Mason Miller will go on the injured list with a fractured finger on his non-pitching hand after punching a table following Monday’s game. "Million dollar arm, ten cent brain."

It took 88 days, but we've climbed back into a tie for first with Benny. He has a very strong team. With the trading deadline looming and 2 months left to go, it will be a good race. May you all enjoy a satisfying 2nd place finish!

You let Pivetta pitch in Coors. What did you expect? There are very few pitchers who are immune to the risk of Coors Field.

Pivetta - OMG WTF - LICK LICK LICK!

Hi all - seeking reliable SP for Nelson Velasquez OF/DH or similar player…

Yesterday was a very lucky day for my AL pitchers. 4 starters all went 6+, 3 got wins, and the 4th could not since he was facing one of the other 3. 1.82 ERA, 0.649 ratio on the day!

Other league, but I also picked up Ben Brown earlier this year. But I held off from putting him in this week since he was starting on the road against the first place Brewers, who are scoring 5 runs a game. All he did was throw 7 no-hit innings, allowing just 2 walks!

First, Geoff gets it right on Alec Manoah. Then he picks up promising but terrible Spencer Arrighetti, and gets that one right too.

CLE SP Logan Allen headed to Coors yesterday. Noticed the imminent danger only minutes before Monday's deadline. Disaster narrowly averted.

Yankees SP over 7 games (May 12-19) each went 6 IP or more and allowed 7 total runs. Only twice have Yankees SP done that before, in 1932 (George Pipgras, Red Ruffing, Lefty Gomez, and Johnny Allen) and 1963 (Jim Bouton, Whitey Ford, Al Downing, Stan Williams and Ralph Terry). One difference: The 1932 starters all pitched complete games. So did the 1963 starters, except for Williams, who was pulled after 11.1 IP. A reliever got two outs.