GDT 6/25: Lopez and a rainy night in the city of blues

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Hulavol

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J Kelenic (L) CF
O Albies (S) 2B
M Ozuna (R) DH
M Olson (L) 1B
A Riley (R) 3B
T d'Arnaud (R) C
R Laureano (R) RF
F Wall (L) LF
Z Short (R) SS

Delay start…. Tarp down…. Radio saying they are gonna play
 
I put this in the other thread but here goes: Showers and storms all around the stadium but it looks like they could get away with only some light rain... I think they end up getting it in but it's a tough one. Storms are just kind of popping everywhere so if they keep increasing in coverage it may not be good.

It hasn't been raining at all at the stadium and I'm guessing this is mainly for lightning in the area. Still there are some downpours not far away but right now they don't look like they are heading towards the stadium.
 
Looking more at the trends, I'd go ahead and start. Storm outflow will keep the majority of the heavy rain drifting east southeast, south of the stadium. The closest lightning strikes are now over 20 miles away... should be good IMO
 
One random account out there claiming its been PPD with a double header tomorrow... but I dunno... if so, man there have been some terrible PPD this year.
 
dude threw 3 in the zone pitches that half of the inning for an easy 1.2.3 ump gifted a strike, the non plan Braves swung at anything heading towards the plate.

I was watching some of the Faillies game.. man they seem to know what a strike is.. it must be nice as a fan to watch a team that doesn't try to hit 500 feet homers and just hit a ball where it is pitched.
 
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