Just a theory. All of these pitchers getting hurt, is it because so much emphasis on top end speed and spin rates? How many of our starters go more than 6?
Or were pitchers of yore, afraid they would lose their meal ticket somebody else?

Just what you expect, Detroit 1 run 2 hits. (Homer)
Cleveland no runs on 4 hits. Allen 6 innings Smith 1 inning and Sewald in to start the 8th.
It figures. Great start by Logan Allen

I really think we should seriously consider walking Schwarber every time he comes to bat.

Trade out of #2 and get #5 and take Mason from Michigan?
Love the trade but that pick makes absolutely no sense.

Started following the Tribe in 64 when my grandmother and watched a game on TV. After many free tickets won listening to WMAN and using many different friends names. I've been shortchanged the last several years with no TV games. Been umpiring since 68 and retired from high school ball after Covid. ...

Carolina? Are you just checking to see if I read your posts?
I do.

Carolina? Are you just checking to see if I read your posts?
I do.

Ramirez's hit and error that got him to 3rd, should've tried for home. Might have been close, but I thought it was worth the risk. The throw wasn't to the infield yet. I told my friend at the time this was probably a turning point. That was my view from way up from 556 row Q.

Maybe it's a sign. Last year White Sox won 41 games. Their record vs Guardians 5-8. We provided 13% of their wins and we still won the division.

Omg 1-0 win. Infield single by Santana, walks to Noel and Manzardo. Nolan Jones hits it long down the line, just foul on a 3-2 pitch. Jones with the winning walk-off walk. All off Mike Clevinger. Cle 1-3-1 and Six 0-2-0

I remember I was there. Just returned from a Med deployment (Marines) had my tickets. Couldn't find a place to park. Cleveland Police has me park on the shore way. Got in time to watch Robinson bat 1st time. That home run electrified 80k people.

Question, with the huge increase with pitching arm injuries, is it 1- because of wanting throw 95+ or this "spin rate" thing or both.

Thanks!

If a minor leaguer is on the injured list (surgery on arm) does the clock stop accumulating years for purposes of either make the 26 or placed on waivers?

Their on YouTube. There's also locked on MLB and clubs