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4/26 marlins @ dodgers

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Even if you can keep it at 2 you can get that after Kershaw is out. Hopefully...

 

yeah, but I want to see a god bleed if they can scratch out a run

 

 

yeah, but I want to see a god bleed if they can scratch out a run

Realistically u gotta have 1 inning against Kershaw and get a run to get him out by the 7th or so

 

 

Realistically u gotta have 1 inning against Kershaw and get a run to get him out by the 7th or so

 

and we had a shot at a run with Ozuna's triple.... sigh

 

 

guys I'm out, let pull this one out. goodnight.

 

 

Koehler has really settled down.

 

jinx.

 

 

What a fucking joke. It will be the 7th pretty soon. 

 

Have a chance to get out of the inning and you give up another hit to the pitcher for a rbi double. And both hits were smoked. 

 

 

It is the fifth inning, and we are facing Clayton Kershaw.  Expecting a blowout in our favor tonight is an unhealthy way to go through life.

 

Or maybe just a competitive game where we aren't handing them runs on walks, wild pitches, an error, and a 2-out double to the pitcher. 

 

 

I love that some posters here are infuriated that this Marlins team is losing to Kershaw in Los Angeles. 

 

And I get to read this for FREE!

 

 

Dee: "That's how you do it, motherfucker!"

 

Hahahahahahahahaha

 

 

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