Tim Hill

That also comes off of Hanner, who gives up four runs in one and a third innings.

Tim Hill, he would give up three runs in an inning, and he'd be taken deep by Juan Soto, 25th home run of the campaign.

Ryan Yarbrough, two and a third innings, scoreless, but way too little to get the job done in this one.

The Blue Jays, they get the job done seven to three over the Orioles.

They were three for five with runners in scoring position.

They got after Cole early in this one, got after Tim Hill.

Then they put the cherry on top in the eighth when it was six to two.

Oh, my apologies.

I mean, how many times did we talk about how basically the first half of the year, half the bullpen was unusable, right? Until Blackburn emerged.

Every close game, he had to go to the combination of Hedrick, Cruz, Hill, and Bednar, which none of those guys outside of Bednar were guys that you can really hang your hat on that much coming into the year.

I know Cruz had a solid year last year, but...

The fact that he's kept the bullpen outside of Cruz relatively healthy and they've had to win this many games with this bad of an offense, especially without Judge, again, I think it's just a testament to how well he's pushed buttons throughout the season.

mean, it'll be interesting to see how they handle the rest of that bullpen.

Right.

Obviously, you have Bednar and Hedrick as you know, your your high leverage guys and Tim Hill will be on the roster for sure.

But outside of that, it's like, you know, Stryber's been good.

David Bednar has to come in and throw three pitches.

Tim Hill makes it a little unnecessarily difficult, but not really.

And then Will Warren comes through with the series clincher on a day when they lose jazz officially.

And, you know, George Lombard Jr. comes through with the first grand slam in the damn season.