Netplay, with only a couple of freeze/restarts. Nads have obviously done something in this or a former life to piss off the X-chart gods.
4/28 - Tweeners 17, Nads 3. Kevin Pillar blasted Jaime Garcia's first pitch out of the Ball Sack (the first of his 2 homers), creating virtually unstoppable momentum for the Tweeners. Garcia was touched for 15 earned in 5.1. Arenado 4/5, HR, 3 rbi, Cozart 5 rbi, etc., etc. W - Ray,, 3 inning save for Treinen.
4/29 - Tweeners 8, Nads 4. 2 more taters and 5 rbi for Arenado. Schebler hit a 3-run shot. Logan Morrison homered for the Nads. W - Nova, L - Stroman.
Next 5 in the Hooverdome.
6/20 - Tweeners 7, Nads 4. 2 homers by Barnhart and 1 by Morrison were not enough for the Nads, sabotaged by 2 Morrison errors. Henry Mancini III led the Tweeners offense with 2 HR and 4 rbi. W - Anderson, S - Minor. Stroman took another loss.
6/21 - Tweeners 4, Nads 1. Charlie Morton took a no-hitter into the 6th, but Chacin was nearly as good, and it was tied at 1 when Arenado hit a 3-run walkoff. Rosenthal gains the win in relief, Chacin gets the CG loss.
6/22 - Nads 5, Tweeners 3. Nads break the spell behind a strong outing from Urena. Almora had a 3-run first inning homer off MadBum and later tripled to drive in another. Tweeners had the tying run at the plate in the 9th, but Kintzler saved it for Urena.
9/3 - Tweeners 12, Nads 11. One crazy game. Tweeners roared out to a "comfortable" 7-0 lead after 2 innings, only to see the Nads score 8 straight. Tweeners then scored 5 in the 8th, and when Morrison hit a 3-run homer in the 9th everyone had to check their math to confirm that the Tweeners indeed had the most runs. 15 different players drove in runs, headed by Schoop's 4 rbi. W - Petit, S - Rosenthal, L - Rondon.
9/4 - Tweeners 4, Nads 0. MadBum threw 8 shutout innings, and was nearly matched by Stroman, but in the bottom of the 8th the game-winning rbi (is that still a stat?) came on a pinch-hit omega by Jorge Polanco, which further extended the inning for Mancini to hit a 3-run insurance homer. Joe Smith finished up the combined shutout.
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