Tonight was the first game an O's starting pitcher has gone 7+ IP this year... also their first shut out of the year, probably related!
First Atl win this season without a HR.
8th straight over Was.
God I love playing the Pirates. All but two starters have at least one extra base hit, and the Brewers have 5 home runs and 3 triples in this game alone...
First game since 1958 where a team had at least 5 home runs and 3 triples.
BREWERS
The Rangers have the only starting rotation that has never played another inning for a Major league organization besides their own, and the same can be said for 10 of their 13 pitchers overall.
They have the lowest team ERA in the Majors as of Monday.
This Oakland v. Angels game literally just ended within the last 5 minutes
Strasburg reportedly experiencing tightness in his pitching forearm. But according to him, it isnt bad and he wont miss his next start
Just read Giancarlo Stanton may miss up to a month. Didnt see why though
Holy fuck Delmon Young is in the lineup tonight. I hope you Braves and Nats like the wild card cause shit just got real bitches.
Hudson going for win #200.
Hits a homer and is leading 8-1.
.Chicago Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts said Wednesday that without new signage in the outfield at Wrigley Field the team will consider leaving the historic ballpark.
It's believed to be the first time Ricketts has publicly floated the idea of leaving Wrigley, although he maintained throughout his speech at the City Club of Chicago that his preference is to remain at Wrigley and improve the park with a $500 million renovation.
"I'm not sure how anyone is going to stop the signs in the outfield, but if it comes to the point that we don't have the ability to do what we need to do in our outfield then we're going to have to consider moving," Ricketts told reporters, according to the Chicago Tribune. "It's as simple as that."
Ricketts said the team needs to install a 6,000 square foot video board at Wrigley because it would bring in much needed revenue.
Ricketts said the Cubs could be making $20 million a year more in ad revenue. He said the video board proposed for the left field is "midsize" compared to those displayed at other major league ball parks.
Nearby rooftop owners, who charge fans for access to watch Cubs games, worry such a board would block their views and have vowed legal action if that happens. In 2004, the team and the rooftop owners entered into a 20-year deal in which the Cubs allow access to views of Wrigley in exchange for 17 percent of rooftop revenues. Ricketts says studies indicate the views would only be blocked minimally, if at all.
They ain't going nowhere
Oh I know, just found it interesting
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dat fucking curveball