinski and Davis but “instead” of Suwinski ...