What?

An RBI without hitting a HR?

Hard to believe.

Thanks for the heads-up, CALI/FLA

Tuned in just in time to see Reddick hit one out, making it 8-2

Earlier in the year, I had considered going to today's game, but I can't get motivated to invest the time and effort now.

J.R. wrote:Earlier in the year, I had considered going to the game today, but I can't get motivated to invest the time and effort now.

These are sometimes good games to go to when the team is way out of it and the crowds are sparse. One, it's easier to get a foul ball if that is a goal. Two, I usually sit by our pen, and have for years. In the old days at Municipal I had many game time conversations with our guys in the pen as we chatted over a shared bags of peanuts. The Cleveland players were inclined to talk to fans more in Oakland when the crowds were small while I was out there.

You would have a hard time sitting by the bullpen at the Jake!
I do like the smaller crowds in the past few years. b/c I am able to sit almost anywhere, and move around freely, w/o being challenged by the ushers.

Who are those guys ??

10-3, bottom of 6th

Certainly challenges the intestinal fortitude of the die hard fan.

I've heard that Houston might be worse. But didn't they take 2 of 3 from us earlier?

I just tuned in MLB.tv; they are showing it. I don't know who the announcers are yet. Bottom 6th, bases loaded, no outs; infield fly rule gets the first out.

Kipnis walks, forcing in a run.

Cabrera pops up, another infield fly rule out.

Chooooooooo comes throoooooooough with an RBI single

10-6 Oakland, pitching change.

Brantley grounded out to end the threat. Sipp on now for the Tribe.

Matt LaPorta's reaction to the Tribe's play of late

3 bloops and a blast away from a tie ball game.