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Bobster wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 8:36 pm Good 2nd inning for Jones. Hopefully, he settled down. He looked like he was pitching scared in the first inning.

I think that in this season, he’s more of a thrower than he is a pitcher. He’ll start to move that pendulum the other way as time goes on. I just hope he does before he’s traded.

The Rays getting just one run out of that mess is actually a victory for us. The tricky part now is for the Bucs to be able to match that run sometime over the next nine innings.

Possum, maybe you should try asking for something more realistic, like peace in the Middle East.

Sean Newcomb of the Athletics was credited with the win last night against the Twins without throwing a pitch. He entered a tied game with two outs in the top of the 8th and quickly picked off the runner at first. The A’s scored two runs in the bottom of the 8th and then Mason Miller retired the Twi...

I was thinking about this a few days ago and I landed on Keller, too. He’s been mostly superb. In seven of his 10 starts, he gave up two runs or less and, in his three other starts, he gave up no more than four runs. He’s been one of the best pitchers in baseball this year who no one has paid attent...

What is Sheetz ? It’s a big convenience store business. They sell gasoline and all the snacks and drinks an obese country craves. The triple slider option along with a bucket of Sheetz fries is nectar of the Gods. Or the everything Shmagel with sausage, pepper jack cheese and a side of mini hash br...

I’ve decided to give this game the same amount of interest that the Pirates, including the manager and whoever makes out the line-up, are giving it. I’m done for the evening.

Ortiz’s line looks pretty bad, to be kind: six runs (all earned) on 10 hits over four innings.

Ortiz responds to his teammates cutting the Rays lead in half by giving up three more runs. And the Rays still aren’t done in the 6th.

Bucs cut the lead in half but miss a chance with the bases loaded to add more. 4-2 Rays after four.