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M's have raped the Astros two nights in a row, prison style. Day game today. Lets hope we can get one last rape in there.

Oakland has lost 2 in a row, but the Angels have won 2 in a row. Its going to get mighty crowded at the top here in the next month.
 
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Good win yesterday. Our starting rotation is going to win us many games this summer!!!!

Also as of now we have the best ERA in the AL. And not only that but we have the best record in MLB since April 23rd!!

We are fo real!!
And still in 3rd.

The A's have the best record in baseball since opening day.
 
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LOL @ being dominated by Hector Noesi. That was just awful yesterday.

Scoring 4 total runs in 31 innings against the CHW is just poor form all around.
Good thing I was camping and couldnt watch that series.



Felix Hernandez to face A's Friday

CHICAGO -- The Seattle Mariners pushed Felix Hernandez's next start back a day so they can put their ace on the mound for the opener of a big series against the Oakland Athletics.

Hernandez's next turn was slated for Thursday, but manager Lloyd McClendon said he wants his best pitcher going up against the AL West leaders. The move also provides extra rest for Hernandez, who threw at least 200 innings in each of the previous six seasons.

"It made sense to make that adjustment," McClendon said before Sunday's game against the Chicago White Sox. "It also gives him an extra day, so he can pitch on the sixth day. All the stars lined up, it just made sense."

Hernandez pitched eight solid innings in Seattle's 3-2 victory over Chicago on Saturday. The right-hander, who won the AL Cy Young Award in 2010, is 7-1 with a 1.72 ERA in his past 11 starts.

Hernandez has gone at least seven innings and allowed two or fewer runs in each of his past 10 outings.

McClendon said he isn't sure yet who will start Thursday's game against Minnesota.