Category Archives: MLB Suicide Game

The field here in Round Thirteen is now 0-4 with Tampa…and 41-0 with everybody else.  Yep, you read that right. Kyle Lohse wins his 15th for the Cardinals, as the Astros lose their 100th The world record 17 wins on … Continue reading →

We have a 17-day round going for the final round of the year, and, at this rate, every strike is going to be enormous.  The field opens the round with a blistering 19-2 day. Madison Bumgarner bounces back from recent … Continue reading →

A 6-5 day takes out 4 more and leaves us with one single leader.  All 6 wins yesterday came via the Texas Rangers. ELIMINATED: -Boot (Blue Jays) has only taken 2 ALE games this year – and lost them both … Continue reading →

The field goes a disappointing 5-11 on a tough Monday slate, leaving just 11 people alive – 9 of whom are staring at the final strike.  The people who did survive the day did it by going against the “popular” … Continue reading →

A 9-16 day on Sunday leaves only 16 of the original 27 still alive just six days into Round Twelve and leaves none of those 16 without a strike.  Half the remaining field has 1 strike, while the other half … Continue reading →

Only 3 times (in 12 rounds) this year has the whole field survived through three days – and two of them were the past two rounds, which saw huge fields.  Yes, the picking gets a LOT easier the later you … Continue reading →

There were 20 picks yesterday, and only three lost – all Giants picks. Madison Bumgarner is outdueled by Trevor Cahill in the Giants 6-2 loss to Arizona The 3 losses drop the Giants to a still solid 71-39 on the … Continue reading →

After the rollover of Round Eleven, we start Round Twelve – most likely, the penultimate round of the year.  There were 21 people in on Day One, with at least two more that will be joining for Day Two.  The … Continue reading →

We started with 8 people left – all one strike away from elimination.  4 of them survived (including two who won a pair of games to make it through); 4 of them did not. RyanDoc (Brewers and Mariners) and Wojo … Continue reading →

A rainy Sunday eliminates one more, brings our leader back to the pack, and gives us our first rainouts of the year. The Pirates were smoked by Milwaukee, as they continue to gag away their shot at the playoffs and, … Continue reading →