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In episode 521, Patrick, Jeffrey and Craig talk about sledding and late night movies, then discuss five mostly baseball topics. 1. There’s no such thing as free agency: one big Tigers signing, and two equally important (at least for this pod) Rockies signings,2. PECOTRADAMUS: Let’s see what the supercomputer has to offer this season.3. Disguised […]
Jose Quintana has found a new home, just not one that is historically pitcher-friendly. The 37-year-old left-handed starter has agreed to a deal with the Rockies, ESPN’s Jesse Rogers reports this Tuesday evening. The terms of the contract, which still requires medical treatment, are not yet known. Jose Quintana, a member of the Brewers last […]
The Tigers remain interested in adding a starting pitcher this season, writes Jon Heyman of The New York Post. Detroit was bound by it Chris Bassitt And Luke Giolito a few weeks back. While both pitchers remain available, the Tigers have also expressed interest in Nick Martinez And Jose Quintanareports Evan Petzold of The Detroit […]
1899The new American League was formed in Chicago. The city did not have a team in the league at the time, but soon acquired the St. Paul, Minnesota franchise along with its player/manager, Charles Comiskey. They settled on the South Side at the 39th Street Grounds, at 39th and Princeton. 1906By winning their second road […]
The Bewers announced that left -handed Jose Quintana was posted on the 15-day wounded list, retroactively on September 15, due to a left calf tribe. Right -handed Nick Mears has recovered from the 15-day IL as the corresponding movement. Quintana started Sunday’s game against the cardinals. He was drawn after throwing 67 throws over four […]
Jose Quintana Standed up a calf injury that led to his abbreviated start in the 3-2 loss of the Brewers for the cardinals today. Manager Pat Murphy told the media (including Hunter Baumgardt from 97.3 The Game Radio) said that Quintana was wearing a walking shoe and undergone an MRI to determine the extent of […]
Dodgers lose two games in three days where their starters did not give hits by seven innings as a nightmare scenario that was conceived by Elias Sports Bureau, but it’s just Blake Tinnen’s best. Unfortunately, trains and tanner scott (1 ip, 0 er, 1 hit, the only hit that the Dodgers allowed yesterday, and his […]
