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I think I have the solution. We shouldn't play on Sundays (3-10), or Wednesdays. (3-9) or day games (11-17) We shouldnt play against the NL West (8-20) or on national television (9-20) We shouldnt play in 1-run games (11-20), or 2-run games (3-8) If we can avoid all of that moving forward...

The illusion is real: 3-10 on Sundays. Also, 3-9 on Wednesdays. Their record in day games is better than I had assumed: 11-17. Still not good.

Votes have alot to do with who shows up to what games.

It's helped that most of the teams at the top of the standings have come back to earth. The Padres were not in a playoff spot as of yesterday, and that 6th spot is now at about an 88 win pace instead of 92 like it was 2 weeks ago.

It sounds like they would both be right at home in the Braves lineup.

He also switched to a torpedo bat. Look what it's done for Eli!

We coudlnt have gotten something for him?

We're still on this? The play wasn't made, he made another great play that saved the game, and we won. Move on.

Here's some wacky situational records for this under-performing team. Pythag record - 34-31 1-run games - 9-19 2-run games - 4-7 NL West - 6-19 Road - 11-23 All 4 together - 1-9 16 losses where the Braves had the lead.

I'm usually one of the more optimistic fans here but I have to say this team is done. Ride out the string, sell what you can. Get ready for '26.

I hate how MLB can manipulate the game by changing the balls. Curious that in most of these years there is a definite V curve going on. My tinfoil hat goes on when I see stuff like this.

Well, they can't be in Phoenix, but they are playing the D-backs. Maybe...

That HR stat is a weird one. To put it in perspective: With 2 or 3 men on base: 2024 30 HR in 813 PA, or 1 every 27.1 PA vs 213 HR in 6075 PA total, or 1 every 28.5 PA 2025 4 HR in 299 PA, or 1 every 74.8 PA vs 62 HR in 2201 PA total, or 1 every 35.5 PA So HR are down overall, and the...

Where is the road trip to Phoenix when we need it?

I got a good feeling we can't lose today. Call it a hunch.