MIL 6, LAD 5

Not a cute outing for Kershaw last night, though much of what transpired to chase him wasn't his fault.

Another stellar outing for Bob Uecker at the mic, though, and if you're not catching at least a few of the Brewers games via the At Bat app or other means so you can listen to Ueck's call, I'd recommend it. He's a treasure.

Speaking of treasure, did anyone make us any money last night? The points:

Machado 5

Aguilar 4
Cain 4

And the money looks a bit different as a result:

35 MArbour 2, Fell 1
29 MArbour 1, Shotwell 1
28 Richardson

27 Reid Hate
25 Reid Love, Cameron 2, Johnson 2
24 Brady, Yuhan 1

That's the best; see the rest after the jump.




22 SDB 2
21 Shotwell 2, Tormey
20 Crase, Bingham 1

19 Cameron 1
17 JArbour 1, Bauer 2, Yuhan 2, Johnson 1, Stempel
16 SDB 1
15 Fell 2, Bauer 1, Bingham 2
14 Quinn

11 DGB
10 JArbour 2

5 The living embodiment of getting killed by Bellinger, Ms. Winklepleck (I feel you, lady)

These teams go again at 4:09 (eye-roll emoji) on FOX, and like I said, sparing yourself Joe Buck by trying to find the radio broadcast -- of either team; I still listen to Dodgers' late games sometimes even sans Scully -- is advised. As is praying Yelich's bat wakes back up and keeps this shit interesting. Ryu v. Miley on the bump.

Primetime is 'Stros/Sox, and with Verlander and Sale taking the ball, I'm very interested to see whether there's been a momentum shift in Houston's hitting, and how long Sale can go. Without big-time production from Boston's bats in the next few days, the Astros, and the pool's current leaders, will pull away without much effort. We'll see!

Well...y'all will see. I have a work commitment from 8-10 PM, but it's on Twitter, so if it's getting nuts, @ me on the TomatoNation account. Good luck, everyone!