Matthews 2B
Alvarez DH
Paredes 3B
Walker 1B
Smith RF
Cole CF
Dezenzo LF
Shewmake SS
Salazar C
LMJ vs Glasnow on the hill
Debating whether or not to run to the store and do some rainy day day drinking during this one.
Lance throws strikes in the top of the first, 3 up 3 down on 12 pitches
Brice lines the 3rd pitch he sees into the Crawford Boxes
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So Matthews is now how many behind Craig Biggio for all-time leadoff home runs?
Tucker pulls a hard GB down the line, looks like Walker had a play on it but it hits the bag and goes into RF…Tucker was actually hustling, Cam made a quick barehanded pickup and strong throw to 2B but Tucker beat it by a foot. Leadoff 2B.
Fewer than he’s behind Rickey
Strikeout, F9 and an IF single to 3B puts runners on the corners with 2 outs
…and Lance yanks a breaking ball for a run scoring WP, followed by another F9
1-1 game
So, a double off the bag at 1st, a single on a chopper off the plate, and the run scores on a wild pitch. Sounds about right for this team and this season.
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2026 Astros baseball baby
Henderson holds the MLB record with 81. George Springer is second all-time with 64, but I think Biggio still holds the Astros’ club record with 53. Not positive how many of Springer’s were with the Astros, though.
I don’t think he passed Biggio before he left
Glasnow out? Anyone watching care to give a description of what happened?
Made me look…39 in Houston, 25 in Toronto. Altuve has 41
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He didn’t throw an actual pitch…he came out during warmups
Smith wasting ABS challenges again in the second inning. Just aces.
Not clear. Blum’s speculation is something with his lower back, which seems plausible given the way he was walking toward the dugout.
Leadoff walk to the 9 hitter…stop me if you’ve heard this before
Trainer out to check on Lance
Dodgers now have three runs. All scored on wild pitches.
Good grief, this is pathetic. Time to switch to Champions League.
Top of the third…
Walk
Double
Wild pitch
Wild pitch
Walk