Cano does it again.
Cano does it again.
6 rbis, tied with Matsui for most RBIs in single postseason game
Cano is a fuckin beast. 6 RBIs.
Rangers survived. First time the home team won dating back to their series last year.
Edit: FU Ceph...
Nope.
Troy O'Leary had 7 in 1999 - ALDS Game 5.
Nomar Garciaparra was walked intentionally to load the bases, O'Leary followed with a grand slam. Later, they intentionally walked Nomar again to have two runners on, and O'Leary hit another home run, for 3 more RBI. 7 RBI in the game. Red Sox won 12-8.
Someone else had 7 RBI in the game before... John Valentin I think... Sox won that one 23-7.
Lol. Yanks getting nervous. Calling out Rivera to put this shit to bed.
It's funny how so many people use that joke that I've never seen post or talk to me before.
And Mo fa sho. 3 pitches, 3 strikes, haha.
It's not meant with malice. Don't worry.
On topic: Garcia vs Scherzer. I don't like Scherzer's chances in a small park. 2 HRs at least.
BRAUN
Tigers in trouble in the bottom of the 9th? lol
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So, Kirk Gibson is probably going to win NL Manager of the year, and it's a shame because he is incredibly bad at his job. The plethora of mind-numbingly terrible decisions he made today has got to be a record.
I mean, Ron Roenicke trots Yuniesky Betancourt out there every goddamn day and he's STILL a better manager than Kirk Gibson.
Starting Carpenter on 3 days rest was a brilliant move. Thanks Tony, don't ever stop over-managing.
From Jayson Stark on 3 days rest, "Since 2005, before today, it was 21 starts, 5 wins, a 5.83 ERA."