@dogpancake73 I do wonder what the plan is for him long term he can obviously hit but with it being limited to 1B/DH plus with all are current Infielders being controllable plus having so many great infield prospects wonder if Aranda could be a deadline trade guy
@dogpancake73 This team is obviously extremely talented but the thing that's impressed me the most is the ability to just take it a day at a time every team will have rough times its how you respond lose the first 2 in Chicago find a way to salvage a game lose 2 in Oakland respond with 2 wins
@ltw0303 I'd probably grab 1 more rental veteran but overall it could be ok by the deadline they'll obviously know more about if Rasmussen will be able to come back this year I'd probably grab a SP just for depth dont know if a Giolito is needed really
@stevecarney It happens to all teams and the offense was due for massive regression definitely sucks though especially when its 2 1 run games just gotta try and power through it and try and sneak a few wins
@rekrabmb Its pretty ridiculous how well these Oakland pitchers are throwing yes a few Rays are going through tough times but these Pitchers are just dotting
@dogpancake73 He definitely would help vs RHP but he was struggling it probably is injuries but he just hasn't been the same player the last 2 years now
@dogpancake73 Yeah not a lot of guys are swinging very well right now sucks for the Pitching to hold a team and offense being unable to really even put up many chances against a team for whatever reason games on the Road seem to give them more struggles so far this year
@darby_robinson Yeah wonder if part of it was also trying to get a hit by going to the right side with a lefty pitcher but just really tough at bats these 2 games
Story: Former NFL RB Peyton Hillis, who saved his son and niece from a swimming accident earlier this year, says "it is 100% a miracle" no one died in the incident 🙏
Hillis recounted the "scariest point" of the incident was making a decision to rescue his 8-year-old niece Camille ahead of his 9-year-old son Orry.
"I think the scariest point ... was when I'm swimming to my son and I have to pass by him because my niece is in more danger," Hillis said. "I knew that I had to pass him up to get to Camille first. Because, you know, if I didn't then there's no way she would've made it."
The 37-year-old eventually made it back to shore with his son as well, but fell unconscious and began to experience lung and kidney failure.
Hillis was later airlifted to Pensacola's Baptist Hospital, where he was sedated and placed on a ventilator.
After about 10 days, Hillis regained consciousness and spent two weeks recovering in the hospital's intensive care unit.
(via @abcnews)
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@darby_robinson Few guys are going through tough stretchs but gotta give them credit they executed really well the entire game really the 1 inning got away from Eflin and that was it
@BelloAces Like I understand wanting the best for your team but how some fans thought this team would seriously compete with this division is pretty crazy
This kid’s dad has DM’d LITERALLY every single professional sports account I’ve ever worked on 10+ times. Sometimes hundreds. Sports Illustrated, XFL, Barstool begging to be posted.
It’s the saddest case of vicariously living through a kid I’ve ever seen. Hope it works out.