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MLB 2025
- Thread starter Gaolee
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Slow news week in LA, so Dodgers just announce Ohtani as the starting pitcher tonite...
Yikes!
Yikes!
It's a shame to lose a kid like Kyle Harrison but he'll be great for the Sox. I'll still be watching him.
Fingers crossed he stays healthy the rest of the way. He has looked good.
Bah! Let's hope not. As a Mariners fan, I want both teams from Texas to melt in the sun. The Mariners are beginning to come back from IR. I sure hope the guys who are coming back are ready to come back and are as good as they were before going down. Injuries have been pretty ugly so far this season.Rangers starting to put some wins together. Bats are finally starting to produce.
Hope it's for real!
If the Mariners could hit, it might make a difference these days. They seem to be reverting - brilliant pitching wasted by abysmal hitting.
Dodgers claw back to .600, taking three of four from the Padres. Kershaw tonight to start a series with the Nats.
The Padres series included what have become dodgeball matches in pretty much every game. It isn’t a Padres series without the usual bench clearing.
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There will be six games in August and that’ll be it for the regular season. Weird that they don’t meet in September.
The Padres series included what have become dodgeball matches in pretty much every game. It isn’t a Padres series without the usual bench clearing.
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There will be six games in August and that’ll be it for the regular season. Weird that they don’t meet in September.
Well, I never thought that almost halfway through the season the Cubs would have the best record in the NL. Cubs fans all knew Pete Crow-Armstrong was great with the glove and on the bases, but he's hitting really well, too. And the pitching staff has weathered both injuries and a bad bullpen. Hopefully they can keep it up and make a prudent trade or two. Also...
The Rockies won three in a row. There is no official record of the number of heart attacks this caused.
