Cleveland Sports Forum

I swear it's raining everywhere. Rain threatening the NASCAR race in Delaware, rain in Cleveland, and a radically unseasonable steady downpour here in the eastern part of the San Francisco Bay area.

Mebbe it's a good day to find a bowling match on TV.

Personally, I am watching a tennis match finals (Djokovic vs Nadal) in Rome, Italy. That should be far enough away.

Matt Underwood says,
"Still raining and strong gusty winds blowing in...brutal. I'm guessing its doubtful we ever start this game."

PPD

With the win on Friday night and then the two rainouts, do we get to count this as a sweep?

Tribe Fan in SC/Cali wrote:With the win on Friday night and then the two rainouts, do we get to count this as a sweep?

I don't see why not... .........................................SWEEP!!!

So, a five-game series in four days in August?

Let's win 4 in a row, to sweep 3 series in a row.

VT'er wrote:So, a five-game series in four days in August?

Well, it might work out well to hope Seattle is hopelessly out of it and has a completely different roster by the time late August rolls around. Frankly, I feel better about facing what they have now on the field.

I would have rather played these games while we were on a roll.



I bet the game day lineups of both teams change quite a bit between today and that week of August.

The sun is shining in KC!

2nd inning bunt with no outs by Hannahan to move the runners to 2nd and 3rd.

I wonder if he bunted on his own?

It did get us a run on the Brantley hit to short right that likely would not have plated a runner from 2nd.

Travis Buck catches a ball in left that was about the same depth as the ball Kearns had go over his head for an RBI double a few games back.

Carlos Santana hitting .270 thus far in May, despite his .220 overall say the KC announcers.

KC announcers that their scheduled starter for tomorrow is now throwing in the pen.

And in he comes

Five walks to The Tribe through 2.0


Winds are blowing in as Hafner bats....

And after a 9 pitch battle Hafner ripped it but it was caught almost against the right field wall.