Star, Star, Teach Me How to Shine: Cleveland 2, Jays 1
Tough loss tonight - things just aren't going right for our heroes.
On the Mound:
Ricky Romero gave a solid effort, despite not having his best. He made it through 7 good innings, yielding 7 hits, 3 walks, and 2 runs. Romero struck out two, but he did generate a ton of grounders and got a couple of timely double plays.
At the Plate:
It was a wash today against solid but unspectacular Cleveland starter Jake Westbrook and the Indians bullpen. The Jays managed a run in the first inning when Alex Gonzalez and Jose Bautista hit back-to-back doubles. Vernon Wells singled but Bautista didn't score and that was the closest the Jays got to their second run. Wells added a double later and Lyle Overbay had a couple of singles. Other than that, not much doing for the Jays, who continue to struggle mightily when the ball stays in the park.
From the Pen:
Shawn Camp pitched a scoreless 8th after Scotty Downs gave up a leadoff hit.
The Jays will hope for better things tomorrow when Brandon Morrow pitches. Despite the loss, it is always encouraging to see good pitching - we always knew this offense would have its problems. Fausto Carmona goes for Cleveland.
Title: "Star Star" by the Frames.
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I'm just tired of moral victories
Getting mid 80s wins in this division is kinda nice, but it really does nothing for our long term success plans and doesn’t get us any closer to making a playoff berth. I’d be happier if this team was 5 games under .500 compared to where they are now as long as the people carrying us figured in the long term plans of the franchise.
Pitching I love paying attention to, but watching the batting and who is doing well for this offense is just very frustrating.

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