A few quick updates:
– Avila doesn’t need surgery, but no timetable for a return, yet.
– Verlander felt good after throwing 25 pitches yesterday, no news yet today, which is presumably good.
Ricky Nolasco v. Lobstein tonight.
1. Gose, CF
2. Kinsler, 2B
3. Cabrera, 1B
4. Martinez V, DH
5. Martinez J.D., RF
6. Cespedes, LF
7. Castellanos, 2B
8. McCann, C
9. Iglesias, SS
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11 responses to “Game 2015.34: Twins at Tigers”
In Game 2 of this season the Tigers waited until their second at bats to send Ricky to the showers. Let see what happens tonight. During that game Iglesias went 4-4 with all singles.
Darn…the Twins read my post!
Life is full of mysteries. One of them is why guys still go for the extra base when Cespedes has the ball.
This offense is a nice organic alternative to sleeping pills.
I believe that Mr. Cespedes is due for a HR
Cabrera’s first hit since last Friday.
That’s 6 LOB for Victor already. And he’s got a shot at a sombrero to go with it. It’s like having a pitcher bat 4th.
Is JD hurt?
“Lower back tightness.” He’s “day to day.”
Two whole runs or less for the 9th time in 15 games…wow
Night game batting averages:
Miggy..158
Victor…115
JD….231
Cecp…222
Casty….228
McC…..194
And to quote our great leader of men “I really like the way we are swinging the bats right now”!!!