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And, needless to say, the winner of this series is the team to root for from here on out.
Hey!!!!! First of all, Tigers' fans might just have some reason to object to that, dontcha think? And second, some of us do have an actual rooting interest in one of the other, more objectionable teams left alive . . . .
I wonder what sort of base Frank ends up with. He's the sort of guy I offer half the base and twice the incentive to, so if he plays he makes more than he's worth. I have the feeling that as good as his health was this year one of the next two will be equally bad for him. Also, why would Beane let negotiations hit the paper one day after Frank hits two post-season HRs? Kind of puts him on the spot, no?
I'm no Yankee fan, but I think I'd root for them to beat the Twins.
I miss two-hole Swisher®, CF
The Void®, RF
Odessey and Oracle®, DH
The Chasm®, 3B
Jay Payton has no cryptic nickname®, LF
General Burnside®, 1B
Porcelain Mormon's Stand-in®, SS
Untitled (How Does It Feel)®, 2B
"Momentum is the next day's starting pitcher®" only works in the third game of a series against the Twins®, P
L. Castillo 2B
N. Punto 3B
J. Mauer C
M. Cuddyer RF
J. Morneau 1B
T. Hunter CF
R. White LF
J. Tyner DH
J. Bartlett SS
Tyner at DH again. My head hurts.
What are the hell?
I, for one, am too stupid to figure it out.
Ron Gardenhire = Dusty Baker?
Ron Gardenhire > Dusty Baker, but just barely.
amen brother
They do seem to do tht a lot, and it hurts me.
Crappy.
That's why I have the volume on "4" -- just loud enough to hear the crowd noise if something good happens.
I was right over the right field bullpen, and in the 9th inning watching Harden warm up I was quite impressed by this "hisssssssPOP!" of his pitches. I remember thinking, "The Sox won't hit this phenom."
Trot Nixon proved me wrong, yet again.
Anyway, I was trying to rank Rick Suttcliffe on my list of Least Favorite Baseball Morons on ESPN. I think he comes in just behind Morgan and ahead of Berman. If we include FOX, he bugs me less than Tim McCarver and more than Thom Brenneman, but it's close. So, the complete list goes like this:
1) Tim McCarver
2) Joe Morgan
3) Rick Suttcliffe
4) Chris Berman
5) Thom Brenneman
Those are the five guys who could drop dead tomorrow and I wouldn't shed a tear.
In fact, I'd be happy -- I might get Steve Stone. How do you employ the best color man in all of sports, and during the playoffs you stick us with all your biggest morons? It boggles the mind.
Well, you're used to that, so it's no biggie.
Steve Stone might be the greatest genius in baseball history, and I'd never know. His voice is so terrible my brain automatically shuts down when he starts talking, and all I hear is a faint honking.
I kind of like his voice. I find it . . . soothing. He does sort of honk, though, doesn't he?
I don't know how hard you take being wrong all the time. I'm trying to help here.
Under what possible criteria does one ask and answer oneself thusly, "My choices are Rick Sutcliffe and Steve Stone; I'll choose ... Rick Sutcliffe"?
He started the season on the Rangers, they cut him, and the A's picked him up I think sometime in June.
I'm pretty sure there's a conspiracy involving ESPN and FOX. They're attempting to collect all of the most irritating ######## who are willing to broadcast baseball, and put them on the air. This is in service of driving viewers away from MLB, so the league will fold and the NFL can institute a 45-game, year-round schedule.
You need someone to finish a whole keg of beer and you're running out of time?
So of course, someone on ESPN just called him an "unheralded MVP" of the A's. My ass. My ass, my ass, my ass!!!!
GRRRRRRRRR.
You know that the second that David Wells retires, he'll be in a booth somewhere.
I don't mind irritating loudmouths doing sports talk. I get that they improve ratings. Just keep them out of the booth during games, please.
At the rate this is going, the bull pens are probably going to decide this game.
And he has spent most of his time in the organization in Sacramento.
Scutaro has a RBI double in every game so far.
Your anti-jinxes won't work in these parts.
He looks awful. He's been up in the zone -- the homer to Chavez, at least two, if not three, pitches to Swisher, two pitches to Scutaro, the second of which went fot the double. He's also thrown about a zillion pitches through two. I think Guerrier will be in this game by the fifth, if not earlier.
Luckily for Minnesota, Haren hasn't looked good either.
Just makin' sure.
Credit to Haren for not overthrowing there to beat Punto.
Except that they're running out of second basemen. That never would have happened back then.
From your fingers to whoever's ears....
I'd make another Dusty Baker joke here, but two in one thread that has nothing to do with him seems a bit much.
With Campaneris out there, they pretty much couldn't have run out of anything.
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