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Monday, April 16, 2012
Rays (4-5) @ RedSox (4-5), Monday, April 16, 2012, 11:05am
TBR:James Shields (30, RHP, 1-0, 5.54) BOS:Daniel Bard (27, RHP, 0-1, 9.00)
The Primer Chimp
Posted: April 16, 2012 at 10:00 AM | 250 comment(s)
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True, but it's not like the Rays did nothing. That was a pretty incredible moment for them last year.
Lowrie is overrated. He's a below average defensive player up the middle and he can't hit right handed pitching and has no speed.
The infield fly rule exists for a reason, to prevent you from turning a double play when there are 2 runners on and a ball is popped up like that. There's a specific reason that the infield fly rule specifies that: with 1 runner on, you are perfectly allowed to let a ball drop and go for the fielder's choice should you so please, as the runner at the plate has plenty of time to reach fiest and prevent you from turning it into a double play. If he chooses not to run out the play, he should hit into a DP, as the rules don't prevent it.
This echoes my sentinments exactly. I thought we were getting a manager who would be aggressive with PH and pitching changes and not trying to get pitchers wins and stealing extra innings from clearly gassed starters, but Valentine appears to not come as advertised, other than the diarrhea of the mouth.
I'm far more amused by YR than karl. His predictability is part of the amusement for me.
And Shields pitch count is low enough that he can go 9. An extra 4 or 5 pitches from not running Ross into an out at 2nd sure would've been nice.
That's what happened. I've never seen the a ball that was intentionally dropped from the glove called anything other than an out in the majors or any other level of organized baseball. You can't just drop it with your glove. Aviles should have just let it hit the ground and fielded it.
Rule 6.05(l):
I agree, and I'm interested to see what he has to say about it, but it was just all kinds of wrong, moreso than other decisions he's made in the good directions so far. As I said above, I'm at least as concerned about the injury risk as anything else.
Heh.
I coached a 5th grade basketball team this winter. At one point during a game we were changing 4 of the 5 kids on the floor with only a kid named Jack staying in the game. As confusion took hold during the substitution I loudly, and unfortunately screamed at the top of my lungs "everyone but Jack off!!!"
The giggling from the parents in the bleachers behind me lasted a couple of minutes.
Please please don't chase his ####.
Gonzalez chases ball 4.
One of the radio guys did actually said you had to swing at a pitch that close. (The other, older one said it wasn't a strike.)
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