How many WS rings does Kershaw have?

I rest my case.

What percentage of our win total this year has come against the Twins?

Without doing the math, my guess is 40%

Using a Dayton Moore crap pick as rationale isn't really helpful.

So I wondered why Oak was going for it, down like 7 games vs Sea for that last (and very lame) final WC. Now they're only 3 back.


Seattle is 60-40 with a +1 run diff. That's like the best ever.


They are +10 games in pythag and +9 in base runs and we aren't even done with July. Record luck pace. Beanie is betting they're about to collapse

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Right? Henry Lake is gone. No idea why the switch happened. Vern was a main radio guy in Milwaukee

I've quit watching until they bench, DFA or trade Escobar. This is ridiculous that he plays in anything other than a back up utility guy role.

Henry Lake got a job offer in Atlanta so he took it..Jay Binkly isn't really cut out to be a full time host anyway.

Why anyone would hire Henry Lake is beyond me. He is below average at everything he does. Yet, probably better than Binkley, who is likable enough, but he is just like an average guy talking on the radio.

I thought Lake was heading back to Minneapolis?

Dear mother of God. They gave that fat ****ing reerun Ron a promotion. Jesus Christ. That station officialy fell off the deep end.

From what I heard briefly today, I actually liked Vern in that role. They should do Vern + Carrington. Not a big fun of Ron and his takes, although he is quite jovial.

It is when we're still talking about Dayton Moore making this pick. And before anyone says Hoch wasn't Moore's pick... you're foolish to think that he didn't have his hand in it.

Definitely a "stick things to the wall" move, since that station is in trouble.

@jazayerli: A first baseman with a career walk rate of under 4%? Of course they are. 🤦*♂️

Royals' interested in Ryon Healy https://twitter.com/mlbtrroyals/stat...45240857608192