The other games 2025

[3pirates3]

https://x.com/Alden_Gonzalez/status/1907478273011126471

https://x.com/IanMBrowne/status/1907487274247303240

https://x.com/nickpiecoro/status/1907537619904328170

[Surgnbuck]

Bottom of the 5th, Dodgers first and third not outs, and do not score. In the top of the 6th, the Braves loaded the bases with no outs, and didn't score.

It was like watching a Pirates intrasquad game

[Wildwoodcoach]

The Braves are now 0-7. Wonder how the Atlanta faithful are handling it?

[Bobster]

The Braves are now 0-7. Wonder how the Atlanta faithful are handling it?

Bryan De La Cruz ruined them!

[Wildwoodcoach]

The Braves are now 0-7. Wonder how the Atlanta faithful are handling it?

Bryan De La Cruz ruined them!
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[Wildwoodcoach]

Currently watching Reds at Brewers. Vinny Capra is the starting 3rd
Baseman for the Brewers. Some things never change.So far Capra is
3-20 for a 150 avg.

[Surgnbuck]

Reds have lost 1-0 for the third game in a row.

[Doc]

The Braves are now 0-7. Wonder how the Atlanta faithful are handling it?

I heard yesterday that no team that started the season 0-7 has ever made it to the postseason. That seems crazy what with 25 weeks to make up the deficit. How hasn't that been done even one time since 1876? Surely teams have had a seven-game losing streak at one point or another during a season and still made the playoffs. Why would losing the seven straight at the beginning be any different? In fact, shouldn't it be easier what with the entirety of the season still ahead?

[Wildwoodcoach]

I don't know the particulars but the Padres beat the Rockies 21-0
yesterday. To me, that's uncalled for. 21 runs, that's about 10 games
worth of work for the bucs

[Babe Adams]

I heard yesterday that no team that started the season 0-7 has ever made it to the postseason. That seems crazy what with 25 weeks to make up the deficit.

The 1974 Pirates started 0-6, fell to 14 under in June and were still 12 under in mid-July when they started grinding. They took the division with 88 wins.