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There's a lot of interesting stuff I see during a season, maybe worth mentioning, but not a whole new thread, so if this was okay, I was thinking of a thread for general game/stat/move tracking (if it isn't anything major).
------------- Washington wins again. 1-0 shutout @ Philadelphia, impressive. Tigers offense gets shut down. 0 runs, 3 hits, against the Royals If the boxscore is right, looks like the Brewers hit the pitcher 8th today. Interesting. I remember hearing someone thinking of this, must've been them. Leave it to the Twins. Nick Blackburn (I haven't heard of him but I don't follow farm systems) shuts out the Angels tonight. 1 earned run through 7 innings. Same old Damaso Marte. Saw he was coming in, so I figured I'd see how our old friend was doing. First batter, 2R HR to Teixiera. 3 more hits after that, and bloop, pitching change |
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Oh man, Jeff Brantley haters, you just missed a GREAT moment in the Reds game.
I'll set it up a bit. Bottom of the 9th. The Reds are trailing 5-3. The D'backs bring on Brandon Lyon to close it out. Lyon gives up a leadoff single to Brandon Phillips. Then another single to Adam Dunn. That brings up Edwin Encarnacion. The bunt is on. Encarnacion takes two pitches (one ball, one strike), then makes a horrible bunt attempt on a curve. Here is where Brantley comes in. Brantley is upset because Encarnacion is putting together a crappy at-bat, not getting the bunt down. Thom Brenneman is trying to defend Encarnacion a bit, saying that he's not used to bunting. Brantley replies, "Then they should take him out...This guy just isn't a clutch hitter." The next pitch, which is literally 5 seconds later, Encarnacion crushes one over the left field wall for a 3-run walk-off HR.
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Is anyone watching this Dodgers/Giants game? This has to the weirdest strategy I've seen in a long time.
The forecast calls for heavy rain. Both managers scratch their starters - Billingsley for the Dodgers, Lincecum for the Giants. Instead, Valdez starts for the Giants and Kuo for the Dodgers. The Giants get two innings out of Valdez, one out of Taschner, and then who do they bring in? Lincecum. The Dodgers go with Kuo for three, Troncoso for one, and now Billingsley is in the game. It's a 1-0 game in the top of the 5th and it's raining pretty heavily right now. Now Andre Ethier just dropped a routine fly ball and the tying run scored. It's a 1-1 game, they are rushing to get the game in and the two young studs entered the game in relief. Weird... ![]() And before I even finish this post, they are going to a rain delay... ![]() ![]() ![]() What the hell are Bochy and Torre doing? |
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Brantley, ha, I forgot about him. I still can't believe a team hired that guy.
Just saw Trevor Hoffman blow a save. 4 run 9th for the Astros |
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The game is back on. Loaiza is now in for the Dodgers. Lincecum stayed in for SF.
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Updated world series prediction:
Kansas City (2-0) vs. Washington (3-0) Quote:
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Nats with a 5 spot in the top of the first in Philly. Team looks to be en fuego
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Yeah, I noticed that too. The Nats are pounding Jaime Moyer today. He's not fooling anyone with his 79MPH fastball.
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The Nasty Nats!
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