Nats @ Braves - Doubleheader 9/4. Game 2

[UNCBlue012]

Let’s go Braves! Let’s grab a DH sweep.

Braves:
Acuña
Dansby
Freddie
Ozuna
TD
Neck
Riley
Duvall
Camargo

Ynoa

 

[Slippyjms]

Dude you can’t start threads without lineups

 

[clvclv]

Dude you can’t start threads without lineups

1. Acuna
2. Dansby
3. Freeman
4. Ozuna



There ya go.

 

[thewupk]

when is first pitch?

 

[Heyward]

Nats lineup, no Soto again.

Robles
Turner
Cabrera
Suzuki
Thames
Harris
Garcia
Taylor
Holt

 

[Slippyjms]

GDT 9/4/20 Game 2

Acuna CF
Swanson SS
Freeman 1B
Ozuna DH
d’Arnaud C
Markakis RF
Riley 3B
Duvall LF
Camargo 2B

Ynoa P

 

[Slippyjms]

Let’s make it a doubleheader sweep

 

[UNCBlue012]

Dude you can’t start threads without lineups

also, the lineup is there you weirdo

 

[salmagundy]

Not a good way to start the game.

Hit Robles then Balked him to 2nd

 

[striker42]

Ynoa reminds me of Jorge Sosa.

 

[jpx7]

Goddamn, Chip obviously workshopped that throughout game-one—and it was still dog****.

 

[zbhargrove]

Good to see Ynoa can still get the no hitter

 

[UNCBlue012]

That was a weird inning

 

[thethe]

How could acuna not lead off the game with a homer. Trash

 

[UNCBlue012]

Lmao. Ozuna at it again

 

[thethe]

Ozuna may need to be extented

 

[Heyward]

Ozuna has been way better than anyone could have imagined.

 

[USMA76]

I know there are libraries of information I don't know but I had absolutely no idea that Ozuna was such a talented hitter.

 

[jpx7]

Ozuna has been way better than anyone could have imagined.

I mean ... maybe better than anticipated, offensively, relative to a most likely outcome. But his underlying statistics last year suggested that a performance like this was certainly quite possible—which is something at least a few of us suggested over the off-season (even before he signed with the Braves).

 

[UNCBlue012]

I know there are libraries of information I don't know but I had absolutely no idea that Ozuna was such a talented hitter.

Is this serious? His peripherals were thrown around all offseason. He’s the textbook example of a hitter who often experiences bad luck