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mjj55409 · 02-09-2021, 02:13 PM

The Chiefs began the week by losing the series finale in St. Louis. Then we lost 2 of 3 to the FA leading Gothams, before finishing strong with a weekend series sweep of St. Louis. The 4-3 week brings the season record to .500. This week we have 3 games in Detroit followed by a 3 game weekend series in Chicago with Washington. The series with the Eagles is the beginning of a stretch of 13 straight home games.

After such a good Spring, Ed Reyes is having difficulty adjusting to the real games. What worries me the most is the 0 walks and 7 strikeouts. Reyes did go 3 for 4 in yesterday's win over St. Louis, so we'll see if he can build on that. The week's hottest bat belonged to Bob Martin: .414 with 3 doubles and 1 triple. Len Jones, Mose Christopher, and Bill White each homered this week.

It was a mixed bag of pitching results for the week. Jim Crawford finally had a decent start; he tossed a complete game 3-2 victory over the Gothams. Ron Coles, meanwhile, was knocked around pretty good by New York: 8 runs on 9 hits and 5 walks in 5 innings. With 6 games this week sandwiched around an off day, we'll need just three starters--Crawford, Coles, and Hampton will draw the starting assignments.

02-09-2021, 02:13 PM	#17
mjj55409 All Star Starter Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,166	Monday, April 29th, 1935 The Chiefs began the week by losing the series finale in St. Louis. Then we lost 2 of 3 to the FA leading Gothams, before finishing strong with a weekend series sweep of St. Louis. The 4-3 week brings the season record to .500. This week we have 3 games in Detroit followed by a 3 game weekend series in Chicago with Washington. The series with the Eagles is the beginning of a stretch of 13 straight home games. After such a good Spring, Ed Reyes is having difficulty adjusting to the real games. What worries me the most is the 0 walks and 7 strikeouts. Reyes did go 3 for 4 in yesterday's win over St. Louis, so we'll see if he can build on that. The week's hottest bat belonged to Bob Martin: .414 with 3 doubles and 1 triple. Len Jones, Mose Christopher, and Bill White each homered this week. It was a mixed bag of pitching results for the week. Jim Crawford finally had a decent start; he tossed a complete game 3-2 victory over the Gothams. Ron Coles, meanwhile, was knocked around pretty good by New York: 8 runs on 9 hits and 5 walks in 5 innings. With 6 games this week sandwiched around an off day, we'll need just three starters--Crawford, Coles, and Hampton will draw the starting assignments. __________________ FABL -- Chicago Chiefs Last edited by mjj55409; 02-09-2021 at 02:15 PM.