Cease worrying.

I agree with Bob, I think it will be over this weekend, if anything to make up for 2004. I don't remember where the Angels clinched in 2005.

I much prefer the calm days of July and August to the do-or-die drama of September and October.

So please don't say the world "Philadelphia" in my presence. That word reminds me that the word "Macha" sounds an awful lot like "Mauch", and when I think "Mauch" and "Philadelphia", I think "all-time pennant-race choke jobs."

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Actually, his control was a bit off on the fastball. He had a lot of deep counts. But that's not entirely unusual for him, anyway.

I'm not sure he threw all his pitches. Seemed to be mostly fastball/changeup, but it's hard to tell his changeup from his splitter sometimes, so I don't know.

I'm a bit conflicted about Harden's return - of course the pitches are absolutely dazzling; but (if the games were actually on the frikking TV) , I'd be nervously scanning him for signs of pain after every pitch.

But you're right, I think he usually throws more splitters than changeups.