TXTigerDad

There goes Nono. Suzuki bloop 1B
Bregs 0-2, K and popup
4IP 5K 57P
SEA 1-0

Didn’t know what happened last night. Just happened to catch the ninth today. He’s having a good year: ERA 2.05, WHIP 1.02.

Fix the spelling in your thread title. Alex Bregman is still alive.

Vs Cubs at Wrigley tonight
A’s 2 Cubs 1

Jump 7IP 3H 1ER 1BB

TOR (Gausman 8-9, 3.79) @ PIT (Skenes 7-9, 2.13) 5:40

Jays first AL East, Pirates last NL Central

Might be worth a watch for 4-5 innings.

Nola made his return from IL today for PHI and got lit up for 6 ER in 2.1, but his team bailed him out by scoring nine runs.

I’ll answer your question. No, not on any of the usual networks. Only on a pay basis on Flo Sports.

Centenary is a college, not a university.

Seth Lugo was born in Shreveport, but grew up in Bossier City-played at Parkway High School.

The Centenary player who’s in the NFL Hall of Fame is Cal Hubbard. Played for the Packers and Giants. He’s also in the baseball Hall of Fame and the college football Hall of Fame. He was an American League umpire from 1936 to 1951.

Gausman run from dugout by Laz Diaz mid 7th inning. Springer was not happy about being rung up on 3rd strike and Gausman was vocally agreeing with him. After ejection KG told Diaz that he was “horseshite.” Maybe KG was just in a foul mood after getting lit up yesterday.

One of the announcers just referred to the "dearth" of talent LSU has to draw from in the State of La. The exact opposite of the point he was trying to make. :rotflmao:

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Blum is the one who said a daughter who is going to LSU.

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Blummer has four daughters, the oldest named Mia, followed a couple of years later by triplets. The triplets played volleyball together at Seven Lakes High School in Katy, and all of them are now old enough to be in college, so I'm not sure which one goes to LSU.

Blummer and Todd Kalas are very good on Astros TV broadcasts. Todd is the son of the late Harry Kalas, former Astros and Phillies broadcaster.

Parking for Rice athletic events is not free. It’s $10 for all of the lots between Rice Stadium and Reckling Park. Pretty short walk-maybe 300-400 yards. Cheaper than U. of Houston, which charged me $20 to park for a basketball game recently.

“The Roost,” beer garden-style area which used to be down the left field line, is now down the right field line.