Game 1: Things look good for the McCallions going in to the top of the 9th, as they carry a 2-1 lead with Loaisiga taking the mound, and they look even better after he gets two quick outs. And then disaster strikes, as he loses his control, walking three of the next four, with the other guy hitting a single. And then Bender, who gets hauled in to reliever him, does no better, allowing a double

MP attached. Starting pitchers should be Kikcuhi, Plesac, and Dunning. For lineups, please use #3, #2, and #2

Even though I loss, I can't really complain about the outcome - Bruce's team beat the hell out of mine all regular season, and his lefty lineup was able to brutally abuse a pitching staff that was vulnerable against them. So five games, of which I won one, and two others were close, plus the amusement of actually playing head to head for the first time in a long time.

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Game 1: In a "why can't we get a run off this jackass?" game, the McCallions watch in stunned silences as Tyler Anderson gets through six and two thirds innings before allowing a hit, and the BDM bullpen only allows one more after relieving him. BDM takes the opener 2-0. Game 2: This starts off feeling like a repeat of game 1, as the BDMs are up 2-0 through 6.5, but the McCallions

Game 1: NRI win 4-3. Flaherty drops to 5-11 with a 6.35 ERA for the McCallions, in what is likely his final start in an incredibly disappointing season. Game 2: Woodruff wins his 20th of the season for the NRI, as they take a 5-4 win. Game 3: A straight-up ass kicking, as the NRI score 5 off of Lorenzon in the first, and he gets his dumb ass injured in the second. NRI win 9-3, striking

Starters should be Plesac, Lopez, and Dunning. Please let the computer manager select lineups.

Game 1: The McCallions knock around Smyly a bit, taking a 5-3 lead after four, with the game ending the same way Game 2: The McCallions get their second run in the top of the ninth, which is enough for Keller, as he allows only one in a 2-1 CG win. Game 3: Pablo Lopez and the bullpen combine on a 5 hit shutout, as the McCallions win 6-0. Game 4: Another shutout for the McCallions as

Starters should be Barria, Keller, and Lopez, all of whom should be rested this time. Please use the computer manager to select lineups.

Game 1: Some drunken idiot of a manager accidentally starts Keller, only two days after his previous start, and doesn't realize his error until his team is already down 5-1 to the French Terriers. The bullpen helps to stop the damage, and the McCallions rally to make it close, but the French Terriers hold on for a 5-4 win. Game 2: Not quite a pitcher's duel, but still a close game, the McCa

Game 1: A game that was closer than it looked, as the McCallions tag on a couple late runs to get a 6-3 win. Game 2: Just a nightmare of a game for the McCallions as they make three errors, balk in a run late, and have a guy strike out in a critical at bat on a pitch that hit them, turning what should have been a tense 9th inning into an relaxing affair for the Heroes as they take it 8-4 from

As attached. Starters should be Lopez, Keller, and Barria. Please use the computer manager to select lineups.

Game 1: The Whitecaps hit four homers, but Plesac only allows one other hit, as the McCallions are able to take an 8-5 win. Game 2: Pablo Lopez has his good stuff, as he strikes out 12 over 6 innings, and the McCallions put in enough offense to make this feel fairly safe. McCallions 4, Whitecaps 1 Game 3: Close through 8, the Whitecaps rough up Loup in the 9th, to take a 5-2 win and avo

Game 1: A back and forth affair, with the McCallions winning on a walk off homer from Rowdy Tellez - his second of the game. McCallions 8, Pale Hose 6 Game 2: The McCallions knock out the Pale Hose starter early, but can do absolutely nothing against a string of bullpenners. The Pale Hose erase an early 4-0 deficit, on their way to an 8-4 victory Game 3: The McCallions tie up the game

Game 1: A pitchers duel, with it being all about timing. The McCallions take it 4-1, but with only 3 hits Game 2: This one looks like it's going to be a blowout, as the McCallions are up 9-2 after 6, but a bullpen implosion leads to the Breakers tying it in the top of the 8th, and only failing to take the lead because Franchy Cordero gets Valaika at home. The game then drags out until the 15

Game 1: McCallions put up 6 in the 4th, and then hold on to win 6-3 Game 2: Plesac goes 8+, as the McCallions take a 3-1 victory Game 3: DeGrom survives some dicey defense, and an attempt by his bullpen to blow it in the 9th, to get a 4-1 win. Peraza was injured for 7 days. McCallions MP should be good to go. Please use the computer manager to select both starting pitchers and lineup

Game 1: A tight pitching duel, with the McCallions taking a 2-1 victory on a walkoff single from Travis Shaw Game 2: The McCallions score frequently in a fairly easy 8-1 win Game 3: McCallions get the sweep, as Vlad Jr. drives in Travis Shaw in the bottom of the 11th to seal a 3-2 victory. MP should be good to go. Please use the computer manager for selecting both starting pitchers a

Game 1: A pitchers duel that ends with a 2-1 win for the Terriers Game 2: The McCallions have a big lead late, but a combined defensive and bullpen implosion means the game ends with a 10-9 victory for the Terriers Game 3: The McCallions win 3-1, but lose Pablo Lopez for 19 days when he gets injured in a brawl sparked by Keller plunking Rendon. MP is ready. Please use the computer ma

Game 1: Close through six and a half, the McCallions put up a pair of runs in both the 7th and 8th for a closer than it first appears 6-1 win Game 2: The BDM take an early lead, but the McCallions are able to fight back for a 6-2 win Game 3: Tommy Pham gets thrown out to end the game, as the McCallions eke out a 2-1 victory. Please use the computer manager to select both starting pitc

The McCallions results will be a bit late - I should have them up by 11:00 PM. Sorry for the delay.

Game 1: A complete disaster for the McCallions, as the NRIs' Duvall turns a 3-2 deficit into a 5-3 lead in the top of the 9th, with the NRI tagging on an extra run for good measure as the McCallions' defense falls apart. McCallions also lose both Semien and Stewart for multiple games on HPBs. NRI win 6-3 Game 2: A back and forth offensive affair, which the McCallions hold on to win 10-7

Attaching correct results file, rather than MP

Updated version attached. Please use the computer manager to select lineups and starting pitchers.

Game 1: A pitchers duel through six, both teams starting putting runs on the board in the seventh, with the McCallions taking it by a score of 7-3 Game 2: Both starting pitchers struggle in this one, with the bullpens taking over with the McCallions in the lead 6-5. The French Terriers tie it up in the top of the 9th, but Marcus Semien hits a walkoff in the bottom of the inning to send the fa

Updated MP attached. Please use the computer manager to select lineups, and starting pitchers (which should be Plesac, Lopez, and Lorenzon)

I misread the due date as 10 PM, rather than 10 AM, so apologies if this is too late. Game 1: McCallions win on a walkoff from Gurriel after the Isotopes tie it up in the top of the inning. McCallions win 2-1, but lose Barria for the next 10 days. Game 2: McCallions win 4-1 behind a 3-run homer from Brosseau Game 3: McCallions score 5 in the bottom of the 4th to take a 6-1 win. Ple

The McCallions return the favor, being swept at home in two somewhat close games (8-5 in Game 2, 9-7 in Game 3), and being thoroughly stomped in the other, in a 7-0 2-hitter 17 K victory for the Heroes.

It's good to go as is. Please use the computer manager to select starting pitchers and lineups.

Game 1: Dunning comes up from the minors to give Keller a break, and responds with 6 innings of 2 run ball, as the offense gives him a ton of support. Final score: 12-2 for the McCallions. Game 2: Kikuchi throws 7+ innings of shutout ball, and Grichuk slams a 3 run homer. Final score: 5-0 for the McCallions. Game 3: Semien walks it off in the 12th on a solo shot, as the McCallions win

Game 1: The Pale Hose lead early, but the McCallions come back to take the lead in the 4th on back to back balks by Sanchez, which was complete nonsense. McCallions go on to win 7-3. Game 2: A pitchers duel, with only 8 hits total between the teams. The McCallions get a bit lucky with the timing of their share, and take a 3-1 win. Game 3: LET US NEVER SPEAK OF THIS AGAIN. Pale Hose wi