There was discussion in the baseball commentosphere about whether Kershaw should have started last night's game, for psych-out reasons. I thought they should save him for the road, keep the ace up their sleeves, and I imagine they're glad they did.
Not sure what to expect on Saturday, honestly. The momentum has shifted back to Chicago, but off days are funny things.
Points:
Baez 5
Bryant 4
Rizzo 1
Russell 7
Lester 8 (left four on)
***
Seager -1
Turner -1
Maeda 7.67
Standings after the jump!
132.33 Simone
125.33 Williams
122.01 Yuhan 2
116.34 MacEachern
112 Stempel
103 Bingham 2
90.67 Shotwell
90 Arbour
87.33 Johnson 1
86.33 Yuhan 1
84 Shee/Bell
79.33 Drake, Cameron 1
79 Reid Love
78.33 Ekard
75 Currie
72.33 Bauer 1
69 Broomfield
65 Bingham 1
64.66 Johnson 2
62.33 Bunting 1
59.33 Cameron 2
56.67 Quinn
53.33 Bauer 2
52 Reid Hate
47.33 Brady
46.45 Bunting 2
37.33 Winklepleck
31.66 Green
too punk-rock for this: Elodie
Our Saturday probables are Kershaw vs. Hendricks; that's an 8 PM start time on FS1, I think? Seems to merit an afternoon start and the flagship network, but it's only two major-market teams with major history, right? Sigh. Enjoy the day off; if you spend it finding arithmetic errors in the standings, please alert me posthaste. Thanks!
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I honestly can't understand why these games aren't on Fox. I haven't been paying a ton of attention to the coverage coverage, but maybe Fox was trying to avoid potential collisions with election activities?
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