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[mooby]

Before this year Stras was quietly making a name for himself, after this year I fear he leaves just so he can the ace of someone else's staff. That performance was on par with any that I've ever seen, and I attended his first game as a rookie.

Also shoutout to Rendon, way to hit a donger after that horseshit call in the 7th.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by mooby

Before this year Stras was quietly making a name for himself, after this year I fear he leaves just so he can the ace of someone else's staff. That performance was on par with any that I've ever seen, and I attended his first game as a rookie.

Also shoutout to Rendon, way to hit a donger after that horseshit call in the 7th.

I can't believe Joe Torre backed the umpire's call after watching the replay. How is an errant throw the base runner's fault, he sure looked like he kept a proper path to me.

Looks like the Nats have this in the bag as the road team has now won every game.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

I can't believe Joe Torre backed the umpire's call after watching the replay. How is an errant throw the base runner's fault, he sure looked like he kept a proper path to me.

Looks like the Nats have this in the bag as the road team has now won every game.

Until I see that 27th out with the Nationals leading, I won't count anything as in the bag yet.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Until I see that 27th out with the Nationals leading, I won't count anything as in the bag yet.

+1

We have the same mindset Quake.

Max's challenge tonight is keeping his emotions in check to start the game.

If we get 5 innings and <2 runs out of him I'll be happy. All hands on deck tonight.

Bob, someone mentioned it (think it was A-Rod on the postgame) but Gurriel did a great job of sticking his glove right into Turner's path on a ball that had no chance to get him out. He knew he had no chance to get him out so he stuck his glove in the path and got the dogshit interference call.

Chico I'm sure Cole will be available for at least an inning tonight.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by mooby

Before this year Stras was quietly making a name for himself, after this year I fear he leaves just so he can the ace of someone else's staff. That performance was on par with any that I've ever seen, and I attended his first game as a rookie.

Also shoutout to Rendon, way to hit a donger after that horseshit call in the 7th.

With Scherzer being 35 years old, I can definitely see Stras being the number 1 ace starting next year.

I hope to everything that we keep Rendon. He, Turner, and Soto are a great trio, also that call in the 7th was utter BS