They're confusing statistics-wise again this season. As you said their OPS is below .700, yet they had outscored the Astros going into today's games. They actually have a positive run-differential but are 3 games under (karma from last season).
Apparently the astros need to be down 3 runs or more to feel the sense or urgency. A one run deficit has never felt so difficult to overcome
Man, if we get this thing under control...hate Joe won't get a chance at the win. He pitched a great game.
Huh? Pulling Musgrove after 6.1 IP of 1 run ball and only 86 pitches? I know we need to get Sipp some work, and you don't get much a much juicier, low leverage opportunity than going against a lefty hitting .197 in a game where his team is already losing. But why even rock the boat?