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Rockies offense looking good. Hopefully Tulo can manage to stay healthy.

Michael Morse powering the Mariners to glory this season.

MVP.

I got M's as this years' Orioles team. They need one more legit bat though.

TyCobb wrote:Rockies offense looking good. Hopefully Tulo can manage to stay healthy.

They got their 3 run 7th on a walk, three infield singles and a broken bat single to shallow center. That entire inning was a joke and Tulo, CarGo and Fowler are the only good offensive pieces they have (unless Helton can bounce back).

trwi7 wrote:

TyCobb wrote:Rockies offense looking good. Hopefully Tulo can manage to stay healthy.

They got their 3 run 7th on a walk, three infield singles and a broken bat single to shallow center. That entire inning was a joke and Tulo, CarGo and Fowler are the only good offensive pieces they have (unless Helton can bounce back).

Look out for Arenado in like 2 months from now. Cuddyer will do great, maybe not long term, but definitely this year. Then once they get their catcher back. Gonzalez and Tulowitzki are as good as any 1-2 in the game though.

The Braves offense was very impressive during their first game, so I expect the same today, and for it to be strong for most of the season.

My Oakland A's hopefully show up tonight against Seattle and get their first win of the season.

BayAreaMadSkill wrote:Michael Morse powering the Mariners to glory this season.

MVP.

I'm happy for him, LOVE Mikey Mo. One of my favorite players. I wish he were still here, but I didn't mind essentially trading him for Denard Span(needed a leadoff hitter and better defender). I hope Morse keeps on killing it for Seattle.

Here's a funny Morse story: http://www.usatoday.com/story/gameon/20 ... y/1654009/ (he wears a hoodie and sweats to jury duty )


Nats pitching rolling early, first Stras then Gio, back to back shut out Ws. Then again it's only the Marlins, other then Stanton it's basically a AA lineup.

Vernon Wells...

Andy looked good tonight for the Yanks, which is a blessing and curse. At least they got one out of the series.

Yeah Pettite did look very sharp. Only two well hit balls all night that I saw, and that was at the end of his shift by Bradley Jr. and Ross.

Cervelli rocked that series for the yanks.

Who puts up a worse record this year? The Marlins or the Astros?

Astros.

the marlins can get a few wins off of the mets.
i don't know where these Astros victories are going to come from.

TyCobb wrote:Who puts up a worse record this year? The Marlins or the Astros?

I think they both may hit 110 losses this season. It should also be interesting to see if Stanton gets shipped before the deadline if he gets crazily unhappy.

Celtics_Champs wrote:Yeah Pettite did look very sharp. Only two well hit balls all night that I saw, and that was at the end of his shift by Bradley Jr. and Ross.

Cervelli rocked that series for the yanks.

Cisco is the better catcher than Chris Stewart, IMO. People kept ragging on him because he spent all of 2012 in the minors.

On another Yankees note, they start a series in Detroit this afternoon that culminates with a CC vs. Verlander matchup. I'm not really looking forward to the exercise in offensive futility that the Yanks will showcase.

Hopefully Nova bounces back this season and looks good early.

Da Schwab wrote:

TyCobb wrote:Who puts up a worse record this year? The Marlins or the Astros?

I think they both may hit 110 losses this season. It should also be interesting to see if Stanton gets shipped before the deadline if he gets crazily unhappy.

I think you may be right. In fact, I hope the Marlins lose ~110 games for what they did this past offseason.

I feel bad for my friends who are legitimately Marlins fans, but Jeffrey Loria is the scum of the earth.

Chris Davis is killing it! 4 homeruns and 16 RBI through the first 4 games of the season. HAWT

Well, the Nats certainly had an off night...

Sooooo how bout them blue jays....?

Yeah yeah I know it's early and the only reason I'm talking is cause the sox beat them, but not a great start. 1-3