As of this post, West Coast games have just started and there does not appear to be a lot of oddness and unpredictability going on yet. There may be updates, though. 
- Last night, the Padres scored sixteen runs through six innings against the Mets. The Phillies had scored fifteen runs in the past ten games.
- In that aforementioned Padres/Mets game, the Padres scored eighteen runs… and yes, they were playing in Petco.
- The Padres’ Kevin Correia entered yesterday’s Mets/Padres game with a lifetime record of 0-3, but a tiny 1.69 ERA, against the Amazins. Last night, he gave up six runs in six innings – and got the win.
- Ryan Howard homered tonight. That’s not really unpredictable. What is? The fact that the home run was the Phillies’ first in nine days and sixty-eight innings.
- Kevin Gregg of the Jays faced eight batters. He walked five of them.
- Tim Lincecum has walked twenty batters in his last four starts.
- Javier Vazquez and Brian Matusz entered tonight’s Yankees/Orioles game with a combined 6.23 ERA. They combined for 13.2 IP and two earned runs. Credit to JGS at RAB.
- Ty Wigginton attempted to avoid a tag after hitting a tapper up the first base line by running back toward home plate. It was an epic fail, but it was original.
- Brian Matusz’s ERA against the Yankees this year, in three starts, is under three, and he’s 0-3 against them.
- AJ Pierzynski is batting second for the White Sox tonight. His line so far this year reads .211/.255/.309/.564, 50 OPS+. He also has terrible numbers against the starter the ChiSox faced. You CAN predict Ozzie, I guess.
- After wins this year, the White Sox are 4-17.
- Victor Martinez hit four doubles today. That’s the most in any one game since Alex Rios did it in 2008.
- Last year, Curtis Granderson had 30 home runs, and only two were off of lefties. So far this year, a third of his home runs are off lefties. (Holy misleading stats, as he only has three. =P)
- The Arizona bullpen went a whole two innings without allowing a run!
