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joe ****en smith
Yordan was good tonight. Obviously failed in the biggest moment of the game but yeah, he got on base 3 times. That 0-1 center cut fastball being...
Total number of baserunners tonight is incredibly encouraging, as is forcing the Nationals to use every single one of their bullets. A comeback...
Absolutely horrendous games from Bregman and Correa. Horrendous.
Missing on center cut fastballs man. Those are pitches Yordan feasted on in the regular season.
Good AB. Breggy still missing those center cut fastballs man. Fouling all of them off, just hasn't been able to square them up whatsoever.
Ok Breggy. Let's go.
I'm not going to overreact to one game. Bats need to be better, gotten a guy on base early in the inning 5 out of the 6 thus far, then struggled...
Swinging at ball 4 from both Correa and Maldonado. Just poor.
Correa has been a problem tonight at the plate. Guessing.
Baffling strategy against Soto. You have to challenge him inside, cannot let him get his hands extended. Just an off night from G.
You cannot miss catcher's interference. Just f'ing terrible and probably cost the Astros at least a run there.
Maybe don't throw the high fastball to Soto.
Love Reddick swinging at a ball four breaking ball with a man on base and Springer on deck.
Tried to tell y'all about Yuli. He's been so locked in.
This disaster could have been avoided had Astros PR / management just handled this in the correct way. Not saying Taubman is innocent by any...
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Yuli is going to have a big series. He was slapping the ball all over the place against NYY and they were just perfectly positioned to make outs.
I am so lucky to be able to say I was both on World Series Game 2 and last night. Two experiences I will never forget as a lifelong fan.
DeShaun gets hit in the head, no call. Unreal.
