5 inning, 1 run for Miller!Interesting pitching match-up tonight, (7:20, PBS): the Braves' Spencer Strider vs. the Dodgers' Bobby Miller:
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We're going to be hearing about these guys for years...
5 inning, 1 run for Miller!
He threw a lot of pitches and went to a lot of full counts, but can’t ask for more than 5 innings and only 1 run against a good team in your first start. Hoping they can hold the lead and get him a win!
Dodgers are currently without Urias, May, and Buehler. Friggin absurd. We need this kid to be ready.
Will Smith is “just smacking the ” out of the ball.Strider got 18 guys out, 11 on strikes, but gave up 8 baserunners, 4 of whom scored.
Miller got 15 guys out, 5 from strikes, gave up 5 baserunners, 1 of whom scored.
Braves are finishing up the Sunday night game in Atlanta and then fly to Oakland for a 5 PDT start tomorrow. ESPN didn't do them any favors with that turnaround.
Really?????? I had no idea. That's still quite a fast turnaround from east to west coast.But they are flying to Oakland.
They could walk to Oakland and would still be favored to win tomorrow.Really?????? I had no idea. That's still quite a fast turnaround from east to west coast.
seems like the mets had the same thing happen to them going to Oakland/SF trip.
Yes if the Braves have to make that turnaround, you couldn't pick a better opponent.They could walk to Oakland and would still be favored to win tomorrow.
It’s a shame what the A’s are putting out there.Yes if the Braves have to make that turnaround, you couldn't pick a better opponent.
Yes it is. My uncle has lived in Oakland since the 70s and usually goes to a few games a year and follows the rest on tv. It's just sad and not even fun for him and this from an organization that made the playoffs 2018-20.It’s a shame what the A’s are putting out there.
They just don’t lose, they get pounded everyday it seems.
Yup, it really is sad. That franchise has so much history - powerhouse teams in both the 70s and 80s, and really since 2000 they’ve probably made the playoffs more often than they’ve missed it? At least it feels that way. They’ve seemingly never gone very many seasons without getting good again.Yes it is. My uncle has lived in Oakland since the 70s and usually goes to a few games a year and follows the rest on tv. It's just sad and not even fun for him and this from an organization that made the playoffs 2018-20.
Yup, it really is sad. That franchise has so much history - powerhouse teams in both the 70s and 80s, and really since 2000 they’ve probably made the playoffs more often than they’ve missed it? At least it feels that way. They’ve seemingly never gone very many seasons without getting good again.
Don’t want to see them in Vegas at all, there’s way too much history in Oakland.
Good list.It's a normal enough evolution within the game. I've seen the Giants move to SF, the Dodgers to LA, Milwaukee Braves to Atlanta, the Washington Senators to Minnesota, the Seattle Pilots to Milwaukee (IIRC), the Montreal Expos to Washington, DC, the Kansas City A's to Oakland. And now the Oakland A's are talking moving to Vegas. There's probably another in there somewhere I've forgotten. Teams move. It happens. View attachment 228179
Good list.
The As moved from KC to Oakland in 1968. Based on your timeline, that is one you may have seen.
They also moved from Philly to KC in 1955. Might have seen that one. Not sure. Most be hard to be an As fan. Four moves in the span of 70 years or so.
Also the Braves moved from Boston to Milwaukee in 1952 and then to Atlanta in 1966.
The St Louis Browns moved to Baltimore to become the Orioles after the 1953 season.