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Brian Menéndez

Seattle
As seen in: Baseball Prospectus, Yahoo Sports, DRays Bay, The Scrum Sports
Obsessed with pitch shapes. Used to write a lot, now only a little. By lines @baseballpro @draysbay @fivethirtyeight. Leftist. Views are my own.
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Short but not sweet: Rays 0, Dodgers 1 Original

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By Brian Menendez, Brian Menéndez
| DRays Bay Verified
The Rays hoped to even the series after a tough one-run loss against the Dodgers last night. And they had their best on the mound to make it happen, as Drew Rasmussen took the ball for tonight’s game. Coming into the contest, he had pitched a combined 14 scoreless innings in his last two starts.
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Not a Single Thing Goes the Rays’ Way: Rays 0, Athletics 6

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By Brian Menendez, Brian Menéndez
| DRays Bay Verified
If I told you that both starters in a given game went seven innings, with one striking out seven and the other scoring nine, you would likely expect a close game. A pitcher’s duel, perhaps. But that wasn’t the case in tonight’s contest between the Rays and Athletics. Tampa Bay starter Shane Baz delivered an inconsistent start in which he gave up five runs (4 earned) on six hits.
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Not a Single Thing Goes the Rays’ Way: Rays 0, Athletics 6

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By Brian Menendez, Brian Menéndez
| Yahoo Sports Verified
If I told you that both starters in a given game went seven innings, with one striking out seven and the other scoring nine, you would likely expect a close game. A pitcher’s duel, perhaps. But that wasn’t the case in tonight’s contest between the Rays and Athletics. Tampa Bay starter Shane Baz delivered an inconsistent start in which he gave up five runs (4 earned) on six hits.
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