Dodgers @ Astros, 7/28

Montgomery Brewster will be next.

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I always believed Nuke getting called up to the bigs directly from A ball was the biggest flaw in Bull Durham. I guess it can happen after all.

HistoryAlert

This is the major league debut for the name Nivaldo.

Nivaldo joins Framber and Yuli in the unique name club. All 3 appeared in this game.

I don’t know if that’s happened before, but just for fun let’s say no and enjoy the moment.

And now back to the game.

I swear this season already feels like Manfred woke up from a Sunday afternoon bourbon nap with the hazy dream thought: “What if spring training games counted in the standings…” and then decided to make it a reality.

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I switched over to the FS1 broadcast for a couple of minutes. Horrible.

Soft single, couple of outs, then a Betts double.

Full count to Muncy, grounds out 3-1.

Do tell.

Springer up to face Treinen.

Grounds out 6-3.

1 for 20 in 2020.

Altuve works it full, smashes a 1 hopper to 3rd, out 5-3.

Was Springer even trying to beat that out?

FS1 is how I have to watch in SoCal…terrible.

Bregman walks (ball 4 is a slider away bc Treinen isn’t a punk ass)

Brantley taps out 4-3.

To the 9th.

Nivaldo back out for 3-4-5.

Turner walks
Bellinger Ks (ball to the dugout)
Taylor reaches on E5, Turner to 2nd (should have been 5-4-3)
Seager grounds out 4-3, runners advance
Pollock 5-3

2 solid innings from Rodriguez.

What an absolute embarrassment of a showing from the Astros hitters tonight. After the Rookie Brigade stopped the bleeding and held things at 5, the offense took a deep breath and promptly shit themselves.

It’s gonna be a long short season if the offense doesn’t step up.

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Jansen pitches the 9th.

Yuli pops out to RF
Correa breaks his bat but the ball settles down the LF line for a double (3 for 4 tonight)
Reddick pops out to 3rd
Toro quickly 0-2, pops out to Seager in shallow left

Astros lose.

Bullpen day tmw.

The ‘incident’ is trending. Venture into the interwebs at your own peril.

Astros had 4 hits, 3 of those from Correa.

Pretty anemic.

And the one time the Astros needed Correa to come through he got punked by a guy that didn’t throw a single fastball.

History Alert Part Deaux

Enoli Paredes is the only Enoli in MLB history.