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Lou,

My guess would be McAllister. He's been doing very well in Columbus.

Kluber has pitched well too. Might come down to which of those two are on schedule to pitch?

McAllister just pitched Wednesday. Kluber hasn't pitched since Sunday.

Hillbilly wrote:

civ ollilavad wrote:OPS:

Kipnis 883
Cabrera 899
Santana 936 (with a 247 avg!)

Hanahan 781

Choo 630
Brantley 625
Kotchum 510

Hafner .916

I've only been following the games loosely, but I had the definite impression that Hafner has been having a pretty good start to the season so far.

The effective starters at Columbus have been Zach McAllister and Corey Kluber. Mac pitched May 2 so would be on a regular turn Tuesday May 7. He has a nice ERA of 2.83, WHIP below 1.2, more K/IP than usual for him, 32/35, but he's been hit for 5 homers.

Thanks guys. Last night they mentioned that a new rule on rescheduled doubleheaders would not require sending anyone down,we can carry 26 for a day. But they did not mention options. Mac and /or Kluber it is.

I just caught a flash of the score. 3-1 good guys right

Gomez has been awesome against the power house Rangers. Only 73 pitches after 6 innings of work. The Rangers just tied the game at 3 runs each. Still a nice effort by Gomez.

We grab the lead back on a sac fly by Hafner. 4-3 bottom of the 6th.

Gomez dodged a bullet in the 7th. Runners on first and second and no outs. Kinsler raps into a 5-4-3 dp and Andrus goes down on the first pitch he saw. Middle of 7, 4-3 Tribe.

Hamilton, Young and Murphy due up in the 8th. I would like an insurance run or two right about now.

2-run triple for Johnny Damon. I got my 2 insurance runs.

6-3 Tribe still hitting in the 7th.

Robbie Ross on in relief of Colby Lewis. Asdrubal in the box.

Asdrubal fans to end the inning but Damon plates a pair. After 7, Indians 6 and the Rangers 3.