UPCOMING SCHEDULE - AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2019 the push to get in the playoffs.
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Schedule.....this is it the season is almost over.
September Date Opp Result Rec Win Loss Save Att Sun. 1 @ TB L 2-8 79-58 C. Morton A. Plutko 14,922 Mon. 2 CWS W 11-3 80-58 A. Civale R. Detwiler 16,149 Tue. 3 CWS L 5-6 80-59 E. Marshall C. Carrasco A. Colome 17,397 Wed. 4 CWS W 8-6 81-59 S. Tiny Canadian Pussy Douche I. Nova N. Wittgren 25,488 Thu. 5 CWS L 1-7 81-60 R. Lopez Z. Plesac 18,913 Fri. 6 @ Min W 6-2 82-60 T. Clippard L. Thorpe 35,418 Sat. 7 @ Min L 3-5 82-61 Z. Littell A. Cimber T. Rogers 39,573 Sun. 8 @ Min W 5-2 83-61 M. Clevinger R. Dobnak B. Hand 31,380 Mon. 9 @ LAA W 6-2 84-61 Bie.ber P. Sandoval 35,753 Date Opp Time TV Indians : Pitcher Opp: Pitcher Tue. 10 at LAA 10:07 PM ET YouT Z. Plesac (7-6) J. Suarez (2-5) Wed. 11 at LAA 8:07 PM ET FSW/STOh A. Plutko (6-4) D. Peters (3-2) Fri. 13 vs. Min 7:10 PM ET FSN/STOh A. Civale (3-3) J. Odorizzi (14-6) Sat. 14 vs. Min 7:10 PM ET FSN/STOh M. Clevinger (11-2) R. Dobnak (0-1) Sun. 15 vs. Min 1:10 PM ET FSN/STOh Bie.ber (14-7) J. Berríos (11-8) Tue. 17 vs. Det 7:10 PM ET FSDT/STOh Z. Plesac (7-6) S. Turnbull (3-14) Wed. 18 vs. Det 7:10 PM ET FSDT/STOh A. Plutko (6-4) J. Zimmermann (1-10) Thu. 19 vs. Det 7:15 PM ET FOX A. Civale (3-3) D. Norris (3-12) Fri. 20 vs. Phi 7:10 PM ET NSPA/STOh Sat. 21 vs. Phi 7:10 PM ET NSPA/STOh Sun. 22 vs. Phi 6:37 PM ET ESPN AND THE BROWNS ON SNF Tue. 24 at CWS 8:10 PM ET WGN/STOh Wed. 25 at CWS 8:10 PM ET NSCH/STOh Thu. 26 at CWS 8:10 PM ET NSC+/STOh Fri. 27 at Was 7:05 PM ET MAS2/STOh Sat. 28 at Was 4:05 PM ET MAS2/STOh Sun. 29 at Was 3:05 PM ET MAS2/STOh 19 in a row?
19 in a row?
Never will happen. 10 would be nice.
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If they sweep the Twinks..... if. If if
everybody kept saying that the twins don’t have the horses to compete this year. Choke time is now or never
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If they sweep the Twinks..... if. If if
everybody kept saying that the twins don’t have the horses to compete this year. Choke time is now or never
If they sweep the Twinks..... if. If if
everybody kept saying that the twins don’t have the horses to compete this year. Choke time is now or never
It almost comes down to just that you must beat the team ahead of you to retain your ALC crown. Plus the Tribe finishes the last 6 on the road
Now the wild card is much more flexible looks like a 3 team race for 2 spots.
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idjits
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INDIANS 7 det 0 end 6. Detroit has only won 1 game against Cleveland all year and that was in April.
The Tribe is still alive.
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It’s a dead heat with Tampa now. I’ll go with Francona’s managing skills to put us in
Going into Friday's games......
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It’s a dead heat with Tampa now. I’ll go with Francona’s managing skills to put us in
Going into Friday's games......
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No way do we win the division now. But just win one more than the Gays and we’re in
The Twinkies would have to fall on their faces and choke to let the INDIANS back in with only 11 games left......but stranger things have happened in the past. But realistically with the huge amount of key injuries they are lucky to have even a shot at it.
Francona's best managerial job yet?
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No way do we win the division now. But just win one more than the Gays and we’re in
The Twinkies would have to fall on their faces and choke to let the INDIANS back in with only 11 games left......but stranger things have happened in the past. But realistically with the huge amount of key injuries they are lucky to have even a shot at it.
Francona's best managerial job yet?
The Twinkies would have to fall on their faces and choke to let the INDIANS back in with only 11 games left......but stranger things have happened in the past. But realistically with the huge amount of key injuries they are lucky to have even a shot at it.
Francona's best managerial job yet?
If you told me that we lose most of our starting pitching plus several other key players and that were still in it come September........ I’d probably ask for some of what you’re taking... lol. Francona deserves manager of the year Hand...s down
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No way do we win the division now. But just win one more than the Gays and we’re in
still not impossible to catch the Twins. 4 back with 9 to play. Very difficult, not impossible.
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No way do we win the division now. But just win one more than the Gays and we’re in
still not impossible to catch the Twins. 4 back with 9 to play. Very difficult, not impossible.
still not impossible to catch the Twins. 4 back with 9 to play. Very difficult, not impossible.
Ya, if the Twins plane crashes. But it looks like a one game play in.
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Alright! Dead heat for the playoffs. At least these guys can win on sundays.
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And down the stretch they come! Will Minnesota win 100 games? Will the INDIANS pass the Rays? Could the INDIANS host a wild card game? Who will be the INDIANS starting pitcher if they make it?
Stay tuned for more details.
Gotta go with Not Justin if we make the WC playin. I am no fan of inter league play and finishing up with pitchers batting just doesn’t seem right. And just maybe the Tribe could give the Browns some tips on winning on Sundays. They got it down
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With Oakland losing two games in a row and the INDIANS having two more games against the WSOX the AL wild card race has really tightened up. Minnesota can keep winning to keep Cleveland at Bay but this might be a very close race for both wc spots right to the end of the season.
How is a 3 way tie decided? Looking like a decent possibility of that
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With Oakland losing two games in a row and the INDIANS having two more games against the WSOX the AL wild card race has really tightened up. Minnesota can keep winning to keep Cleveland at Bay but this might be a very close race for both wc spots right to the end of the season.
How is a 3 way tie decided? Looking like a decent possibility of that
How is a 3 way tie decided? Looking like a decent possibility of that
It's pretty straight forward unless there are three or hopefully never four teams.
How to determine playoff tiebreakers
MLB.com Sep. 2nd, 2014-
If one game is needed to break a tie for a playoff berth between two teams, it will be played on the Monday after the scheduled end to the regular season, hosted by the team that won the season series against the other. That applies to determining a division championship whether or not the losing team would still qualify as a Wild Card.
Home-field advantage is determined first by head-to-head records, then by the higher winning percentage in intradivision games. If a further tiebreaker is needed, it's the best winning percentage in the last half of intraleague games.
Determining Home-Field Advantage in Two-Team Tiebreakers
1. Head-to-head winning percentage during the regular season.
2. Higher winning percentage in intradivision games.
3. Higher winning percentage in intraleague games.
4. Higher winning percentage in the last half of intraleague games.
5. Higher winning percentage in the last half plus one intraleague game, provided that such additional game was not between the two tied clubs. Continue to go back one intraleague game at a time until the tie has been broken.Determining A, B, C Designations in Three-Team Tiebreakers
1. All Three Clubs Have Identical Records Against One Another
• Club with highest winning percentage among three tied clubs in intradivision games chooses its designation, followed by the team with the next highest winning percentage in intradivision games. If any two of the clubs have identical winning percentages, then then the two-Club tiebreak rules will break that tie. If all three Clubs have identical winning percentages, then;
• Club with the highest winning percentage in the last half of intraleague games chooses its designation, followed by the team with the next highest winning percentage in intraleague games. If any two of the clubs have identical winning percentages, then then the two-Club tiebreak rules will break that tie. If all three Clubs have identical winning percentages, then;
• Club with the highest winning percentage in the last half plus one intraleague game, provided that such additional game was not between any of the tied Clubs, chooses its designation, followed by the team with the next highest winning percentage in the last half plus one intraleague game. Continue to go back one intraleague game at a time until the tie has been broken.
2. Three Clubs Do Not Have Identical Records Against One Another........see the link, it is very long. https://www.mlb.com/news/playoff-tiebreaker-rules/c-59527184
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