lol this guy is out of his mind

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— isaiah⚜️ (16-146) (@nohoesisaiah) May 10, 2026

And let's not ignore Cam having another mistake in the OF allowing Bleday to take 3B.

He may have a lethal arm but his fielding is objectively bad.

What's the season record for bases loaded walks?

Just in case you needed a smile in the middle of this stinker

Kentucky pitcher Connor Mattison just unleashed the wildest wild pitch in the history of college baseball 😭😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/Ruwi6ERkdc

— InAllKindsOfWeather.com (@AllKindsWeather) May 10, 2026

Man, it's brutal watching a mlb team walk this many batters.

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Never thought I'd think at this point in the season that Brice has a better shot than Cam at actually being a regular on a playoff team

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Brice has seemed like an underdog around this thread especially compared to Cam, but I assume he was a much lower ceiling prospect, too. Would love having a hometown guy be a big part of the future of this team, but I wouldn't rule out trading him either if the right deal presented itself.

Refs have 5 runs on 8 hits. Sounds efficient. Yet they somehow have left 8 guys on base.

That's 5 extra base runners I can't account for. I wonder how they got on. Oh yeah. I got it figured out. We walked them.

Cam is a year younger, strikes out less, swings harder and barrels more balls. I'd definitely still bet on Cam of the two (though I'm with you that I'm less confident by the day). They've made mention of tweaks they have been making to his swing, which I can't help but think would be better served working on in the minors where the results any given day are irrelevant.

Why am I watching the joke?

Haven't even got a guy on second. So pathetic

I think Jake was better initially in '21 after getting called up, but I never would have expected that to be his peak either. Even if he didn't have the bad injury in Chicago, he wasn't going to become an All-Star level player like I assumed based on just a few months of games.

Here's your daily rebuild trade of the day. Doyle was just the 5th pick in last year's draft with top of the rotation upside as a lefty (something we desperately need). Rodriguez may have the loudest bat in the minors. Right now he's playing catcher but whether he can stick is still TBD. Regardless he has the bat to provide plenty of value at 1B or DH. The main downside of this trade is neither guy will be ready by 2027 other than maybe to get their feet wet so you have to be committed to punting this year and next.

Astros drew 1 walk today

Why would any GM in their right mind trade for an injured Hunter Brown who is on the 60 day DL and who has two strikes against him pitching next year with a lockout and an injury?

Mathguy64 said:

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Why would any GM in their right mind trade for an injured Hunter Brown who is on the 60 day DL and who has two strikes against him pitching next year with a lockout and an injury?

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Once again, I'm not proposing that today. I'm working off the assumption we are trading guys in June / July and they are healthy.

I don't know that ever seen Yordan strike out 4 times.

The Mermen just lost 2-1 after coming into the 9th up 1-0. This division is so horrible we are likely going to stand pat and try to win it going 82-80

Mets won the 73 NL East with 82 wins, beat the Reds in the NLCS before losing to the A's in the WS so it's happened before.

The Giants are trying to dump salary. There's a good litmus test for exactly how serious Crane is about winning. He willing to take on Adames contract to get Ray in as a #2 starter? Methinks not. Firing Brown and Joe is much cheaper

MaxPower said:

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The Mermen just lost 2-1 after coming into the 9th up 1-0. This division is so horrible we are likely going to stand pat and try to win it going 82-80

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The AL is so effed up that the White Sox have a rookie with 15 HR and and a pitcher who is 5-1 with a 1.62 ERA

Espada must have pictures of Crane molesting a collie or something.

tomorrow is May 11th

and the Astros' series wins remain:

Red Sox (17-23) at home
Rockies (16-25) at home
Guardians (21-21) on road
Red Sox (17-23) on road

and split series vs. Angels (16-25) at home

Astros are 4-11 in interleague play so far this season

last year...the Astros were 31-17 vs. the NL

yikes

We lick.

Sounds wild to say since it's May but this is a pretty damn important home stand

We'll know after this stretch if the boat can stay afloat or if it's time to pull the plug.

Sobering facts at the 1/4 quarter pole of the season.

To go 81-81, you have to go 65-56 the rest of the way (.537).

Your starting rotation on opening day: Brown, Burrows, Imai, Javier, and LMJ have started a combined 23 out of 41 possible games.

No starter with more than 2 decisions has a winning record except Arighetti.

Bryan Abreu has more homers allowed (4) than combined saves and holds (3).

Nasim Nunez of the Nationals and Jose Ramirez of the Indians both have stolen bases than the entire Astros' team.

Yordan is hitting .207 in May with a .648 OPS.

Since June 28, 2025, Jeremy Pena has missed 66 of the Astros last 129 games (51%). The team is 29-37 in those games.

Is on pace to lose 99 games.

Ag_07 said:

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Sounds wild to say since it's May but this is a pretty damn important home stand

We'll know after this stretch if the boat can stay afloat or if it's time to pull the plug.

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we know…