Baseball (MLB, WBC, College, etc.)

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

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28 Jul 2010, 06:27 #3401
bmwracer wrote:Matt Garza of the Tampa Bay Rays throws a no-hitter against the Tigers, 5-0, the fifth no-hitter in baseball this season. :victory:

Just 2 off the record, 7 have been thrown in a season twice. And you seem sad about Haren's injury, :mrgreen: true fans of LA baseball must feel the same way too. :twisted:
28 Jul 2010, 07:17 · edited #3402
bmwracer wrote:
Angels are snakebit: they get Dan Haren in a trade and he promptly gets hurt.

Can you say "the Clippers of baseball?" :hehe:


I dunno, they need pitching and they went out and got a pretty good pitcher and gave up almost nothing. Unlike the Clips, the Halos have an owner that's always doing what he can to try to win.
28 Jul 2010, 07:19 #3403
hitomi #1 wrote:And you seem sad about Haren's injury, :mrgreen:

Devastated. :rofl:
28 Jul 2010, 08:45 #3404
bmwracer wrote:
Devastated. :rofl:

You sure sounded it, :bow: can't have them fall out of the race or the Dodgers could reclaim the fan base there. :nut:
28 Jul 2010, 09:22 #3405
hitomi #1 wrote:You sure sounded it, :bow: can't have them fall out of the race or the Dodgers could reclaim the fan base there. :nut:

Dodgers have never lost their fan base: I think their consistently one of the top teams attendance-wise... And the first to have three million or more in a year, I believe. :)
28 Jul 2010, 12:55 #3406
STOP THE PRESSES!!!

Jonathan Broxton actually SAVES a game... :shocked:

Dodgers defeat the Padres, 2-0.
28 Jul 2010, 13:14 #3407
Angels lose to the BoSox again, 4-2... :mrgreen: :woot: :applaud:
29 Jul 2010, 07:28 #3408
bmwracer wrote:Angels lose to the BoSox again, 4-2... :mrgreen: :woot: :applaud:


Sox won with the long ball, four home runs.
29 Jul 2010, 07:39 #3409
Jav_sol wrote:Sox won with the long ball, four home runs.

As long as they beat the Angels, it can be four suicide squeeze plays... :mrgreen:
29 Jul 2010, 08:40 #3410
Jav_sol wrote:

Sox won with the long ball, four home runs.

Same script as last night as they blasted 4 more today in completing the sweep against the once mighty Halos, 7-3. :victory: Beckett went 7 innings in lowering his ERA ot 6.33, actually left trailing 3-2 but the LA 'pen had a complete breakdown, :hehe: no closer like Broxton to save the day for them. :mrgreen:
29 Jul 2010, 08:56 #3411
hitomi #1 wrote:Same script as last night as they blasted 4 more today in completing the sweep against the once mighty Halos, 7-3. :victory: Beckett went 7 innings in lowering his ERA ot 6.33, actually left trailing 3-2 but the LA 'pen had a complete breakdown, :hehe: no closer like Broxton to save the day for them. :mrgreen:

Angels have Scott Shields, who's as bad, if not worse, than Broxton.

Way to go Angels! :twisted:
29 Jul 2010, 09:04 #3412
bmwracer wrote:
Angels have Scott Shields, who's as bad, if not worse, than Broxton.

Way to go Angels! :twisted:

Uh, I'll go with being worse, let's see...an ERA of 5.86! :usuck:
29 Jul 2010, 09:55 #3413
hitomi #1 wrote:Uh, I'll go with being worse, let's see...an ERA of 5.86! :usuck:

Guess the Angels couldn't trade him off to Arizona instead of Joe Saunders for Dan Haren. :beaten:
29 Jul 2010, 12:55 #3414
Dodger pitching is faltering in this game: they're down 6-1 in the 8th. :(
30 Jul 2010, 04:29 #3415
Dodgers miss out on another one:

Oswalt joins Phillies

Roy Oswalt agreed to leave the Houston Astros on Thursday, his only organization in 14 professional seasons, and join the Philadelphia Phillies after the teams came to a trade agreement a day earlier. The teams were near completion of the trade Thursday afternoon, sources said.

Oswalt, 32 years old and twice a 20-game winner, waived his no-trade clause in order to join a pennant race – the Phillies are 3½ games behind the Atlanta Braves in the National League East, leaving the once-competitive Astros to their massive rebuilding effort. The process starts with their return on Oswalt: J.A. Happ(notes), a 27-year-old left-hander who is 13-4 over the past two seasons with the Phillies, and two minor leaguers – outfielder Anthony Gose and shortstop Jonathan Villan.
30 Jul 2010, 06:05 #3416
^ The good teams get better... And the Dodgers are on the outside looking in. :(
30 Jul 2010, 06:45 #3417
The Dodgers did get Scott Podsednik and he's starting today in CF. Maybe they're working on a deal that involves Matt Kemp.
30 Jul 2010, 07:27 #3418
gaijinmark wrote:Maybe they're working on a deal that involves Matt Kemp.

To quote the KCAL-9 Dodgers commercial: "ARE YOU KIDDING ME????" :hehe:
30 Jul 2010, 07:44 #3419
gaijinmark wrote:The Dodgers did get Scott Podsednik and he's starting today in CF. Maybe they're working on a deal that involves Matt Kemp.

He's actually been having a really solid season, :applaud: playing in KC few knew about it, besides his speed he also gets on base often, also was the CF for the Chi Sox when they won the WS. :mrgreen:
30 Jul 2010, 09:52 #3420
George Sherill loses the game for the Dodgers in the bottom of the ninth, 3-2. :shakehead:

Now it's off to San Fran for a weekend series.

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