Didn't realize they released him until your post, perhaps with the starters pitching so well they can do without one more pitcher in the 'pen. Relievers are like managers as far as recycling goes, he'll latch on somewhere else. :sweat:
gaijinmark wrote:But I count yesterday as a win because they caught one of those sleaze-ball-scum-sucking-low-life maggots that beat up Bryan Stow. :woot:
One down, one to go. :fingerscrossed:
Yup... And supposedly he was the one who actually beat the guy up.
Dodger bullpen continues their mastery of blowing games, this time a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the ninth with two out: 4-3. :shakehead: :shakehead: :shakehead:
It's getting to the point where it's becoming comical.
Another good outing by Buchholz was wasted last night as Bard once again failed to do the job, coming in with a 2-1 lead and within 2 batters it became a 3-2 loss. :grumble: 14 innings in Buchholz's last 2 starts allowing only 2 runs but no wins to show for it, could have moved in first last night as the Rays and Yanks :twisted: both lost again.
Lot of afternoon games today, the key one was the Sox taking the rubber game against the Indians, :woot: should have been a sweep, as the offense was in overdrive in a 14-2 rout. :victory: Solid effort by Lester though it wasn't really needed, even Crawford had a big game with 4 hits today.
gaijinmark wrote:They might want to save some of those runs for when/if Lackey and Dice-K come back. :sweat:
Seems like they'd be better off if they didn't come back but doubt if any other team would want them and their contracts. :shakehead: Seems as though this writer doesn't think they're hoping Dice returns.
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