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Monday, April 12 @ 7:07pm At TD Ballpark. TV: YES, SNET, SNET-1


Gerrit Cole
RHP
1-0, 1.46 ERA, 21 SO

vs


Robbie Ray
LHP
0-0, -.-- ERA, 0 SO

Tuesday, April 13 @ 7:07pm at TD Ballpark. TV: SNET-1, YES


Jameson Taillon
RHP
0-0, 3.86 ERA, 7 SO

vs


Hyun Jin Ryu
LHP
0-1, 2.92 ERA, 12 SO

Tuesday, April 14 @ 7:07pm At TD Ballpark. TV: SNET, YES


Corey Kluber
RHP
0-1, 5.68 ERA, 8 SO

vs


Ross Stripling
RHP
0-1, 7.56 ERA, 10 SO

might as well create one for this series!

Lets go Jays!

It's time to make some noise in this division. There is no reasonable world in which the Orioles should be tied for second in the AL East, behind only the Sox.

Parataxis wrote:It's time to make some noise in this division. There is no reasonable world in which the Orioles should be tied for second in the AL East, behind only the Sox.

There are 150 games to go.

Fairview4Life wrote:

Parataxis wrote:It's time to make some noise in this division. There is no reasonable world in which the Orioles should be tied for second in the AL East, behind only the Sox.

There are 150 games to go.

153 by my count.

Parataxis wrote:It's time to make some noise in this division. There is no reasonable world in which the Orioles should be tied for second in the AL East, behind only the Sox.

The Cleveland Name TBDs are leading their division after having traded off all but one of their recognizable players, and with a payroll that approximates Buck's hairdressing budget. Noted disappointment Byron Buxton is the league's best hitter, while the runaway leader in walks allowed is noted good-control-haver German Marquez. Weird things happen in small samples.

I can understand taking a knee, voicing concerns through the media, attending protests, etc. Not sure I understand what Hicks is hoping to accomplish by not doing his job. It isn't the Yankees organization that is at fault here. As far as I know, not even Kaepernick refused to play.

That said, it's hard for me to put myself in Hicks' position. Only he knows the pain he's going through. If he's that distraught that he can't do his job, I suppose I can understand it. It's not surprising a lot of Yankee fans don't like it, though.

Lateral Quicks wrote:I can understand taking a knee, voicing concerns through the media, attending protests, etc. Not sure I understand what Hicks is hoping to accomplish by not doing his job. It isn't the Yankees organization that is at fault here. As far as I know, not even Kaepernick refused to play.

That said, it's hard for me to put myself in Hicks' position. Only he knows the pain he's going through. If he's that distraught that he can't do his job, I suppose I can understand it. It's not surprising a lot of Yankee fans don't like it, though.

Isn’t just doing what the nba did last year? It’s just he’s doing it alone.

Lateral Quicks wrote:I can understand taking a knee, voicing concerns through the media, attending protests, etc. Not sure I understand what Hicks is hoping to accomplish by not doing his job. It isn't the Yankees organization that is at fault here. As far as I know, not even Kaepernick refused to play.

That said, it's hard for me to put myself in Hicks' position. Only he knows the pain he's going through. If he's that distraught that he can't do his job, I suppose I can understand it. It's not surprising a lot of Yankee fans don't like it, though.

Hicks also spent several years with the Twins.

Wild Pitch remains an extremely productive member of our lineup. Great job breaking up the double play.

That would have been an easy double play to end the inning. Good to see them take advantage of the mistake. Vladdy looking great to start the season!

That's a strike. Come on ump!

Tough to ask Ray to match Cole, but I will ask for it anyways.

Ray's going to throw a 190 pitch no-hitter.

Schad wrote:Ray's going to throw a 190 pitch no-hitter.

what's the most pitches someone has thrown in a MLB game?

GO JAYS GO! WE GOT THIS!

Hottie McShotty wrote:

Schad wrote:Ray's going to throw a 190 pitch no-hitter.

what's the most pitches someone has thrown in a MLB game?

Nolan Ryan threw 235 pitches in one game.

That a boy Rowdy! First hit of the season.