Does a home team want to...win some games this postseason? Still, a fun game to half-watch while doing some required work reading, and I'm happy we'll have at least six games, though it's not going either of the ways I predicted.
Points!
Altuve 2
Bregman 6
Gurriel 1
Bregman, like Frampton, comes alive...and reorganizes the money:
90 Fell
85 Brady
78 Yuhan
Alvarez held out again because there isn't a DH, although I don't know if he doesn't have a natural position or if Hinch is just saying he's sitting the guy because he's not doing much at the plate.
66 Cameron
59 Arbour
56 Reid 1
55 Shotwell and Winklepleck
54 Crase and Dunn
50 Tormey
49 Reid 2
46 Cayenne
43 Bauer
30s Bunting and Lund
MLB.com heds saying things like "WS resets for Game 5," which I think is inexact, but the pitching matchup sure looks like a Game 1, Cole vs. Ol' Husky Eye. A chyron suggested they might start the thing at the relatively sane hour of 7 PM, but cooler (read: "NFL") heads prevailed and the start time is once again 8 PM. Good luck!
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