*Official* "Don't fall down Tyler!!!" 5/24 Postgame Thread

[doublem23]

Originally Posted by SOXSINCE'70

Next step: .500 .Then,we'll talk.

Seven straight games against the Marlins and Cubs... Sox better take advantage of this gift the schedule makers left them

[DonnieDarko]

As an aside...was I the only one who laughed my ass off to Hawk's reaction to the blown call in the 10th? It sounded like someone killed his dog or something.

I actually am thankful that Hawk did that: because of his inanity, I didn't get nearly as angry as I thought I was going to be.

[tstrike2000]

Originally Posted by Lip Man 1

You will never, ever see a non human calling balls and strikes. That according to Joe Torre this week to Dan Patrick.

Lip

That's fine, if they could just get the humans that are C.B. Bucknor, Angel Hernandez, and Joe West out of MLB, then things would start looking up.

[TheVulture]

Originally Posted by TaylorStSox

First, I hate using closers in non-save situations. Secondly, you don't want a closer to get warmed up, pitch, then rest between innings and come back out. You're just asking for a blow up.

You can't keep your closer for a save in extra innings at home, because it's not possible to have a save situation. Every inning is as close to a save situation as you are going to get in extra innings at home, and there's no sense in keeping your best reliever on the pine if you're trying to win the game IMO.

[slavko]

Originally Posted by TheVulture

You can't keep your closer for a save in extra innings at home, because it's not possible to have a save situation. Every inning is as close to a save situation as you are going to get in extra innings at home, and there's no sense in keeping your best reliever on the pine if you're trying to win the game IMO.

They're not going to give in just because you have superior logic. Rules is rules and we're going to follow them even if they keep our best pitcher out of the game.

[RKMeibalane]

Originally Posted by doublem23

Thankfully Joe Torre and the rest of his moronic ilk have to die eventually

To be replaced by younger morons with similar agendas. Baseball is the foremost example of the "good ole' boys club" on this planet.