Friday -- Royals 3 - Twins 10
Saturday -- Royals 5 - Twins 6
Sunday -- Royals 10 - Twins 5
Twins take series 2-1
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So, it's been a crazy, but good, weekend. Between helping one kid get ready for prom, helping the other get ready for baseball try-outs, and preparing for dinner guests, plus all the regular weekend stuff like tidying up, laundry, groceries, etc., I've hardly had time to think, let alone watch baseball.
But I was able to catch bits and pieces of the games. So here is my blog post, in bits and pieces:
- Friday's game was a ton of fun
- Sunday's game was a ton of bricks
- Saturday's game just seemed dragging and difficult
- Like I'd really know for sure; I probably watched all of 7 pitches of Saturday's game
- It's a good thing Joe Mauer got a nice contract; he needs to add another room to his house for all the trophies
- He received the Kenesaw Mountain Landis Memorial Award (the real name of the MVP award)
- He received the American League Batting Title Award
- He received the Louisville Slugger® Silver Slugger Award
- He received the Rawlings® Gold Glove Award
- It was weird to see Greinke struggle
- It was frustrating to see Pavano struggle
- Yeah, I didn't really like to see Crain struggle either
- Or Blackburn
- Off day tomorrow, so all the pitchers can relax and get back into the groove
- I like Greinke, so it's ok if he's in a groove as long as he isn't facing the Twins
- I've said it before, and I'll say it again: I'm not a fan of leaving a million men on base
- Like leaving men on base is like the constant like teenage girl like upspeak of baseball
- The Twins took their first four series of the season
- That's something they've never done before
- I like that
- I want them to keep it up
- So did you hear about Ubaldo Jimenez?
- Jimenez pitched the first no-hitter in Rockies' history
- Very cool
- Did you hear about Saturday's Mets-Cardinals game?
- Mets won
- It took 20 innings
- It was a pitchers' duel
- Scoreless for the first 19 innings
- The Cardinals had to get creative with their pitchers
- Infielder Felipe Lopez pitched the 18th
- Outfielder/thirdbaseman Joe Mather pitched the 19th and 20th
- Mather also took the loss
- Pitcher Kyle Lohse (remember him?) played left field for three innings
- Catcher Yadier Molina caught all 20 innings
- Catcher Yadier Molina is catching Sunday night
- The Mets and Cardinals are, at this moment, tied in the 7th
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