Rays call Bob Seymour. Or Bobby SeymourIf you want. You will probably do that because Bob is one of those rare names that is better casual. John or Johnny? I’m going to the John. Frank or Frankie? I have to be honest. Bob or Bobby? Bob on this – sorry, I’m going Bobby. When you go Bob, people nod their heads and pretend to listen while they try to judge your buoyancy. Unfortunately, this child has more problems than Bob. “Suddenly Seymour is next to me in the Majors?” That is Yandy Diaz. Every Hoo! It was a short schedule day and I have a goof. Don’t come for my Bobs army. So, Seymour had 30 homers and a .263 average with a 25.7 K% in Triple-A as a 26-year-old. Oh, yes, Jakob Marsee can be Babe Ruth with Rickey Henderson and cannot get a sorrow, but Bob Seymour Kan? Again: short schedule. After reading Bob’s statistics, I want Seyless, but if you need Power Unstate in a deep competition, I think you can give him a swirl, and now you know what about Bob. Anyway, this is what I saw even more yesterday in Fantasy Baseball:
Michael Busch -1-out-3 and his 24th Homer, 2nd Homer in two games, 3rd Homer in a week. “We have Busch!” A famous quote from Revenge of the Nerds and a pruning in an arboretum.
Matthew Boyd – 7 IP, 2 er, 3 baserunners, 5 ks, era at 2.46. Boyd seems to be the only person in the Cubs Clubhouse who did not get the message that it was time to go back.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. -1-out-3, 2 RBIs and his 20th Homer. Cakebatter who rises that pitch without baking soda.
Max Scherzer – 7 IP, 1 er, 6 baserunners, 3 ks, era at 3.83. He stood in front of a line -up that did not have Seiya or PCA, so it was a lot harder than recent Cubs -Line -ups. However, it still had those tramps Ian Happ and Kyle Tucker. It is quite wild that the entire Cubs team performed so much and now all crashes back to earth at the same time. That is baseball, Suzyn.
AARON NOLA – will return on Sunday. The good news is that Taijuan Walker stays in the rotation while the Phils are moving to a six-man. Well, good news compared to Nola who returns to pitch.
Paul Dejong -1-out-3, 2 runs and his 5th Homer and 3rd Homer this week. Colonelmosterd is in the buying column of this afternoon; That is a scourge and half! That is more tempting than a clickbait advertisement that says: “Wait for you to see what these 80s look like now”, and it is Nell Carter, and you know she died more than 20 years ago.
Jesus Luzardo – 6 IP, 3 ER, 7 Baserunners, 7 KS, ERA at 4.21 versus Brad Lord – 6 IP, 2 ER, 8 Baserunners, 3 KS, ERA at 3.26. This matchup of Jesus/Lord was invoiced as: “Keep this matchup from my child’s school!” By some, and: “What is wrong with a little God? Afraid that you will burn”, by others, and a collective plate was passed through the stadium.
Dylan -Means -1-Out-3 and his 12th Steel, as it was activated from the IL. He missed three months with a slanting tension. When he was asked to point his oblique, he said, “Somewhere on or in my body?”
Edward Cabrera – 5 1/3 IP, 5 er, ERA at 3.34. His home age is 2.86; That is not his outlet. It’s not all; Most pitchers have better eras at home (unless they are A’s), but Edcab clearly prefers to drive to the park.
Tanner Bibe – 5 2/3 IP, 2 ER, 9 Baserunners (4 BBS), 5 KS, ERA at 4.54. A fifty -age era is not good, and his underlying statistics are not much better. They are better. A bit. Tad Bibee also sounds like his brother. If he is a Muslim, it is Habibi Bibee.
Jose Herrera -1-out-3, 2 runs, 2 RBIs and his 2nd Homer. Fun fact! 60% of Ivan Herrera’s fantasy owners saw this Herrera Homer scrolling over the Ticker and pumped their fist.
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. -1-out-4, 3 RBIs and a slam (15) and legs (10). After I had dropped Lou-Guu-ju in May, my RCL team never recovered. It shows that it is sometimes more important to have a few boys from the clubhouse.
Eduardo Rodriguez – 7 IP, 1 er, 7 baserunners, 6 ks, era at 5.40. If I started him, he would have gone 5 ip with 7 there.
Kyle -Boer -3-out-4 and his 6th Homer. Wonder if he mentions his children FFAs. You know, future farmers of America. Hmm.
Brenton Doyle -2-out-4 and his 11th Homer, 3rd Homer in the past week, he also hit the nearest .400 in August. I said I had to buy it in my first buy of the 2nd half. Have you listened? Well, Didja?
Riley Greene -1-Out-4, 2 RBIs and his 28th Homer. The life of Riley has this guy! Idiomatic and literally.
Shoveled – 7 IP, 3 ER, 8 Baserunners, 3 KS, ERA at 2.42. So he’s not right, right? Not necessarily injured, but there is something here, right? The twins, his opponent, start some boys who should not make the softball team of the office. One of those boys homely homated him, so yes, I think there is something here. Perhaps it is a dead arm period, and he is so good that it simply makes him medium versus terrible.
Edouard Julien -2-out-3 and his 3rd Homer. He was Homer’s first Lefty all year round Skubal. Yes, something is wrong.
Bailey Ober – 5 1/3 IP, 3 er, 4 hits, zero walks, 4 ks, era at 5.15. Think he should be better, but if you start a man with a 5+ ERA, you have nothing to lose or you are in an all-all-competition.
Roki Sasaki -3 In his rehabilitation start in two-plus innings and he could not touch 96 km / h, what he was on average in the Majors and what do the Dodgers do here? Close it.
Ryan Helsley – 1 ip, 2 er, era at 3.29, and gives runs every time he enters the game. How is Helsley? Can you see how far I keep my arms apart? It’s far.
Francisco Lindor -3-out-4, 2 runs and a slam (22) and legs (19), hit .249. Not to insult Francisco, because I like him, but he has a good Mike Cameron season. I think that is also an insult to Cameron.
Kodai Senga – 5 2/3 IP, 2 er, 6 baserunners, 7 ks, era at 2.35. Looking at Senga and I got away with two thoughts: 1. It is no wonder that Hitters cannot touch him because he throws the next 66 mph and 97 km / h the other. 2. I can’t believe the Mets still start Jeff McNeil. Not really connected to Senga, but when I looked Senga, I saw McNeil. Not saying that Vientos, Baty and Mauricio have been great, but why take away a battle from one of them for McNeil?
Carlos Carrasco – designated for assignment. That assignment is that he stops walking in every crumbl and asks loudly: “Do you know who I am?”
Bryce Elder – 7 IP, 2 er, 7 baserunners, 6 ks. It’s crazy how good he is year after year. I’m with your mess! He has an ERA of 5.89! Only hardly better than cookie.
Ozzie Albies -3-out-4, 3 RBIs and his 10th Homer, hit .227. Marla Gibbs is offended by that! Wait for your hair now to see! Ozzie Albies actually had a better season when he was injured all year round and you could just drop him and go further. Ozzie Albies plays just as well and how much he makes – $ 17/hour.
Michael Harris II -3-Out-4, 3 RBIs and his 14th Steel. Josh Naylor laps him in Steals. That’s all.
Michael King – Hit the il with knee inflammation. Of course, I think, maybe, but what do I think? They are still poor problems, but they are only trying to ward off criticism.
Julio Rodriguez -1-out-3, 2 RBIs and his 24th Homer, hit .259. Jrod sees his shadow in February and that means that he is not good until September. This year he did not see his shadow, so it was August.
Logan Evans – 4 IP, 2 ER, 7 Baserunners (4 BBS), 1 K, ERA at 4.37. Okay, so the Mariners have one meh starter.
Ryan Mountcastle -1-out-3, 1 run, 1 RBI and two steals (2, 3). Someone has viewed Naylor highlights!
Tomoyuki Sugano – 5 1/3 IP, 0 er, 4 baserunners, 2 ks, era at 4.06. When you ask the streamonator for Sugano, it says, “Are you out of your mind?”
Gunnar Henderson -1-out-4, 1 RBI, hit .283. They pointed to the broadcast that Gunnar had five consecutive games with an extra heat and I wondered aloud: “How many of them were gays?” Then I came close to the TV and started screaming: “How much?!” (It’s one.)
Daniel Johnson -0-out-3, 1 run and its 2nd handle. The Line -up of the Orioles reads as the scene “Doctor, Doctor, Doctor, Doctor” in Spies Like us, but with last names that end in –Son. “Henderson? Henderson.” “Johnson? Johnson.” “Jackson? Jackson.” “Carlson? Carlson.” “Jackson? Jackson.”
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