Tapate50
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Joe Kelly is out for the rest of the postseason with a biceps strain
Sounds like a good way to get a fresh arm in the pen
Joe Kelly is out for the rest of the postseason with a biceps strain
Dodgers should have won Game 2, we should have won Game 3, they should have won Game 4, and we should have won Game 5. We are still in a good spot. Lose tomorrow? Well all bets are off.
Are people really on him about last night?
Joe Kelly is out for the rest of the postseason with a biceps strain
I know people like to be dramatic (like me, but I'm almost always trolling) but last night didn't really prove anything. Max was terrible and off just a hair, so a good team handled his mistakes. It happens. With Atlanta going home, they just need to take care of business. And I think they will. Ian should have plenty of rest, the high-leverage BP arms will have two days and off and the offense just needs to be more timely. Overall, it's simply a blowout loss to a team that can turn it on and did. The Dodgers clearly have the edge with Scherzer going tomorrow but that means very little in the long run and Morton-Buehler is a good push either way.
Does anyone really expect Anderson to do any better than 4 innings?
I know people like to be dramatic (like me, but I'm almost always trolling) but last night didn't really prove anything. Max was terrible and off just a hair, so a good team handled his mistakes. It happens. With Atlanta going home, they just need to take care of business. And I think they will. Ian should have plenty of rest, the high-leverage BP arms will have two days and off and the offense just needs to be more timely. Overall, it's simply a blowout loss to a team that can turn it on and did. The Dodgers clearly have the edge with Scherzer going tomorrow but that means very little in the long run and Morton-Buehler is a good push either way.
Does anyone really expect Anderson to do any better than 4 innings?
I know people like to be dramatic (like me, but I'm almost always trolling) but last night didn't really prove anything. Max was terrible and off just a hair, so a good team handled his mistakes. It happens. With Atlanta going home, they just need to take care of business. And I think they will. Ian should have plenty of rest, the high-leverage BP arms will have two days and off and the offense just needs to be more timely. Overall, it's simply a blowout loss to a team that can turn it on and did. The Dodgers clearly have the edge with Scherzer going tomorrow but that means very little in the long run and Morton-Buehler is a good push either way.
Good Twitter thread from EOF on Fried's performance last night.
https://twitter.com/EOF34/status/1451476405791838217?s=20
So I just happen to be in Atlanta and my son and I are just happening to go to game 6 tomorrow
Does anyone really expect Anderson to do any better than 4 innings?
Silver linings:
We have two games left if we need them, and they are both in Atlanta, which regardless of our home/road split is WAY better than Dodgers' stadium.
If we win one of those two, we get to celebrate in front of the home crowd.
We have Ian and Morton available on full rest. Ian has shown himself to be solid under pressure in the playoffs, even if it usually takes him a million pitches to get through 5 scoreless. And Morton is Morton. He is historically good in elimination games.
Cy's mom gets a day off today.
Soler is back. He replaced Camargo. Our bench immediately goes from a huge weakness to at least average.
Our top guys in the bullpen are well rested. They needed that. It is the one HUGE plus from losing a blowout. If we had lost another 1-run game, we would be looking at Matzek going 10 straight and **** like that.
Did I miss anything?