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SharoneWright wrote:Forget accuracy… Just throw harder!

101 isn't working, try 102!

They need to get on base and then they need to bring in Davis Schneider to pinch hit

Tustari wrote:Looks like the Jays lineup are hung over from that fantastic wild card berth celebration two days ago. Note to all young players: never over celebrate when you haven't won jack.

Unless they were hung over all season, that isn't an excuse for this. This is who they are and have been for 6 months.

I believe in you, Matt Chapman.

Raps in 4 wrote:Remember when people wanted Hicks to be our closer?

They weren't too familiar with the real Jordan Hicks.

rally time

give davis a chance

Randle McMurphy wrote:

changes wrote:

Randle McMurphy wrote:The early Gausman pull was never gonna be a problem for the purposes of winning this game. The potential problem with it is what it does to their chances of winning game 2 and game 3.

it's over anyways, look at these at bats, desperately hacking away at total junk.

Yes, which is why the early Gausman pull made little sense. Throw everything you've got into winning tomorrow.

I meant the series. If they keep playing like this, there's good chance tomorrow's game won't even be this close (before the relievers come in).

I get what you're saying but choosing to focus on game 2 four innings in, only down 2-3 runs is embarrassing in itself. Basically if they lose this series, it's not coming down to that Gausman pull.

hopefully that last base loaded strikeout gives us some momentum!!!!!

GO JAYS GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We win if Lewis didnt play, at least that's what I'll tell myself.

JN wrote:Hicks losing out on the big offers some here wanted to make him this offseason.

Yeah, he was over throwing. He was aware of the spotlight for sure.

As we’ve been saying all season Jays would have won if we held them to 0 runs

duppyy wrote:give davis a chance

Anybody who can judge the strike zone.

def the offense we've seen all season long

Fairview4Life wrote:I believe in you, Matt Chapman.

God is dead.

The Jays in 2015-2016 jumped on first pitches, now they all stare at them?

changes wrote:

Randle McMurphy wrote:

changes wrote:
it's over anyways, look at these at bats, desperately hacking away at total junk.

Yes, which is why the early Gausman pull made little sense. Throw everything you've got into winning tomorrow.

I meant the series. If they keep playing like this, there's good chance tomorrow's game won't even be this close (before the relievers come in).

I get what you're saying but choosing to focus on game 2 four innings in, only down 2-3 runs is embarrassing in itself. Basically if they lose this series, it's not coming down to that Gausman pull.

Well that all depends on what the relievers look like in games 2 and 3. Using guys on back to back days has a tendency to reduce their quality.

Fairview4Life wrote:

Fairview4Life wrote:I believe in you, Matt Chapman.

God is dead.

And you may have killed him.

If you put a gun to my head and asked me the most likely outcome of this game I would've said 3-1 twins

RalphWiggum wrote:The Jays in 2015-2016 jumped on first pitches, now they all stare at them?

Those teams actually hit fastballs too.