GDT 8-4 MAD MAX

[thewupk]

The answer is obviously at first base....

Freddie to 3rd confirmed

 

[CyYoung31]

Wow. Thought that was gone.

 

[jpx7]

Swanson smoked that. Good sign he hasn’t actually remembered he’s bad.

 

[Runnin]

Kelsey is so much better than that cookie cutter blond. At least she had some personality.

 

[jpx7]

Acuña great again.

 

[USMA76]

Gutsy move by RAJ to score. If he'd have been out, another adjective might have been used.

 

[jpx7]

Kelsey is so much better than that cookie cutter blond. At least she had some personality.

Agreed. I didn’t get all the thirst for Kelsey, but I thought her silliness and ebullience was charming.

 

[jpx7]

Why not Schleber here for Adams?

 

[jpx7]

Ozuna’s long fly was probably an easy homer last year, right?

 

[msstate7]

Riley with a walk and bomb. Maybe he's gonna get going

 

[CrazyTrain]

Riley crushed that. Wow.

 

[USMA76]

Nice effort by the Jays' Alford but he didn't come close to catching Riley's home run.

 

[bravesfanMatt]

Game cast shows slider up. Was that pitch a hanger?

 

[thethe]

Nobody hits a hanging slider like Riley.

 

[CrazyTrain]

Game cast shows slider up. Was that pitch a hanger?

Not a ton of break, but certainly was up. Riley looked like he knew it was coming. Waited and destroyed it.

 

[jpx7]

Shoemaker looks like the second-in-command villain from a gritty western film released circa 2007.

 

[Runnin]

Agreed. I didn’t get all the thirst for Kelsey, but I thought her silliness and ebullience was charming.

She looked and sounded unique. The new girl looks like thousands of other blond babes. I honestly don't think I could pick her out of a lineup.

 

[bravesfanMatt]

How far do we let Fried go. The pen could use a breather.

 

[USMA76]

Not a ton of break, but certainly was up. Riley looked like he knew it was coming. Waited and destroyed it.

Maybe somebody was banging a trash can in the bullpen to tip him off. IIRC that's already been tried by one of the teams in the American League.

 

[USMA76]

That, folks, was a major league double play started by Freeman.