Blown Out Postgame

Victor Mederos pitched today.

Inning 1: Nothing.

Inning 2: A Cubs leadoff hit followed by “shoulda’ been double play” throwing error by Zach Neto. Victor Mederos worked his way out of the inning with a pop up and a strikeout. The Angels were retired in order on five pitches.

Inning 3: Mederos was cruising but he gave up a two out double to the right field corner to Michael Busch. Kyle Tucker homered to right with authority. 2-0 Cubs. The Angels did nothing of note. At least Logan O’Hoppe singled.

Inning 4: Mederos started walking guys in this inning. Then he hit a guy. It cost him a grand slam to Reese McGuire. 6-0 Cubs. The Angels went down in order. They made Horton throw 11 whole pitches though.

Inning 5: Enter Ryan Zeferjahn. Kyle Tucker doubled. That was it for the Cubs. Jo Adell got a one out single. So did Luis Rengifo. Logan O’Hoppe struck out and Bryce Teodosio flied out.

Inning 6: Enter Carson Fulmer. Willi Castro singled and reached second on a wild pitch. Reese McGuire walked to put men at first and second with one out. Michael Busch singled to score Willi Castro. 7-0 Cubs. Kyle Tucker then homered to make it 10 – 0 Cubs. When does the mercy rule kick in? The Angels brought Oswald Peraza in to pinch hit for Zach Neto. He promptly struck out. Niko Kavadas drew the first Angels walk. Here we got the third strikeTroutTM of the game. It’s OK. Ward also struck out.

Inning 7: A single and two doubles resulted in another Cubs run. 11-0 Cubs. Now we know the official Luis Garcia line. Down by eleven runs, it’s safe to bring in Luis Garcia. Rese McGuire promptly hit a sacrifice fly to put the Cubs up 12-0. Jo Adell did homer to make sure this blowout wouldn’t be a shutout.

Inning 8: Oswald Peraza came in to pitch. He was really bringing it in the mid forties. He pitched a scoreless eighth. The Angels did nothing as usual.

Inning 9: Peraza gave up a single to Justin Turner and another to Willi Castro but the Angels turned a double play behind him to end the scoreless inning. Angels= groundout + goundout + fly out to center. Angels lose 12-1.

Photo credit: Rex Fregosi

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Turk's Teeth
Editor
Super Member
3 hours ago

With today’s loss, the Angels now have the worst run differential in the American League.

To drive home the disparity between the Cubs and Angels, the Cubs have a +120 run differential and the Angels have a -87 run differential.

The Angels have only won one more game than the Athletics. It looks pretty clear where this is headed.

Turk's Teeth
Editor
Super Member
3 hours ago

Living’s hard and baseball’s mean, so get a little loving in between.

Can’t spell meaningful without mean, Angels fans.

CAoldskoll
Trusted Member
5 hours ago

Fk. Tucker is our DAD period. Was at a game last year he jacked 2hr with Astros. He’s been criticized for being in a slump yet yesterday when I was at game I told my son he owns us, sure enough hr first inning.. DADDY buried us tonight, more to come tomorrow.

DowningDude
Legend
6 hours ago

Fun fact: Yankees lost at home by the same score. The unfinished business is copying the Yankees.

DowningDude
Legend
6 hours ago

I can’t believe the parking lot masturbator hit a grand slam. Unwanted icing on our shit cake.

DowningDude
Legend
6 hours ago

Fun fact: Horton didn’t throw a taken ball until his 23rd pitch.

DowningDude
Legend
6 hours ago

Woof. Terrible dodgers like crowd on hand. Screaming Cubs fan brats and parents nowhere to be found.

Horrible ballpark experience.

Highlight was Peraza’s pitching. He got a standing ovation from me.

LanaBanana
Super Member
6 hours ago

I was at the game tonight. I used to like the Cubs but I don’t anymore. Their fans are obnoxious and rude. Worst fans I’ve ever seen. If I went to an Angels game at Wrigley, I would never behave like they did.

Fansince1971
Legend
6 hours ago
Reply to  LanaBanana

Cubs fans = RedSox fans = Dodgers fans. They make Yankees fans seem knowledgeable and tolerable.

Ps – if you acted like they do in Anaheim at Wrigley you might get a beer dumped on you. Definitely peanuts thrown at you.

DowningDude
Legend
6 hours ago
Reply to  LanaBanana

I wrote mine before I read yours. Insufferable crowd tonight. The Cubs fans were terrible. I shudda brought my Mom’s wooden spoon to discipline some of the rug rats even though it’s been retired and banned since the early 80’s.

LanaBanana
Super Member
6 hours ago
Reply to  DowningDude

Where were your seats?

DowningDude
Legend
6 hours ago
Reply to  LanaBanana

403

LanaBanana
Super Member
6 hours ago
Reply to  DowningDude

I was in right field in 236

MarineLayer
Legend
6 hours ago

Meaningful baseball was not played. Thanks again, Arturo and Minasian.

DowningDude
Legend
6 hours ago
Reply to  MarineLayer

Really need to know what Arte’s “unfinished business” is. Unless it’s settling this Titanic at the bottom of the ocean as he’s doing a good job of that.

Simba
Trusted Member
6 hours ago

Well this was a good one to have missed.

Jeff Joiner
Editor
Legend
6 hours ago

Once the grand slam happened this thing was over.

The fact they lost the last few innings 6-1 after that happened is just a kick in the nads.

Fansince1971
Legend
6 hours ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

Over before it started.

steelgolf
Legend
6 hours ago

Yeeesh.

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