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They're a very good looking team; I hope they keep playing this well the rest of the season.
... for at least a couple of days.
yeah, me too.
Imagine if the Rays make the World Series and have to play the Cubs? It could present a problem for Dejesus Freak!
I am cool with Tampa doing well, but man the Yankees are craptacular right now. I understand why and all(injuries and Hughes and Kennedy), but it's a little disheartening to get our asses kicked by Tampa(even in their improved form).
That's easy to say but there's a significant amount of "he's just not going to do it here" with a lot of these I'd think. Whether it's needing a change in scenery, coaching, outlook, motivation of being traded or whatever but I'd imagine some of these turnarounds are fueled mentally by some of those factors and not just the talent breaking through. I'd be hard pressed to believe Hamilton would've been able to do it with the Rays (though that'd be such a sick team for the extended future if he were doing it there).
Current example: Anthony Reyes might make something of himself but it simply isn't going to happen in St. Louis especially with LaDuncan running the show.
Ned Colletti is a moron. It's simple as that.
The problem is, what happens when the owner is also a moron?
Baltimore comes directly to mind.
Best part of the game last night (other than maybe Matsui's HR) was Leiter mentioning the comparison between Jackson and Gooden. I think maybe a sentence into it, after Leiter is pointing out that Jackson pitches nothing like a young Gooden, Leiter realizes they were compared because they were both black and sort of verbally makes his way to the exit before Singleton can pick up on it.
Navarro came over from the Dodgers too right? Two different trades, but that's a lot of talent to get from one team for guys like Toby Hall and Lance Carter and the other filler that the D-Rays sent the Dodgers. Ruggiano might turn into a useful ballplayer too.
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