Baseball (MLB, WBC, College, etc.)

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

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16 Apr 2005, 14:25 #801
Hopefully the Padres will have a better game tommorrow. I think we should put up a good fight this year. We'll see how we do the rest of the series, and next week against the Dodgers, again, and against the Giants.
17 Apr 2005, 13:28 #802
Dodgers win again, 8-3... :woot: :woot:

The Blue Crew has the best record in the baseball at 8-2... :shocked:
18 Apr 2005, 12:10 #803
Dodgers sweep the Padres, 6-0, on a Jeff Weaver complete game, five-hit shutout... :woot: :woot:

Best start for the Dodgers since 1983.... 1983!! :shocked:
18 Apr 2005, 13:43 #804
Well, well, spoiled Yankee baseball owner George Steinbrenner is at it again:

"Enough is enough. I am bitterly disappointed as I'm sure all Yankee fans are by the lack of performance by our team,'' Steinbrenner said in a statement issued immediately after the game.

"It is unbelievable to me that the highest-paid team in baseball would start the season in such a deep funk. They are not playing like true Yankees. They have the talent to win and they are not winning. I expect Joe Torre, his complete coaching staff and the team to turn this around.''


Money doesn't buy happiness does it, Georgie-boy???

Idiot. Spoiled idiot.
19 Apr 2005, 00:54 #805
bmwracer wrote:Well, well, spoiled Yankee baseball owner George Steinbrenner is at it again:

"Enough is enough. I am bitterly disappointed as I'm sure all Yankee fans are by the lack of performance by our team,'' Steinbrenner said in a statement issued immediately after the game.

"It is unbelievable to me that the highest-paid team in baseball would start the season in such a deep funk. They are not playing like true Yankees. They have the talent to win and they are not winning. I expect Joe Torre, his complete coaching staff and the team to turn this around.''


Money doesn't buy happiness does it, Georgie-boy???

Idiot. Spoiled idiot.


Last year, I remember some sportswriter was making a case for putting Steinbrenner in the baseball hall of fame. :bleh:
-PCM
19 Apr 2005, 01:01 #806
pcmodem wrote:Last year, I remember some sportswriter was making a case for putting Steinbrenner in the baseball hall of fame. :bleh:

Was he sober?

Or on Steinbrenner's payroll?
19 Apr 2005, 01:22 #807
bmwracer wrote:Dodgers sweep the Padres, 6-0, on a Jeff Weaver complete game, five-hit shutout... :woot: :woot:

Best start for the Dodgers since 1983.... 1983!! :shocked:


Unbelievable...As a Giant fan, I must say that it upsets me to see the Dodgers doing so well (as well as Kent), but I must admit that it is fun to watch and hopefully it pushes the rest of the West to keep up....well at least I hope the Giants keep up or it will be a long summer.
19 Apr 2005, 01:27 #808
Im jus hoping to see the A's and the Giants do well this season.
19 Apr 2005, 02:56 #809
dochira wrote:Unbelievable...As a Giant fan, I must say that it upsets me to see the Dodgers doing so well (as well as Kent), but I must admit that it is fun to watch and hopefully it pushes the rest of the West to keep up....well at least I hope the Giants keep up or it will be a long summer.

It's still very early in the season, so I'm not overenthused about the Dodgers fast start...

Heh, I don't know what's Georgie-boy's trip: we're only 10-12 games into the season and he's readt to fire everybody... What a tyrant.
19 Apr 2005, 05:15 #810
dochira wrote:

Unbelievable...As a Giant fan, I must say that it upsets me to see the Dodgers doing so well (as well as Kent), but I must admit that it is fun to watch and hopefully it pushes the rest of the West to keep up....well at least I hope the Giants keep up or it will be a long summer.


Yea seriously but look at the bright side. The Giants are 6-5, better than .500 and if they can play better than .500 ball until they get Barry and Moises back, then wow, we'll be ready to contend. Now the only problem is actually "getting" them back in the lineup. What I'm waiting for is for the Giants to send Tyler Walker to the minors and call up some young arms cause we're loaded. Foppert is certainly ready and there's a kid by the name of Matt Cain who has some nasty stuff :D
19 Apr 2005, 05:30 #811
eltinator wrote:

Yea seriously but look at the bright side. The Giants are 6-5, better than .500 and if they can play better than .500 ball until they get Barry and Moises back, then wow, we'll be ready to contend. Now the only problem is actually "getting" them back in the lineup. What I'm waiting for is for the Giants to send Tyler Walker to the minors and call up some young arms cause we're loaded. Foppert is certainly ready and there's a kid by the name of Matt Cain who has some nasty stuff :D


Talk talk talk, Elt', but when's the last time you've attended a Giants game, amigo? :hehe:

Feliz is playing well at 1st. Alfonzo is on fire!.



Play ball!
-PCM
19 Apr 2005, 06:36 #812
Oh yeah. Fonzi's out of his mind right now hitting (.488 at post-time).
19 Apr 2005, 06:39 #813
dochira wrote:Oh yeah. Fonzi's out of his mind right now hitting (.488 at post-time).

Fonzie?????

Heyyyyyyyyyy......... :hehe:
19 Apr 2005, 06:49 #814
Oh yeah. Eduardo Alfonzo = Fonzi. His intro song should be the Happy Days theme. That would be awesome. :hehe:
19 Apr 2005, 07:22 #815
dochira wrote:Oh yeah. Eduardo Alfonzo = Fonzi. His intro song should be the Happy Days theme. That would be awesome. :hehe:


That is funny, though he's Venezulan, not Italian. :hehe:

That reminds me, speaking of TV Land, we always crack jokes about Mike Dunleavy of the Warriors looking like Doogie Howser. :rofl:
-PCM
19 Apr 2005, 07:50 #816
pcmodem wrote:

Talk talk talk, Elt', but when's the last time you've attended a Giants game, amigo? :hehe:

Feliz is playing well at 1st. Alfonzo is on fire!.



Play ball!
-PCM


Actually last season but I'm still searching for tickets for this season. Giants games are awesome and I usually get nice lower deck seats since my aunt works for a law firm and they own season tickets so when they don't have clients to entertain, she sometimes gets some.

I wasn't bashing on the Giants or anything. I live for them. I watch them everyday, and the only time I miss watching a game is if I got something important to do or if it isn't televised and if not televised I just watch espn gamecast. Hec, I'm even considering not transfering to UCLA and staying here because of the Giants!

Fonzie and Feliz are hot right now, thank goodness but realistically we need Bonds and Alou back. Bonds is the team. I just hope the rest of the guys can carry on until then. We also need Tomko to get on track too. So many worries for me :sweat:
19 Apr 2005, 09:17 #817
Dodgers leading in the 6th inning, 3-0, at Milwaukee... Odalis Perez is pitching a no-hitter so far... :woot:
19 Apr 2005, 09:29 #818
bmwracer wrote:Dodgers leading in the 6th inning, 3-0, at Milwaukee... Odalis Perez is pitching a no-hitter so far... :woot:


Careful, you might jynx the no hitter :sweat:

The Padres need a win after the Dodger sweep. Peavy vs Tomko tonight, could be a pitchers duel. We will tie the Giants with a win.
19 Apr 2005, 11:11 #819
haha...my friend came back from boston a few days ago.. he was 10 rows away from the Sheffield incident

he said there were t-shirts selling at the stadium that said

JETER SUCKS A ROD

WHO'S YOUR DADDY NOW BITCHES


haha...funny.
19 Apr 2005, 11:41 · edited #820
Dodgers win again, 7-3, though Odalis Perez lost his no-hitter in the 7th... Milton Bradley hit two home runs, one from each side of the plate...

Those anger management courses must've really helped. :beaten:


Dodgers are smokin'.... :woot:

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