Triple S said:

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Aggie8587 said:

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The collapse is so steady, consistent and painfully obvious that I don't see how we hold off both SEA and TEX. This team is awful

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but, this won't be the team in 2 weeks….. just say'n

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Don't bring thought into this.

Aggie8587 said:

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The collapse is so steady, consistent and painfully obvious that I don't see how we hold off both SEA and TEX. This team is awful

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It's just a bad series. I'm not going to go all hyperbolic on it.

The team is far from awful, just has really bad periods of inconsistency like this.

Pena needing another rest day doesn't help. Throwing out Gordon doesn't help, we should have expected a loss today anyways. The loss last night hurts a lot more.

But whatever, just try and win one game at a time. No reason why we can't turn things around quickly. Despite the result, the lineup is vastly improved recently.

Neris isn't worth his antics. Get rid of him

houag78 said:

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I think he was pissed the guy on second was stealing signals

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Except with pitch com you aren't just seeing signs from the catcher.

Red Sox got the latest Apple Watch?

Showing some emotion. Much better than continually watching the walking dead out there.

Watch a few Cam. Dang dude.

It was a "thing" to the coaches for whom I played.

Maybe, late in the game & down by one, you might try it. Maybe.

The single to left was very shallow. It didn't take much of a throw to get Walker.

In all honesty, it doesn't mean as much when our overall play is just horrendously bad in virtually all areas right now.

Twisted Helix said:

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Watch a few Cam. Dang dude.

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not the only one who needs to hear it.

htxag09 said:

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houag78 said:

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I think he was pissed the guy on second was stealing signals

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Except with pitch com you aren't just seeing signs from the catcher.

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He can potentially see into Neris's glove and see grip. He can also tell location based on the catcher without the hitter peaking back.

And I'm shocked that Cora's teams would do anything like that. Shocked.

I bet Bregman is livid his coach would stoop so low.

mwm said:

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It was a "thing" to the coaches for whom I played.

Maybe, late in the game & down by one, you might try it. Maybe.

The single to left was very shallow. It didn't take much of a throw to get Walker.

In all honesty, it doesn't mean as much when our overall play is just horrendously bad in virtually all areas right now.

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Definitely not a thing. Not all that rare, or necessarily bad, to get the 3rd out at home. It's a game of odds. If it's a 50/50 play at home you're sending him. Much better odds than getting another hit.

That said, not sure that was a good send for a variety of reasons.

Mathguy64 said:

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htxag09 said:

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houag78 said:

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I think he was pissed the guy on second was stealing signals

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Except with pitch com you aren't just seeing signs from the catcher.

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He can potentially see into Neris's glove and see grip. He can also tell location based on the catcher without the hitter peaking back.

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Right. Why I said he may be tipping pitches to him.

mwm said:

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It was a "thing" to the coaches for whom I played.

Maybe, late in the game & down by one, you might try it. Maybe.

The single to left was very shallow. It didn't take much of a throw to get Walker.

In all honesty, it doesn't mean as much when our overall play is just horrendously bad in virtually all areas right now.

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I think you just got the rule wrong dude… there is no baseball axiom/rule of thumb about making the third out at home.

This would be hilarious…do it CC1

Wet fart

Be so for real

You knew the guy was coming with the gas. Not sure how you could've been fooled.

10 hits, 8 of them XBH.

13 hits, 1 of them an XBH

Let's go ahead and strand 15 just for fun