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Our series of R&R HoF inspired thread titles leans on The Kinks to take us to Thursday's 1:10 start. OK so it's actually supposed to be partly-to-mostly cloudy today by the shores of Lake Erie but we're trying to reference good music here and not be a slave to meteorological accuracy.

Nolan McLean [7 - 7, 3.29, 1.12] will face off against lefty Roster Griffin [12 - 3, 3.06, 1.12] in the series finale. This will be the 31 y/o Griffin's first start for the Guardians following three seasons in Japan before an off-season signing by the Nationals and a deadline trade brought him to Cleveland. Still a bit confused as to why the pitching starved Nats chose to deal away an arm in the midst of a good season with still a year-plus of team control left, but I guess they opted for the quantity over quality theory.

Going for the sweep on the first weekend of August with a rested Nate Lavender in the pen. What could be better?

 

 

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Your Mets, once again ahead of the Giants and hot on the asses of the flagging Nationals.

Please welcome to the lineup Christian Pache, in the first start of his Mets career, and welcome back Eric Wagaman, who hasn't been in the lineup card for what seems like a career's worth of games.

Day off for AJ Ewing and the blisteringly hot Jorge Polanco.  Stay ready, though, guys.

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Starting Pitcher

Nolan McLean RHP 7-7, 3.29 ERA, 148 SO

Lineup

  1. Francisco Lindor (S) SS
  2. Bo Bichette (R) 3B
  3. Luis Robert Jr. (R) CF
  4. Carson Benge (L) RF
  5. Francisco Alvarez (R) DH
  6. Marcus Semien (R) 2B
  7. Eric Wagaman (R) 1B
  8. Luis Torrens (R) C
  9. Cristian Pache (R) LF


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Starting Pitcher

Foster Griffin LHP 12-3, 3.06 ERA, 116 SO

Lineup

  1. Travis Bazzana (L) DH
  2. Country Roads DeLauter (L) RF
  3. José Ramírez (S) 3B
  4. Nathaniel Lowe (L) 1B
  5. Angel Martínez (S) LF
  6. Brayan Rocchio (S) SS
  7. Petey Halpin (L) CF
  8. Patrick Bailey (S) C
  9. Angel Genao (S) 2B
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O'Jays playing on the PA during a mound visit.  The O'Jays were a defining part of the Phillie Sound, but actually were originally from nearish-by Canton and named after pioneering Cleveland DJ Eddie O'Jay.

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I'm all alone again.

You all missed Young with a pinch-hit RBI single.

Great to be a quasi-regular like Young, and when they sit you down, you make a contribution off the bench, telling the manager what you think of being left out of the lineup.

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Really testing that new bullpen. 
Nate “ purple reign” Lavender gets the job done for one inning. 
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I came in here to check what that was, half-watching on GameCast in my office. Felt weird to bunt with one out and first and third, so I assumed it was a failed squeeze.

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Senga showing he doesn’t need five days rest between appearances. 
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Alvarez can hit with men on base!

And if you tell me that Benge shouldn't have tried to score, Imma have words.

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Catching the Nats is the first order of business.

Torrens wears his catching cheat-sheet arm band to the plate.

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