4/6 Arizona (Galarraga) @ Chicago (Dempster) 1:20PM WGN

[Schwarber Fan]

we want barney

[Sammy Sofa]

As awesome as Soriano has bee, he's an auto-K when he gets to two strikes.

 

Soriano after 2 strikes this year:

 

.250 .308 .500 .808

 

[expletive] DeWitt.

[mookie]

I have been taking a quiz with the sound muted...the third error!?

 

Who has the other two?

[Rob]

Guess who isn't starting tomorrow? I'll give you a hint. Blake DeWitt.

[Guest]

Kinda gotta side with Quade on giving the starting nod to Barney. DeWitt doesn't have his head in the game.

[Schwarber Fan]

As awesome as Soriano has bee, he's an auto-K when he gets to two strikes.

 

Soriano after 2 strikes this year:

 

.250 .308 .500 .808

 

[expletive] DeWitt.

 

small sample size

[Sammy Sofa]

I have been taking a quiz with the sound muted...the third error!?

 

Who has the other two?

 

Soriano and Soto.

[erik316wttn]

Guess who isn't starting tomorrow? I'll give you a hint. Blake DeWitt.

 

Guess who also isn't good at baseball.

 

Blake DeWitt.

[apete6]

Guess who isn't starting tomorrow? I'll give you a hint. Blake DeWitt.

 

I'm pretty sure no one is starting tomorrow.

[Schwarber Fan]

losses before offdays are the worst.

[NotSoSober]

Doubt DeWitt starts for a while now. The difference in defense is what cost us this game

[Tryptamine]

Always a fan of scoring a run then giving it right back. I like it even more when they do it a couple of times in one game.

[erik316wttn]

losses before offdays are the worst.

 

It just gives us another full day to be at each others throats.

[Sammy Sofa]

As awesome as Soriano has bee, he's an auto-K when he gets to two strikes.

 

Soriano after 2 strikes this year:

 

.250 .308 .500 .808

 

[expletive] DeWitt.

 

small sample size

 

Just sayin'. He hasn't been an "auto-k" with 2 strikes this year.

[erik316wttn]

Always a fan of scoring a run then giving it right back. I like it even more when they do it a couple of times in one game.

 

That drives me absolutely bonkers. I'm not making any sort of scientific claims here, but it seems like the Cubs do it far more often than it should happen.

[Sammy Sofa]

Always a fan of scoring a run then giving it right back. I like it even more when they do it a couple of times in one game.

 

That drives me absolutely bonkers. I'm not making any sort of scientific claims here, but it seems like the Cubs do it far more often than it should happen.

 

Then don't make the claim.

[mookie]

"The Cubs are the worst team at doing everything, ever." - Erik

[Sammy Sofa]

The gulls wish to feast.

[erik316wttn]

Always a fan of scoring a run then giving it right back. I like it even more when they do it a couple of times in one game.

 

That drives me absolutely bonkers. I'm not making any sort of scientific claims here, but it seems like the Cubs do it far more often than it should happen.

 

Then don't make the claim.

 

I don't know if stats are even kept on that sort of thing, but I'd like to see where all MLB teams rank in terms of giving up runs in the next AB after scoring them.

[Sammy Sofa]

Always a fan of scoring a run then giving it right back. I like it even more when they do it a couple of times in one game.

 

That drives me absolutely bonkers. I'm not making any sort of scientific claims here, but it seems like the Cubs do it far more often than it should happen.

 

Then don't make the claim.

 

I don't know if stats are even kept on that sort of thing, but I'd like to see where all MLB teams rank in terms of giving up runs in the next AB after scoring them.

 

I'd be curious myself if anyone tracks such a thing.

[Sammy Sofa]

Hah! [expletive] you, Young.

[kujay]

Wow, nice one CY.

[inari]

Wow, nice work Mateo.

[Sammy Sofa]

Great escape by Mateo.

 

LET'S DO THIS.

[Yeti]

Always a fan of scoring a run then giving it right back. I like it even more when they do it a couple of times in one game.

 

That drives me absolutely bonkers. I'm not making any sort of scientific claims here, but it seems like the Cubs do it far more often than it should happen.

 

Then don't make the claim.

 

I don't know if stats are even kept on that sort of thing, but I'd like to see where all MLB teams rank in terms of giving up runs in the next AB after scoring them.

 

I'd be curious myself if anyone tracks such a thing.

wow, there must have been something unusual in the joint i just smoked 'cause i'd swear you two just agreed on something