#Reds have traded Cueto/Leake...are going with rookie rotation....getting good starts....and....have scored 18 runs in 9 August games
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08-10-15 11:55 PM #1506
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08-11-15 12:37 AM #1507
Johnny Cueto was brilliant in his Kansas City debut as the Royals shutout the Tigers last night, 4-0...
Kansas City Royals Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA Cueto
(W, 1-1)9.0 4 0 0 0 8 0 116-86 2.05
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08-11-15 05:13 AM #1508
Does Machi really slip in for some cheap saves down the stretch?
Koji Uehara (wrist) will miss the remainder of the season with a non-displaced fracture in his right wrist.
Uehara suffered the fracture on a comebacker in Friday's contest with the Tigers, and while initial X-rays were negative, CT revealed the extent of the injury. Jean Machi and Junichi Tazawa figure to see Boston's save chances now; Tazawa is certainly more deserving, but John Farrell doesn't believe he's suited for the ninth, opening the door for Machi. If there's some silver lining here, it's that the 40-year-old closer is expected to make a complete recovery from this injury.
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08-11-15 07:03 AM #1509
Rockies John Gray looks pretty good so far. Last night he pitched well but the the relief pitcher blew it for him
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08-11-15 01:27 PM #1510
Big Series Starts tonight...
Pirates, Cardinals being 3-game series tonight.
Best record in MLB since May 22:
Pirates 47-22 (.681)
Cardinals 44-26 (.629)
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08-11-15 01:35 PM #1511
Should be good. Astros-Giants series starting as well, both teams in need of a win.
Originally Posted by koz-man
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08-11-15 02:12 PM #1512
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08-11-15 02:12 PM #1513
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08-11-15 03:54 PM #1514
I picked up Tazawa in deep leagues he better be the man. Originally Posted by MexicanStallion
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08-11-15 03:55 PM #1515
I clinched a playoff spot in fantasy with my win last week in 1 league.
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08-11-15 10:11 PM #1516
nice work empire
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08-11-15 10:40 PM #1517
Tazawa got off to a shitty start tonight he blew the save and the game.
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08-11-15 11:41 PM #1518
Yankees lead is now down to 0.5 games in the AL East, Blue Jays sure caught up to them fast. Still plenty of games left in the season though.
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08-12-15 01:10 AM #1519
Toronto is going to go right on by and draw off unless something changes soon. The Blue Jays are on FIRE.
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08-12-15 01:25 AM #1520
Originally Posted by BigSpoon
Yankees lead is now down to 0.5 games in the AL East, Blue Jays sure caught up to them fast. Still plenty of games left in the season though. Originally Posted by EmpireMaker
Toronto is definitely playing good ball right now. It's going to be a great stretch run this next 8 weeks!
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08-12-15 01:32 AM #1521
The are undefeated since acquiring Tulowitzki. Getting some decent pitching while out slugging everybody. Originally Posted by BigSpoon
Yankees lead is now down to 0.5 games in the AL East, Blue Jays sure caught up to them fast. Still plenty of games left in the season though.
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08-12-15 11:02 PM #1522
How long will the Blue Jays stay in first? Yankess still have one less loss than them.
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08-12-15 11:16 PM #1523
Both teams have competitive match-ups tomorrow, but it is hard to think the Jays won't pull away from NY the way they are playing. Originally Posted by BigSpoon
How long will the Blue Jays stay in first? Yankess still have one less loss than them.
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08-12-15 11:30 PM #1524
Hisashi Iwakuma tosses a no-hitter against the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday afternoon!
Seattle Mariners Pitchers IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST ERA Iwakuma
(W, 4-2)9.0 0 0 0 3 7 0 116-77 3.86 Totals 9.0 0 0 0 3 7 0 116-77
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08-12-15 11:31 PM #1525
Great work, E-M! Congrats and Cheers to you, buddy! Originally Posted by EmpireMaker
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08-13-15 02:15 AM #1526
Thanks, hopefully I dont get hit with the injury bug before the playoffs start in 4 1/2 weeks, getting Stanton back would be great Originally Posted by Shortstop
Great work, E-M! Congrats and Cheers to you, buddy!
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08-13-15 06:31 PM #1527
Sweet...BOL Originally Posted by EmpireMaker
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08-13-15 09:37 PM #1528
Mets-Pirates this weekend. Bummer no deGrom or Syndergaard though. Originally Posted by Shortstop
Great work, E-M! Congrats and Cheers to you, buddy!
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08-13-15 09:46 PM #1529
Strasburg back to being inconsistent again
Shelled
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08-13-15 11:09 PM #1530
Jays win their 11th straight, Yankees finally win to end their 5 game losing streak. Yankees-Blue Jays series starts tonight in Toronto for 3 games.
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08-13-15 11:44 PM #1531
Angels lose lefty C.J. Wilson for rest of season due to elbow surgery
By Mike Axisa | Baseball Writer
August 13, 2015 6:58 pm ET
As expected, Angels left-hander C.J. Wilson will undergo season-ending surgery to remove bone spurs from his elbow, manager Mike Scioscia told reporters Thursday. Wilson had been pitching through discomfort earlier in the season and eventually it became too much.
The Angels placed Wilson on the DL two weeks ago, and he sought three opinions to determine whether non-surgical treatment was possible. The final opinion came from Dr. Neal ElAttrache earlier this week, then Wilson decided on surgery. He'll have the procedure in the coming days.
Here's what Scioscia told Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Times:
"When you first shut down a pitcher, you're obviously hoping that it's short term and he'll be able to regain his form to go out there," Scioscia said. "I think there was a lot of different things that could take place. That was one of them. But to be honest with you, I really have no idea what direction something like this goes. It could be a lot of things. In this case, it's surgical."Reportedly, several Angels players were frustrated with Wilson's decision to get his elbow checked out, believing he could continue to pitch through it. That was a ridiculous assertion at the time and seems downright laughable now that multiple doctors have recommended surgery.
Wilson, 34, went 8-8 with a 3.89 ERA (94 ERA+) in 21 starts and 132 innings before being placed on the DL. He's had issues with bone spurs in his elbow before, most notably in 2008 and 2012. Wilson had similar clean out procedures then and came back with no issues. He's expected to be ready for spring training. Next season is the final year on his contract.
With Wilson sidelined, the Angels currently have Garrett Richards, Jered Weaver, Andrew Heaney, Hector Santiago and Matt Shoemaker in their rotation. The plan was to move Shoemaker into the bullpen a few weeks ago, but Wilson's injury forced the team to keep him in the rotation.
The Angels come into Thursday at 59-54, two games back of the Astros in the AL West. They currently sit in the second wild-card spot, 2 1/2 games back of the Yankees and 1 1/2 games up on the Rays.
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08-14-15 12:59 AM #1532
It's going to be a great series! Originally Posted by BigSpoon
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08-14-15 01:02 AM #1533
Yeah, the Pirates are trotting Happ out to the bump on Friday. I'm hoping for the best! Originally Posted by Andy117
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08-14-15 03:53 AM #1534
The Reds haven't done so bad with their trades in the past year. Some good pieces to work with.
Eugenio Suarez went off in Thursday's 10-3 win over the Dodgers, finishing 3-for-5 with a three-run home run and four total RBI.
Suarez knocked in his first run with a double in the fifth, then unloaded on a Pedro Baez offering for a three-run home run in the sixth. The 23-year-old shortstop is posting some nice numbers while filling in for the injured Zack Cozart, hitting to a .307/.338/.492 triple-slash with seven home runs and 29 RBI through 51 games.
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08-14-15 09:45 AM #1535
Originally Posted by Shortstop
Yeah, the Pirates are trotting Happ out to the bump on Friday. I'm hoping for the best!
oh boy
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08-14-15 11:16 AM #1536
And we get to see John Lamb pitch tonight... Originally Posted by MexicanStallion
John is one of 3 left-handers the Reds got from KC for Cueto.
John Lamb has been dominating at Triple-A with a 9-1 record and 2.68 ERA in 15 starts. He leads the Pacific Coast League in wins and is third in strikeouts with 84 and fourth in ERA.
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08-14-15 09:08 PM #1537
It's been a great game. Nothing ruins a good Mets game like Bobby Parnell in a big spot. Originally Posted by Shortstop
Yeah, the Pirates are trotting Happ out to the bump on Friday. I'm hoping for the best!
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08-14-15 09:55 PM #1538
lol I had forgotten about Bobby Parnell
once upon a time he was considered a good prospect
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08-14-15 11:06 PM #1539
Blue Jays win streak and brief stay in first place came to an end tonight.
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08-15-15 12:29 AM #1540
Happ pitched well today but don't the Pirate have anyone better than him ? Colon Pitched really well but Parnell sucked Mets need another middle reliever, Familia and Parnell have been shaky. Pirates lucky to miss DeGrom, they get Harvey though.
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