A Thread For Starting Pitchers That Are Doing Really Well

Jesus, that lineup: .170/.120/.235/.153/.157/.256/.208/.250/.161. Naturally, it was one of the two big-bat .250 guys who broke it up.

Tyler Glashow just went 8ip, 0er. The most impressive part was the Dodgers allowing a starter to hit triple digits IP. A thing of fables in the organisation recently, I forgot it was a physical possibility

Max Fried with a 92-pitch Maddux against the Marlins, 29 batters faced, gametime 1:53. What a pleasure to watch.

8ip, 5K, 1BB, 0ER for Logan Webb. 19 consecutive scoreless innings pitched. Man is killing it

Watching of course

One for pleasure, One for pain

(Just kidding, I really like watching Webb pitch, regardless of his team)

the evil Jesse Plemons looking mfer

severino with a no hitter through 7

No hits in the Braves-Mariners game on either side through 6 -- Max Fried vs. Bryce Miller.

No no hitters today, but we got like the opposite of a no hitter, an event much rarer: The dodgers did not strike out once for their 27 outs today

Jays save their big bats for guys with ERAs over 5.00: Tyler Alexander through six (70 pitches).

Through 7--93 pitches, though.

Headed home to watch the last two innings (forgetting it was on Apple TV) but, five outs away, bloop single by Jansen and a HR from Groucho Marx. I would much rather have seen the perfect game, but I'll go back to hating the Rays and hoping the Jays come back.

They did not.