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6 Oct 2004, 02:33 #281

gregsan wrote:I haven't been following the Dodgers that closely...but I gather the pitching staff has been worked to the bone.

...i won't even mention nomo and ishii...

6 Oct 2004, 02:34 #282

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, they've been moving pitchers in and out of the rotation...

Wouldn't ya know it: their bats came alive this season, and the pitching is letting 'em down... :bleh:

ADRIAN BELTRE! Biggest surprise this year. Now I wouldn't want to be an opposing pitcher pitching to that guy :hehe:

6 Oct 2004, 02:34 #283

6-0 now. :sweat:

7-0 and the mercy rule kicks in, neh?

6 Oct 2004, 04:34 #284

Dodgers get schooled, 8-3... They haven't won a playoff game since 1988...

Now it's time for the Angels to get their comeuppance.

6 Oct 2004, 04:45 #285

bmwracer wrote:Dodgers get schooled, 8-3... They haven't won a playoff game since 1988...

I want to resist....but...I can't!! :woot:

6 Oct 2004, 05:04 #286

Wow that Cardinals offense. Scary...

6 Oct 2004, 05:09 #287

bmwracer wrote:Now it's time for the Angels to get their comeuppance.

Angels down 1-0 in the 3rd. Man things are starting quick for both teams!!

6 Oct 2004, 05:12 #288

gregsan wrote:Angels down 1-0 in the 3rd. Man things are starting quick for both teams!!

Go Botox, er, Bosox!!! :woot:

6 Oct 2004, 05:32 #289

bmwracer wrote:
Go Botox, er, Bosox!!! :woot:

3-0 in the 4th!!! Seems like the Dodgers and Angels are playing the same losing game.

6 Oct 2004, 05:36 #290

bmwracer wrote:
Go Botox, er, Bosox!!! :woot:

LOL!!! :rofl:

Hey, Schilling ain't that old (37).
-PCM

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Wow, Boston is putting on the hurt, the scored 7 runs in the 4th.

6 Oct 2004, 05:39 #291

pcmodem wrote:Wow, Boston is putting on the hurt, the scored 7 runs in the 4th.

8-1, now. Haw haw... :hehe:

6 Oct 2004, 05:46 #292

bmwracer wrote:
8-1, now. Haw haw... :hehe:

Actually, I don't mind the Angels that much because the owner, Art Moreno, seems to be a cool guy.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/al/angels/2004-02-24-moreno-angels_x.htm

How few owners today are in touch with working families?
-PCM

6 Oct 2004, 07:07 #293

hey did anyone know the GM/VP of the Red Sox was only 30 years old? Damn, talk about a great job at 30 :bow:

6 Oct 2004, 07:23 #294

And the game is over...Boston wins 9-3.

6 Oct 2004, 07:41 #295

gregsan wrote:And the game is over...Boston wins 9-3.

Congrats to the Bo Sox. 1 win closer to lifting the curse :D

6 Oct 2004, 08:12 #296

eltinator wrote:Congrats to the Bo Sox. 1 win closer to lifting the curse :D

The curse involves the World Series, Elt.... And 1986 was a clean-cut example of it...

Hah, both SoCal teams got owned by nearly the same scores... :hehe:

6 Oct 2004, 10:54 #297

Bottom of the 8th, Twins leading the Yanks, 2-0. :applaud:

6 Oct 2004, 11:18 #298

:woot: Woo hoo!! Twins take game one from the Yankees, 2-0!! :woot:

6 Oct 2004, 13:45 #299

bmwracer wrote::woot: Woo hoo!! Twins take game one from the Yankees, 2-0!! :woot:

What'd I say, Johan Santana the best pitcher in the Majors. Now if only those other guys can win a game. Although, Johan himself might be enough to get past the first round.

6 Oct 2004, 13:47 #300

eltinator wrote:What'd I say, Johan Santana the best pitcher in the Majors. Now if only those other guys can win a game. Although, Johan himself might be enough to get past the first round.

Did you watch the game? He did not have very good stuff... His D saved his butt big time, especially that catch by Tori Hunter... Whew.

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