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  1. Curious to see who the closer is expected to be tonight. Of course, the tying run is now at the plate, so first we have to get there.
  2. I don't see games against Washington, and I did not see oven mitt involvement.
  3. Gilbert Gomez is the man's name. I'm not sure how much getting picked off can be hung on the first-base coach. Some, certainly.
  4. Bo Bichette seems to have grown unfamiliar with baserunning.
  5. Did I miss something? Am I following the wrong game?
  6. Somehow, I'm always surprised when I find myself blacked out of Nats games.
  7. Thornton was just terrific in 2025 — before an oblique injury ended his season in June. Had all the peripherals you want to see — high strikeout rate, low walk rate, near non-existent homerun rate. Has been used almost exclusively as a starter in his pro and college careers, and it looks like he may be getting the first shot to fill Clay Holmes' slot in the rotation. Also, he comes from Arizona, where there are a lot of clay homes.
  8. Another thought is they could have gotten a look at the stuff Gerber showed up with and concluded he wasn't what they were hoping he'd be. Duarte has given up one run in his last six appearances, covering 10 innings. He's a multiple-inning guy in that sense, and I imagine they were hoping to exploit that, after burning Sean Manaea for the next several days.
  9. Well, they didn't call Gerber up. He was on the roster already when he got hurt. They just activated him. But ... yeah, now they've sent him down. It is true that all teams do it, but no that doesn't make it right. I think it was the success of the Dodgers championship of 2020 — and possibly them going back to 2017 — that got teams really addicted to the idea of sustaining a 10-deep bullpen by constantly rotating a cast of guys through to fill the last two spots. I think it's crazy.
  10. Sunday afternoon's hero Tyrone Taylor is in the starting lineup Monday night. Against a righty, too. METS Starting Pitcher: Christian Scott (RHP) — 0-0, 3.45 ERA Lineup: Carson Benge (L) RF Bo Bichette (R) SS Juan Soto (L) DH Mark Vientos (R) 1B Brett Baty (L) 3B Marcus Semien (R) 2B A.J. Ewing (L) CF Tyrone Taylor (R) LF Luis Torrens (R) C WASHINGTON Starting Pitcher: Jake Irvin (RHP) — 1-4, 5.91 ERA Lineup: James Wood (L) RF Luis García Jr. (L) 1B Brady House (R) 3B CJ Abrams (L) SS Daylen Lile (L) LF Jacob Young (R) CF José Tena (L) DH Jorbit Vivas (L) 2B Drew Millas (S) C
  11. I was shocked that all three tabloids didn't go with TAYLOR MADE.
  12. Only their second intradivisional series (both have been against Washington) so far in this weird, weird schedule of a season. It may be the weirdest. And hopefully that means far less travel as the weather gets hot, but for all I know, Philly and Atlanta and Miami and Washington have had three west coast trips already too.
  13. Congratulations on the mini-run, but please don't forget to start the next IGT early.
  14. How about the Reds? They're somehow 24-23 with a -35 run differential. The Mets are only at -16.
  15. With the win, the Mets retain soul possession of 13th place in the league, and gain on the Marlins, only a half game ahead of them — in 12th place in the league, and perhaps more importantly, in fourth place in the division standings. The Phils, meanwhile, simply could not be hotter, and are tearing ass up the standings, 3.5 games behind the Wild Card pack.
  16. I think Schumann fielded it, but it stayed in his glove. He seemed to be reaching with his throwing hand when they collided, and the game was over by the time he recovered.
  17. It probably could be an error, but (a) they were coming home no matter what even though Semien looked like he would score no matter what, and (b) where they were positioned, they would have certainly been in a position to get Benge at first. So while it's not the textbook fielder's choice, I'm not sure what would have been the more accurate scoring. It wasn't a hit. I guess it could be ruled an error on Schumann, but he he wasn't getting Semien, and it's not his fault that Volpe or Chisholm or whoever ran into him. I mean, he was trying to come home, and just got his senses knocked out of him by a full-on body check.
  18. He drank a whiskey drink, he drank a vodka drink, he drank a lager drink, he drank a cider drink
  19. For what it's worth, the replay suggests Semien was gonna be in there either way. I honestly don't know what kind of wheels Brujan has. Stole a lot of bases in the low minors though.
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