Natural disasters have taken their toll on Californians.

Hurricane Hilary (the storm, not the windbag) brought flooding and mudslides.

Hours later, a magnitude 5.1 earthquake shook Santa Barbara.

However, man-made disasters are gaining popularity.

The “Doom Loop” tour is a 1.5 mile view of what’s happened to San Francisco.

The loop, a can’t miss for tourists, features tent cities, vacant boarded storefronts and passed-out drug addicts (needles intact).

The Bud Light plant may also be added to the tour of disasters. 

The Giants have been a San Francisco treat, and their top prospect Kyle Harrison will make his MLB debut in Philly on Tuesday.

Harrison has struck out 109 minor leaguers in 67 innings, allowing 34 runs.

The Phillies’ Taijuan Walker walked six in a loss to the Twins, but we will take the vet over the kid.

$50 on Philly. 

Back in the Doom Loop? No. The Cubs led it. Tigers tied it. Cubs won it, 7-6.

Seiya Suzuki said see ya to an Alex Faedo fastball.

Down -1,330 kessingers.