The O’s just didn’t appear to want to play tonight, as they were held to only 2 runs on 3 hits. The Blue Jays, on the other hand, had themselves a blast, knocking in 11 runs, 4 of which came in the 1st inning. Eli Marrero brought in the only runs of the game for the O’s in the second inning with a 2-run homer.
I’d just like to wish all fathers, especially my dad, Pop-Pop, and father-in-law, a very happy Father’s Day!
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What a week. And I don’t expect things to slow down anytime soon. Lots of work, lots of traveling, lots of chores, and little sleep. That’s the way it goes sometimes.
Though it actually took me a couple of minutes to see the humor (I’m not sure why). This is from one of those email forwards making the rounds, enjoy!
I didn’t realize Rodrigo Lopez’s record is 5-2. It seems like he’s had his struggles as of late, but it doesn’t look like that’s hurt the team too much. He’s been pitching wonderfully tonight, now just recording his 7th strikeout in the top of the 8th inning. The only blemish in his performance came in the 5th, when he gave up a lead-off homerun.
After a couple weeks of reviewing the options for ultra-compact digital cameras, I’ve narrowed the field down to two finalists: the Canon SD400 and the Sony DSC-W5. Actually, I never was able to find that perfect camera that was able to meet all of the requirements, but these are the best fit.
What a game! Lots of excitement in this one, as Chen struggled a bit, but was able to get out of trouble the two times that the Astros were threatening. Of course, Jorge Julio came in to start the 8th inning and proceeded to load the bases without giving up a hit. Mazilli then brought in Steve Reed, who ended the threat, but only after giving up one run.