Adrenaline

1IP so far, and it was a 1-2-3 one.

http://player.streamtheworld.com/_players/citadel/?sid=6212&nid=2920 here's the live audio stream if anyone wants to listen to it rather than watch the game.

EVERYBODY STOP THE DAMN PRESSES. JACOB TURNER IS PITCHING RIGHT NOW IN NOLA.

"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in." Guess the quote.

Is it even worth taking an entire season for a higher draft pick?

*Sigh of relief* It's over, guys. It's over.

:swoon

Its going to be this way with eovaldi and turner for a season or two. Hopefully they learn how to pitch by the end of next season. Just remember that they might not pan out at all. I still think eovaldi can be a #3. I guess. Not even the greats have had an amazing first season.

One question. If this game were to be rained out entirely, do any of the stats count?

I still have faith in Eovaldi.

Please ran this game out entirely.

No Ruggiano? Back spasms. Gorkys hitting 2nd lol wut. Lol Viste

So I caved and subscribed to Showtime for Comcast. My needs are finally satisfied. It felt as if the video editors tried to make Hanley seem as a Hypocrite from switching in between frames of him laughing it out with Reyes about being traded to his emotional press conference. Also, I actually like EO a lot more than I did before and he's going to fit in well with the club. It was disheartening to see Mujica's reaction to getting traded but the MLB is truly a buisness. Finally, I went crazy after Ozzie's rant on the new coconut water fad. All in all, my day was spent well. Can't wait for EO's start tonight!

EEEOOOO FOR HIS SECOND START! :wee

So much for a first AB for Gorky.

Good effort, Gorky

YES!

Buck just looks defeated before he even comes to the plate.

LOL, made my day.

What's the lowest batting average ever for a regular over an entire season? Per wikipedia: The modern-era record for lowest batting average for a player that qualified for the batting title is held by Rob Deer, who hit .179 in 1991. While finishing six plate appearances short of qualifying for the batting title, Adam Dunn of the Chicago White Sox hit .159 for the 2011 season, twenty points (and 11.2%) lower than the record. Buck could be well on his way to history this season.

Nice inning!

LWADE!!

Naturally.

What the crap

Beinfest mentioned something this morning about Cox going to AA, made me wonder whether he might even keep him in the minors next season too. Maybe target both Yelich & Cox for a midseason call. What else did he talk about?