If Marquez and Bruney are going up, then I would think Harrell is going right back, and maybe they've come to their senses and will send Sale down to start.
This team doesn't need to go 26-5, but 26-12 to the break after today is almost a necessity.
If they get swept in Boston, we're right back where we were when the Sox were 11-22.
It was Harrell's turn in the rotation for Charlotte, he's already on the 40-man, and if Danks has a bad outing, they needed a pitcher that could give innings, so a bullpen pitcher in Charlotte wasn't much of an option.
He's actually had a pretty good May.
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Ranger said Dunn wasn't pinch hit for because he's going to break out one of these days.
Poor excuse, but I fully expected that from him.
He can start breaking out in the 2nd inning. In that situation, pinch hitting with Quentin was the only right move.
Baseball 101.
54 games in the books. 1/3 of the season.
Team ERA: 3.92
31 quality starts.
And they are on pace for 90 losses.
That's bad offense, bad bullpen early, and bad managing.
Well, they got their 8 runs today to get the season average up to exactly 4.0/game.
Hopefully the next 108 games will be better. Better yet, they get a couple more today.
It's too bad there is suspicion of Bautista. It's a valid concern given what has happened in baseball, but what if this was the first legitimate PED-free run of Maris's record? That would be very cool, but we'll never know for sure.
I kinda hope the Sox put up 7 runs quick, and Edwin has a so-so start to make it an easy decision to take him out.
I'm just worried they'll actually take Humber, our best starter so far, out of the rotation.
7 quality starts out of 9, and move him to the bullpen? No f***ing way.