No Show!

28 at-bats. 2 hits. 1 run. 12 strikeouts. That was the offensive line last night.

I don't have an explanation. I don't have a take. There was no obvious approach problem — the swing decisions weren't bad, the pitches we chased weren't out of the zone, the timing on fastballs looked fine in the cage. Some nights you just no-show. We did.

Buehler deserved better. Six innings, three hits, one run. He has now made three straight quality starts and we are 0-3 in them. That is not a Buehler problem. It is a team problem.

Burn the tape. Show up tomorrow.

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