GDT: 6/9/19 Atlanta v. Washington; Riley back.

Enscheff said:
Corbin has his work cut out for him tonight.

When the Nats bring in a RHP to neutralize the bottom half of this lineup in the 6th/7th inning, I hope Snit is ready to counter with PHers.
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The gnats having a lefty closer does complicate that calculation. It is not a straightforward call. Depends.
 
.250/.286/.325 Riley's line during his 10-day rehab

.192/.258/.383 Riley's last 130 ABs in the majors
 
salmagundy said:
No, but 6/9/19 means June 9th.
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In most of the world, it in fact does not.

Many people are saying that FearlessLeader is very, very forward-looking and -thinking, and in point of fact that we’ve been designating game-threads incorrectly for years as the rest of the fans leave us in the dust—which, as you know I know, is actually very bad for us.
 
jpx7 said:
In most of the world, it in fact does not.

Many people are saying that FearlessLeader is very, very forward-looking and -thinking, and in point of fact that we’ve been designating game-threads incorrectly for years as the rest of the fans leave us in the dust—which, as you know I know, is actually very bad for us.
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It seems to me the leaderless feeler is taking a stand against American exceptionalism

I have to register my objection...death to the metric system...too logical, sane and european
 
nsacpi said:
The gnats having a lefty closer does complicate that calculation. It is not a straightforward call. Depends.
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Camargo, Cervelli and Culberson are on the bench to counter a LHP closer.

If Riley or Duvall come to the plate vs a RHP in a high leverage situation, Snit needs to counter with a LHH. This is about as straightforward as it gets.
 
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