58-94, Game Thought  Scene thief  That's about as low as it
gets. It helps, I suppose, that Felix wasn't at the tippy top of
his game. He didn't strike out 15 guys. He didn't keep every
single ball in the infield. He didn't have pinpoint command, as
four Jays reached on walks. It's not like the Mariners wasted
the best start Felix has ever made.  But, come on. Felix allowed
two hits. He allowed two hits, and one run - a solo homer by the
league's top homer hitter in the bottom of the first. Felix set
his team up to win this game. And his team did nothing about it,
against Shawn diddly god damned Hill. It's not like they were
facing Roy Halladay, or Clay Buchholz, or Shaun Marcum, or
whoever. This was Shawn Hill. This was a borderline junk-balling
righty who couldn't cut it with the Nationals.  Nothing. This
was the 34th time on the year that a pitcher has gone at least
eight innings and allowed two hits. 28 of those times, the
pitcher got the win. This should be a gimme. Against Shawn Hill,
this should be a g