145 thoughts on “Game 104, 2024

  1. Is it just me, or does it seem like Vesia either walks or gives up a hit to the first batter he faces a lot of the time.

  2. Do you realize that we have no more games scheduled vs. the Giants this season?

  3. Just saw that Kimbrel blew a 6-3 lead and the save for the Orioles. 6 blown saves on the year for Craig.

  4. It’s like the bottom of the lineup is in a battle to avoid being traded or DFA’d. So many hits from them lately.

  5. Lux (.231) has reached the .230 mark for the first time in quite a while and Enrique is off the Interstate.

  6. Heyward slumping. So is Freddie, but the latter still comes up with big hits.

        • I usually go with tradition on things like this, but it's not clear-cut to me.

        • It’s considered to be defensive indifference, no? Like when a runner is conceded second base so he doesn’t get a SB.

        • Interesting question. If he struck out on a wild pitch and the runner scored, he would get an rbi on an AB that he basically did nothing. I would have to say yes. At least he put the ball in play and did something to cause the rbi.

  7. Clayton is now 30 strikeouts away from passing Greinke and moving into 20th all time on the strikeout list. And, more significantly, 50 away from joining the 3000 K club.

  8. I promise not to complain today about our overworked bullpen. I was pleased with Kershaw’s 2024 debut.

  9. Book on Klayton says that he was thinking of retiring to be with the kids more, but kids like having their daddy be a baseball player.

  10. Most of the current Gnats are relatively innocuous, but Webb is the one who truly deserves getting battered around.

  11. Fryers burn Nats (gnot the Gnats) on a no-no by mid-season acquisition Dylan Cease.

  12. Giants (49-54)
    Dodgers (61-42)

    SP Logan Webb R
    7-8 3.59 ERA
    vs
    SP Clayton Kershaw L
    0-0 .00 ERA

    Lineup:
    DH S. Ohtani L
    LF T. Hernandez R
    1B F. Freeman L
    CF Andy Pages R
    2B Gavin Lux L
    RF J. Heyward L
    3B E. Hernandez R
    C A. Barnes R
    SS Nick Ahmed R

  13. Today in Dodgers History
    July 25th

    1962 At Sportsman's Park, Stan Musial surpasses Giants' legend Mel Ott as the National League's all-time RBI leader. Stan the Man's two-run home run off Don Drysdale in a 5-2 loss to the Dodgers gives the Cardinals' right fielder 1,862 career runs batted in with the Redbirds.