Correa walks
10th walk since rejoining the team (in less than 100 plate appearances)
10th walk since rejoining the team (in less than 100 plate appearances)
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Rockies had 6 hits
Astros had 6 hits
Astros had 6 hits
No hits after the second inning...tough scene
This team is infuriating
Well, what do you know? Another blowout loss to a vastly inferior team.
linkdude said:
No hits after the second inning...tough scene
I guess if you exclude the hits in the 4th and 5th….
Big Inning sums it up for the night:
"So the Rockies go to Houston and beat the Astros on the day they get Yordan Alvarez back. On the day Hunter Brown starts. You can't. Have that happen. If you're the Astros. They are barely hanging on to a division lead."
You'd think the producers of Big Inning have watched enough Astros to not act so surprised.
"So the Rockies go to Houston and beat the Astros on the day they get Yordan Alvarez back. On the day Hunter Brown starts. You can't. Have that happen. If you're the Astros. They are barely hanging on to a division lead."
You'd think the producers of Big Inning have watched enough Astros to not act so surprised.
W said:
Correa walks
10th walk since rejoining the team (in less than 100 plate appearances)
Free out after him. No reason to give in.
Meanwhile Detroit gets a two out grand slam from Riley Greene to retake the lead against the A's. Tale of two teams going in different directions. Running out of time to turn it around.
My bad I guess I misread Tags, maybe he said two hits since the 2nd.
We've been blessed to see enough elite baseball played from 2017-22 to know what a team that has "it," or at least may, looks like versus a team that does not.
Guess we are going for the hope Seattle loses strategy.
That said, A's just took the lead because Langeliers and Soderstrom are awesome.
seems like the players don't really care this a bad result when you are in division race.
BURN IT ALL DOWN!!!
great Seattle came back
By the time the game starts tomorrow, the Astros could be in a tie for the division lead again
Hi Ho Joe has got to Go!
Mariners take the lead. Wild to see a team get down and keep fighting vs a good opponent compared to one that can't be bothered to show up against an awful one.
Opposite trajectories.
Opposite trajectories.
Either the run prevention factory starts producing again, or... yikes
Last twenty games at home
someone at Space City is going to get fired for showing that graphic
Just because you're a team owned network doesn't mean you have to lie about what's right in front of you.
Iambob said:
11 base runners and 1 run?
Typical Astros baseball
The more I watch O'hearn on the Padres, the more I wish we had gotten him at the deadline
Crazy that the Pads can roll out Mason Miller in the 7th inning
gambochaman said:Baseball Is Life said:Beau Holder said:
- 0-7 at home against the A's and Guardians
- got outscored like 45-6 over a weeklong span
- went 30 innings without scoring
- pantsed at home by the Rockies with the ace on the mound
Not deep playoff run caliber and not even remotely fun to watch. Wicked combo of a team.
This has been a patchwork season, but the team is getting healthy at the right time. It's sad people can't enjoy the resiliency and instead have to focus on the negative aspects.
I am not trying to be rude, but it sounds like the team is making you miserable. Just turn them off and go on with your life.
Bruh
Its the freaking rockies
Against our ace
At home
Their pitcher had an era north of 7
Yordan back in the lineup which should have had the team pumped
This is absolutely embarrassing and pathetic
It's also just one game. Let's not overreact.
AggiEE said:gambochaman said:Baseball Is Life said:Beau Holder said:
- 0-7 at home against the A's and Guardians
- got outscored like 45-6 over a weeklong span
- went 30 innings without scoring
- pantsed at home by the Rockies with the ace on the mound
Not deep playoff run caliber and not even remotely fun to watch. Wicked combo of a team.
This has been a patchwork season, but the team is getting healthy at the right time. It's sad people can't enjoy the resiliency and instead have to focus on the negative aspects.
I am not trying to be rude, but it sounds like the team is making you miserable. Just turn them off and go on with your life.
Bruh
Its the freaking rockies
Against our ace
At home
Their pitcher had an era north of 7
Yordan back in the lineup which should have had the team pumped
This is absolutely embarrassing and pathetic
It's also just one game. Let's not overreact.
There have been a lot of "just one game"s since the all star break. Way too many. It's past time to stop treating them as anomalies
EastCoastAgNc said:AggiEE said:gambochaman said:Baseball Is Life said:Beau Holder said:
- 0-7 at home against the A's and Guardians
- got outscored like 45-6 over a weeklong span
- went 30 innings without scoring
- pantsed at home by the Rockies with the ace on the mound
Not deep playoff run caliber and not even remotely fun to watch. Wicked combo of a team.
This has been a patchwork season, but the team is getting healthy at the right time. It's sad people can't enjoy the resiliency and instead have to focus on the negative aspects.
I am not trying to be rude, but it sounds like the team is making you miserable. Just turn them off and go on with your life.
Bruh
Its the freaking rockies
Against our ace
At home
Their pitcher had an era north of 7
Yordan back in the lineup which should have had the team pumped
This is absolutely embarrassing and pathetic
It's also just one game. Let's not overreact.
There have been a lot of "just one game"s since the all star break. Way too many. It's past time to stop treating them as anomalies
Every team goes though stuff like this, while it seems a bit too common this year….we're still in good standings for making the playoffs.
Sucks no doubt, we should be far more ahead than we are. Lots of lost opportunities.
M's lose! Need good Framber tomorrow and then Costanza helps us take solid lead on Thursday
EastCoastAgNc said:AggiEE said:gambochaman said:Baseball Is Life said:Beau Holder said:
- 0-7 at home against the A's and Guardians
- got outscored like 45-6 over a weeklong span
- went 30 innings without scoring
- pantsed at home by the Rockies with the ace on the mound
Not deep playoff run caliber and not even remotely fun to watch. Wicked combo of a team.
This has been a patchwork season, but the team is getting healthy at the right time. It's sad people can't enjoy the resiliency and instead have to focus on the negative aspects.
I am not trying to be rude, but it sounds like the team is making you miserable. Just turn them off and go on with your life.
Bruh
Its the freaking rockies
Against our ace
At home
Their pitcher had an era north of 7
Yordan back in the lineup which should have had the team pumped
This is absolutely embarrassing and pathetic
It's also just one game. Let's not overreact.
There have been a lot of "just one game"s since the all star break. Way too many. It's past time to stop treating them as anomalies
And yet they still have the fourth best record in the league and a division lead
linkdude said:
Meanwhile Detroit gets a two out grand slam from Riley Greene to retake the lead against the A's. Tale of two teams going in different directions. Running out of time to turn it around.
Well this looks a little funny now. At least tigers and m's choked late
Lost on a walk off walk, we know how that feels
tjack16 said:
Guess we are going for the hope Seattle loses strategy.
That's what we've BEEN doing for the last 6 weeks
Marlins bullpen gives up 9 runs in the top of the 9th to lose 11-2 to the Braves.
I started Alacantra in this one for Fla and saw that score was shaking my head untiil I looked at the box.
BravesTop 9th
I started Alacantra in this one for Fla and saw that score was shaking my head untiil I looked at the box.
BravesTop 9th
- T. Zuber pitching for MIA
ATL
MIA - Ozuna doubled to left.
2
2 - White ran for Ozuna
2
2 - Albies fouled out to third.
2
2 - Alvarez Jr. walked.
2
2 - J. Simpson pitching for MIA
ATL
MIA - Brujn doubled to left, White scored, Alvarez Jr. to third.
3
2 - Baldwin singled to right, Alvarez Jr. scored and Brujn scored.
5
2 - Profar singled to left, Baldwin to second.
5
2 - Olson walked, Profar to second, Baldwin to third.
5
2 - Acuña Jr. walked, Baldwin scored, Olson to second, Profar to third.
6
2 - Harris II popped out to second.
6
2 - White singled to left, Olson scored and Profar scored, Acuña Jr. to third.
8
2 - Albies homered to left (383 feet), Acuña Jr. scored and White scored.
11
2 - Acosta at third base.
11
2 - J. Sanoja pitching for MIA
ATL
MIA - Acosta at third base.
11
2 - Alvarez Jr. flied out to shortstop.
11
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