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Framber is such a mental midget.
How does Dusty actually go into this game benching Diaz and batting Pena second? WTF. This mother****er should have been fired in-season.
Maldy’s supposed value is his defense and game-calling. He is **** at both. Why the **** is Diaz benched AGAIN?
WTF is this.
Maldy doing a great job calling these pitches.
This is so false. The Astros don’t have to win out. The most likely scenarios give the Astros the division if they go just 6-3. Even 5-4 COULD...
It’s probably going to take 91 wins to win the division. Even if Seattle goes 4-3 against Texas and 2-1 against the Astros, that only gives them...
So JV, Javier and Framber against Seattle? You have to go with those three guys in a possible division deciding series.
If Oakland somehow pulls a miracle today I’d say that I’m indifferent who wins the series this weekend, but would prefer a 2-1 series while the...
Oakland scores 2 in the 6th to cut it to 6-3. A glimmer of hope they pull a miracle there. An A’s win would be absolutely MASSIVE.
Could not believe they didn’t do that and pitch to Kessinger.
Best case scenario this weekend is probably Texas winning 2 of 3 and the Astros sweeping. Hopefully they split the first two while Astros take...
Astros have to win 2 of 3 against KC to maintain 1st, and possibly would need a sweep. Every game is a must win game now.
Dubi! Wow best win of the season.
Diaz please show up against a lefty here.
Once again they fail in a key spot. Just unreal.
Walking Tucker here is a dumbass move if you ask me. He’s been awful lately and Bregman has been excellent.
Wow Peña finally decided to go oppo.
Pena probably gonna roll over here since he tries to pull everything. Hopefully he gets lucky and hits a slow chopper for an IF hit.
Well, that was tough luck on a decently bit ball.
