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:
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.
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. :)
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:
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.
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.
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: