Wah-Ooh!! Big win. Hope for the best for Glasnow.
Woo-HOO!!!
Quite a game. Andy P en fuego!
Pages having one heck of a day.
Don’t mind seeing Treinen when Dodgers are up by ten.
Teo is a mess.
Needs to sit a game or two.
Freddie. Double #557. Three away from tying Kent and Murray with 560.
Ker-Pages!!
Holy Cow!! Three runs on three wild pitches.
At least it’s not an elbow.
Reported as back tightness. Same thing Mookie went out with. Hope its not an oblique.
Oh no! Glassnow is hurt. Terrible news
Tie game!
Game #37
Dodgers (22-14)
at
Astros (15-22)
SP Tyler Glasnow R
3-0 2.56 ERA
vs
SP Lance McCullers R
2-2 6.32 ERA
Lineup:
DH S. Ohtani L
1B F. Freeman L
LF T. Hernandez R
RF Kyle Tucker L
3B Max Muncy L
CF Andy Pages R
C D. Rushing L
SS Hyeseong Kim L
2B A. Freeland S
On a positive note, at least that little punk Altuve didn’t beat us. 😃
Pinch hitting Espinal for Freeland was galactically stupid.
Fudge!! Our offense thoroughly sucked.
Not sure why in the hell he pinch hit Espinal for Freeland. Would not have been my choice.
Need a run. Easy, peasy.
I like Call and I think he is a keeper. I think he is more valuable than Kike’.
My wife says Vesia reminds her of one of the Smith Brothers as in cough drops.
Can’t even advance the runner.
Somebody wanna hit?
Rally Time!! Clap…Clap!!
Rats!! 0-5 RISP, 6 LOB already.
Good grief. Swing the bat Tucker. Fastball right down the middle.
The G-nats are a real class act… https://www.sfgate.com/giants/article/sf-giants-padres-ad-22243602.php
Miggie a tough #9 batter.
Game #36
Dodgers, 22-13
at
Astros, 14-22
Ohtani, RHP
2-1, 0.60 ERA
vs
Lambert, RHP
1-2, 3.52 ERA
Lineup:
Rushing DH
Freeman 1B
Smith C
Tucker RF
Hernandez LF
Muncy 3B
Pages CF
Freeland 2B
Rojas SS
Nice to have a low-drama game for a change.
Wah-Ooh!! Win Streak!!
Nice!
Woo-HOO!!! Just caught the tail end.
Time to put this baby to bed.
Is this game Treinen proof??
I still worry when he comes in.
Freeland’s line last 15 games .326.375.442 .817
He wants to stay around when Betts, Kike, and Edman come back. I think Espinal will be the first to go. Call could be on thin ice if both Kim and Freeland are getting it done.
Good job Yams.
That was some catch! (By their guy)
Runs for Yams.
I’m looking at the fans behind home plate and they are quiet but the TV says there is a lot of cheering. Is it canned like in the Covid days?
Those are rich folks in those seats. To paraphrase John Lennon, they don’t cheer, they rattle their jewelry .
Ohtani borrows a swing type from Kim for an RBI
It just came to my attention that, at this point in the season, Hyeseong Kim leads Fernando Tatís in home runs—one to zero.
He’s chasing down Ohtani in RBIs as well.
I’m liking Kim and Freeland. Muncy might be playing his best ball. I miss Betts but I’m enjoying this middle infield.
Tucker feels at home?
Willie doubles in Othani with a high fly against the left center fence. I’m doing play by play until others show up here
Freeland with an oppo home run on a two strike count.
Smith gets a break. Ball should have been caught.
Could have been but leaping up as high as the fielder could on a high arching ball is certainly not easy. Easier to time a leap on a ball with less height.
Seven Dodger hitters come up to hit in the first inning and score a single run. That’s the minimum.
Game #35
Dodgers (21-13)
at
Astros (14-21)
SP Y. Yamamoto R
2-2 2.87 ERA
vs
SP Ryan Weiss R
0-2 6.65 ERA PRIM
Lineup:
DH S. Ohtani L
1B F. Freeman L
C Will Smith R
LF T. Hernandez R
RF Kyle Tucker L
3B Max Muncy L
CF Andy Pages R
SS Hyeseong Kim L
2B A. Freeland S
These names seem familiar
How notable players who were with the Dodgers the last couple of seasons are doing with their new teams. Click on the player’s name to be taken to their full stats page:
Anthony Banda, Twins: 1-0, 9.00 ERA, 14 IP, 16, hits, 5 walks, 13 K’s, 50 ERA+
Austin Barnes: out of baseball (released by Mets in spring training)
Cody Bellinger, Yankees: .275/.373/.483, 142 PA’s, 8 doubles, 1 triple, 5 homers, 20 RBIs, 137 OPS+
Walker Buehler, Padres: 1-2, 5.40 ERA, 25 IP, 27 hits, 12 walks, 24 K’s, 78 OPS+
Mike Busch, Cubs: .218/.317/.339, 145 PA’s, 7 doubles, 1 triple, 2 homers, 17 RBIs, 92 OPS+
Michael Conforto, Cubs: .300/.321/.433, 38 plate appearances, 4 doubles, 5 RBIs, 150 OPS+
Caleb Ferguson, Reds: on the IL
Jack Flaherty, Tigers: 0-2, 5.90 ERA, 29 IP, 27 hits, 25 walks, 32 K’s, 74 OPS+
Jason Heyward: retired
Justin Dean, Cubs: in the minors
Tony Gonsolin: out of baseball
Kenley Jansen, Tigers: 0-2, 6.14 ERA, 6 saves, 7.1 IP, 8 hits, 4 walks, 9 K’s, 74 OPS+
Craig Kimbrel, Mets: 0-1, 4.26 ERA, 6.1 IP, 6 hits, 3 walks, 8 K’s, 100 OPS+
Michael Kopech: out of baseball
Gavin Lux, Rays: on the IL
Dustin May, Cardinals: 3-3, 5.15 ERA, 36.2 IP, 47 hits, 9 walks, 25 K’s, 75 ERA+
Zach McKinstry, Tigers: .209/.261/.326, 46 PA’s, 2 doubles, 1 homer, 5 RBIs, 62 OPS+, on the IL
James Outman, Twins: .129/.182/.194, 33 PA’s, 2 doubles, 4 OPS+
Ben Rortvedt, Mets: in the minors
Corey Seager, Rangers: .213/.315/.410, 143 PA’s, 6 doubles, 6 homers, 17 RBIs, 113 OPS+
Chris Taylor, Angels: in the minors
Justin Turner, Tijuana (Mexican League): .276/.344/.448, 32 PA’s, 2 doubles, 1 homer, 3 RBIs
Trea Turner, Phillies: .243/.304/.375, 148 PA’s, 6 doubles, 4 homers, 11 RBIs, 86 OPS+
Miguel Vargas, White Sox: .220/.359/.424, 145 PA’s, 4 doubles, 1 triple, 6 homers, 17 RBIs, 119 OPS+
Kirby Yates, Angels: on the IL
Interview with Glasnow after the game and he described the problem as back spasms.