2019 MLB Regular Season running thread

So A-Rod loses $500k from his car while in SF for Sunday Night Baseball:

Alex Rodriguez says 'irreplaceable' items stolen from his vehicle in San Francisco

Hey bud, you've got that much in your car? How about springing $40 to valet your car? Not condoning theft but common sense says pay a few $$ to lessen chance your car gets broken into right?

 

Today's baseball. They hit six home runs and the two singles didn't come until the ninth inning.

 

Reminds me of the movie theater promos where people watching the movie are so amazed or startled by what they see that they flinch and popcorn goes flying.

Never seen anything like it happen in real life, until now.

 

How the hell does a pitcher come into a game to start the 7th with a 17-4 lead, give up 3 runs in 3 innings and come away with a save in a 17-7 win?

Doolittle last night comes in with a 4 run lead, gives up 3 runs and ends the game with 2 runners on and gets a save in a 1 run win.

Idiocy

 

Keller no-hitting Cardinals through 6. Score is 0-0.

 

Broken up on pitch 100. Another on pitch 101.

 

And now the Cards lead 5-0 on a barrage of paper cut singles.

 

So Kershaw's still dominant (in reg season):

https://deadspin.com/clayton-kershaws-reinvention-makes-the-dodgers-even-sca-1837269431

Last time I saw him at Oracle/ATT/Pac Bell was a couple of years ago ['17(?)] and I was amazed that as he was mowing down the Giants (shutout through 5 or 6) I looked up and he had thrown 3 balls through 5 inns. He was/is an amazing control (now) pitcher.

 

He's never not been dominant, it's been his health

 

Quite the night for hitting. Harper hits walk-off granny. Alonso goes 5 for 5 with a homer and 6 rbi. Trout goes 4 for 4, scores 4 runs and hits his 40th homer. Bellinger got his 40th, too.

 

But remember, the ball is not juiced.