The Rays Tank: No .500 season

The Rays lost last night, confirming their first losing season since 2007.

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In other news, the Dodgers and Giants had one helluva game with some pretty spectacular plays.

First Clayton Kershaw decided to do a this:

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And then a this:

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Then Yasiel Puig did this:

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THOSE were still fun.

And for your reading pleasure: great piece from Eno Sarris on Fangraphs chatting with Brandon Moss (and Adam Dunn) on the anatomy of a slump. Moss, and I quote, "loves Baseball Reference and FanGraphs."

So whose bandwagon is everyone jumping on this postseason? I'll ask it on Facebook and Twitter too, but genuinely wondering. Do share. Happy Thursday.