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Agreed. You don’t have parades for teams because they spend money.

Three trips to the World Series in that time, with two championships. If that is beyond the point of tolerance, how do you feel about the local NBA, NFL, and NHL franchises?

Yep. Tied for first with 30 games left, we went 10-20 and finished 14 games out.

Twins pick up lefty Cole Irvin for the last two weeks of the season. He’s done well against left-handed hitters (OPS .477) but getting crushed by righties (.935).

Bucky. I would only cheer for them if they were playing Notre Dame.

Magic number only reduced to 10 over the weekend. Would have been nice to get it to single digits, with a very tough week ahead.

3.5 games back. Another in a long list of ignorant predictions.

Magic Number is down to 12. If it’s down to 8 by Sunday night, we’ll be in great shape.

Unexpected help from the Rockies today, beating the Tigers on a Skubal start. Go Yanks! (Pains me to say that)

I don’t know, and I don’t know when I’ll know.

Of the last four WS teams, two were 6-seeds and one was a 5-seed.

Average winning percentage of remaining opponents: Boston - .526 (brutal next week, 3 against Baltimore, 4 @ Yankee Stadium) Seattle -.508 (seven games left against TX who will likely be w/o Seager) Twins - .489 (need some wins this week against Angels and Reds) Detroit - .465 (three games...

Detroit and Seattle both win to pull within 3.5 games of the Twins in the WC standings. But because we won the season series against both and thus have the tiebreaker advantage, that effectively adds a half-game to our lead on those two teams.

Thanks to the mighty South Siders, we maintain a four game lead over the BoSox!

If you added Billy to the round table, it would be more than a couple of cold ones.

Magic Number = 17

Magic Number = 20!

Broadcast is giving us long looks at batters running the bases.

Barring a three game sweep by the BoSox when we go to Fenway later this month, we should have the tiebreaker against Boston, either via head-to-head record or divisional record (thanks White Sox).

On paper, KC has the toughest remaining schedule of these four teams, with a weighted average winning percentage of .518 for their opponents. The average winning percentages of the Twins, Guardians and Red Sox remaining opponents are all slightly below .500. Boston and Cleveland both have a...