Baseball (MLB, WBC, College, etc.)

Started by bmwracer · 27 Sep 2004 · 5,578 replies

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3 Jun 2010, 23:38 #3121
hitomi #1 wrote:
Sox sweep the A's by winning tonight 6-4. So-so game for Dice-K who picked up the win, 3 runs in 6 1/3 innings, and what may be a first in that he didn't walk a batter!


Quote from Dice-K: ''I was thinking during my previous outing that if I'm going to give up all those walks, I'm better off just trying to let them hit it,'' Matsuzaka said.
4 Jun 2010, 00:43 #3122
gaijinmark wrote:Quote from Dice-K: ''I was thinking during my previous outing that if I'm going to give up all those walks, I'm better off just trying to let them hit it,'' Matsuzaka said.

LOL, in other words, "I should throw strikes." :hehe:
4 Jun 2010, 02:37 #3123
bmwracer wrote:Sounds like we should've had our third (!) perfect game this season: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100603/ap_on_sp_ba_ga_su/bba_indians_tigers

To coin an old phrase, "We wuz robbed!"

Robbed is right, watching the replay what was the ump thinking? :usuck: Won't go in the record books as one, but any baseball fan knows that he was perfect. :applaud:
4 Jun 2010, 02:40 #3124
gaijinmark wrote:

Quote from Dice-K: ''I was thinking during my previous outing that if I'm going to give up all those walks, I'm better off just trying to let them hit it,'' Matsuzaka said.

Having them hit it will also allow him to go deeper into games, all those walks add up to a lot of pitches. :nut: If the Sox have him starightened, they're gonna be tough the rest of the year. :woot: What a tough division though, someone from the Sox, Yanks and Rays aren't going to the playoffs, odd team out could easily win 95 games.
4 Jun 2010, 02:41 #3125
hitomi #1 wrote:Won't go in the record books as one, but any baseball fan knows that he was perfect. :applaud:

Small consolation for the pitcher... Don't know why baseball is so resistant to instant replays for review. :sweat:
4 Jun 2010, 02:47 #3126
bmwracer wrote:
Small consolation for the pitcher... Don't know why baseball is so resistant to instant replays for review. :sweat:

Calls like that are what may do it, :fingerscrossed: they can do it for HRs to see if it's fair or not, think they're worried it'll be like the NFL and take 2-3 minutes just to review an obvious call. :bleh:
4 Jun 2010, 02:50 #3127
bmwracer wrote:
+1.

A sad day in baseball and in sports. :(

Yeah, he had a bit of class to him which others don't, think his father brought him up right about respecting the game and fans. :applaud: Plus when he became a free agent in 2000 he elected to stay with his hometown team, shame he never made it to a WS. :shamefulcry:
4 Jun 2010, 02:52 #3128
hitomi #1 wrote:Calls like that are what may do it, :fingerscrossed: they can do it for HRs to see if it's fair or not, think they're worried it'll be like the NFL and take 2-3 minutes just to review an obvious call. :bleh:

Yeah, there's been considerable griping about the length of games, but hey, this is baseball... :beatyou:
4 Jun 2010, 02:56 #3129
bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, there's been considerable griping about the length of games, but hey, this is baseball... :beatyou:

That was the shortest game of the year so far, 1:44, but yeah seeing as how most games go 3+ hours, what's a couple more minutes, :muack: sure a couple fans need that break to go fill up their beer cups. :bleh:
4 Jun 2010, 03:02 #3130
hitomi #1 wrote:That was the shortest game of the year so far, 1:44, but yeah seeing as how most games go 3+ hours, what's a couple more minutes, :muack: sure a couple fans need that break to go fill up their beer cups. :bleh:

Not after the 7th inning. :mrgreen:
4 Jun 2010, 03:08 #3131
bmwracer wrote:
Not after the 7th inning. :mrgreen:

Must be hard during those 14 inning games, :hehe: not like up North where it's fairly easy to make good use of those winter coats. :naughty:
4 Jun 2010, 03:15 #3132
hitomi #1 wrote:Must be hard during those 14 inning games, :hehe:

That's why you need to pace yourself. :victory:
4 Jun 2010, 05:28 #3133
bmwracer wrote:
That's why you need to pace yourself. :victory:

Most can, little too hard for those 'bleacher bums'. :doh:
4 Jun 2010, 08:24 #3134
Sox lose to Oakland, the bad pitching in this series finally caught up with us. :sweat:
4 Jun 2010, 10:41 #3135
Jav_sol wrote:Sox lose to Oakland, the bad pitching in this series finally caught up with us. :sweat:

Aces of the staff are up the next 2 games, Bucholz and Lester. :victory: Sox travel to Baltimore for some revenge as earlier this season they were swept there for the first time since 1974. :grumble:
4 Jun 2010, 10:59 #3136
hitomi #1 wrote:Most can, little too hard for those 'bleacher bums'. :doh:

More like "Belching Bums." :hehe:
4 Jun 2010, 12:53 #3137
Talk about irony: Dodgers are down 4-3 to the Braves in the bottom of the ninth and facing Takashi Saito... :sweat:
4 Jun 2010, 19:59 #3138
bmwracer wrote:Talk about irony: Dodgers are down 4-3 to the Braves in the bottom of the ninth and facing Takashi Saito... :sweat:


But Saito pulled a hamstring and they had to bring in Venters to get the save.
4 Jun 2010, 21:51 #3139
gaijinmark wrote:But Saito pulled a hamstring and they had to bring in Venters to get the save.

Saw that.

Poor guy... Faces his old team and hurts himself. :(

I'd take him over Broxton any day of the week.
5 Jun 2010, 02:49 #3140
gaijinmark wrote:

But Saito pulled a hamstring and they had to bring in Venters to get the save.

Shame on that, :shamefulcry: sure he wanted a little revenge. Just hoping that Wagner was just getting a night off which is why they brought him in. :grumble:

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