Baseball (MLB, WBC, College, etc.)

niko2x wrote:wonder how the brewers are going to afford sabathia after this year? very ballsy of them to make the trade, tho.

If they win the World Series its well worth it. But I don't think they can even with sabathia.

Hiroki Kuroda one-hits the Braves... Dodgers win, 3-0. :victory:

Dodgers are getting some solid pitching lately. :applaud:

bmwracer wrote:Hiroki Kuroda one-hits the Braves... Dodgers win, 3-0. :victory:

Mark Teixiera had a chance to be part of baseball history and screwed it up. :beatyou: [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: Mark Teixiera had a chance to be part of baseball history and screwed it up. :beatyou: [/list:u]

Yup, it would've been a perfect game as well. :sweat:

Once again, jsut when you thought the Dodgers would make a run for first place, they proceed to lose three straight to the Marlins and are on the verge of getting swept... :shakehead:

Oh, to be a Dodger fan... :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:Once again, jsut when you thought the Dodgers would make a run for first place, they proceed to lose three straight to the Marlins and are on the verge of getting swept... :shakehead:

Oh, to be a Dodger fan... :puppydog:

D-Backs suck too, your Dodgers still have a chance.

JackClark wrote:D-Backs suck too, your Dodgers still have a chance.

The NL West seems to be a division no one wants to win for some odd reason... :headscratch:

EDIT: Dodgers salvage game four, routing the Marlins, 9-1. :sweat:

Steve Hartman on Andruw Jones: "A disaster of the highest order." :hehe: :rofl:

wow ! Josh Hamilton hits 28 homers in first round of home run derby ! and breaks the record (24) Bobby Abreu set in the 2005. that's unbelievable ! :shocked:

speed.sheep wrote:wow ! Josh Hamilton hits 28 homers in first round of home run derby ! and breaks the record (24) Bobby Abreu set in the 2005. that's unbelievable ! :shocked:

Impressive. :victory:

aha ! finally Justin Morneau grabs the title. Poor Josh. He only hits 3 homers in the final round. (Justin hits 5) :puppydog: :sweat:

speed.sheep wrote:aha ! finally Justin Morneau grabs the title. Poor Josh. He only hits 3 homers in the final round. (Justin hits 5) :puppydog: :sweat:

Dang, Hamilton hits 28 homers and loses?? :shocked:



....Conspiracy Theory!!! :beaten: :hehe:

Wow, great All-Star game..... 11 innings down and still going... :victory:

bmwracer wrote:Wow, great All-Star game..... 11 innings down and still going... :victory:

That's 11 innings of Joe Buck. No thanks. :beaten:

deseipher wrote:That's 11 innings of Joe Buck. No thanks. :beaten:

What's wrong with Joe Buck? :headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:
What's wrong with Joe Buck? :headscratch:

Well, he's not bad by any means, and honestly I've heard him more calling NFL games than MLB, but he just seems to be flat no matter the situation. I just feel that there's something lacking. Boring isn't quite the word, but exciting isn't either. :sweat:

deseipher wrote:Well, he's not bad by any means, and honestly I've heard him more calling NFL games than MLB, but he just seems to be flat no matter the situation. I just feel that there's something lacking. Boring isn't quite the word, but exciting isn't either. :sweat:

I suppose you could say that about Vin Scully as well and he's the best in the business... :sweat:

I'll take Joe Buck over someone like Chris Berman who's so over the top he makes himself look like an idiot...

EDIT: Chris Berman IS an idiot. :beaten:

Cook gets out of another tight spot and on to the 13th inning they go. The commish looks really bored :sweat:

deseipher wrote:Cook gets out of another tight spot and on to the 13th inning they go. The commish looks really bored :sweat:

Is he going to declare a tie like back in 2002(?)...? :shakehead: :grumble:

bmwracer wrote:
I suppose you could say that about Vin Scully as well and he's the best in the business... :sweat:

I'll take Joe Buck over someone like Chris Berman who's so over the top he makes himself look like an idiot...

EDIT: Chris Berman IS an idiot. :beaten:

I agree with you on Berman; too over the top for my liking. Maybe it's just my experience of listening to Buck call NFL games that carried to the ballpark. I enjoyed listening to Pat Summerall, who wasn't that exciting either, but his voice carried a certain amount of weight to me. I guess I'll just have to separate Joe Buck, NFL announcer, from Joe Buck, MLB announcer.