Baseball (MLB, WBC, College, etc.)

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

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5 May 2005, 21:11 #921
Yanks lost 2 games in a row and fell behind in the series 2-1. A-Rod leads the league now with 10 HR. In today's matchup, Wang will be the starting pitcher, I hope he'll throw his fist SO this time. :D
6 May 2005, 21:08 #922
elnino wrote:In today's matchup, Wang will be the starting pitcher, I hope he'll throw his fist SO this time. :D
damn, wang got whacked for 5 ER's in 6 innings.
6 May 2005, 22:09 #923
niko2x wrote:damn, wang got whacked for 5 ER's in 6 innings.

Wang got whacked???

Care to rephrase that, niko???? :hehe: :rofl: :hehe: :rofl:
7 May 2005, 00:05 #924
bmwracer wrote:Wang got whacked???

Care to rephrase that, niko???? :hehe: :rofl: :hehe: :rofl:
actually, his name is pronounced wOng. but then again, it would have the same effect. what about:

wong chocked and gave up 5 er's
wong got beat for 5 er's
wong got jacked for 5 er's
wong got pounded...

The list can go on and on. :rofl:
7 May 2005, 00:54 #925
You guys wanna fight? :hadoken:
Just joking :victory: It's been hard, 7 losses in the past 9 games :ashamed:
7 May 2005, 23:36 #926
Dodgers roll a 10 in the first inning and rout the Reds, 13-6. :woot: :woot:
8 May 2005, 04:01 #927
Brilliant game by Mike Mussina, his complete shutout brings the Yankees a 5-0 victory after 4 straight losses. A-Rod now with 31 RBIs just one behind the league leaders Lee & Tejada. That's how I want them to play! :hehe: :woot:

Hey bmw, what about the Dodgers? :mrgreen: :hehe: :victory:
8 May 2005, 12:55 #928
elnino wrote:Hey bmw, what about the Dodgers? :mrgreen: :hehe: :victory:

Not much.

They got the tables turned on 'em, 11-3. :bleh:
9 May 2005, 21:25 #929
never paid attention to this thread bcs my team has been in a slump 4 a while.. even though last night they lost , the mets are doing pretty good so far....especially considering the past few years..... :sweat:
10 May 2005, 00:08 #930
Yanks won once again without letting the A's score, 6-0 this time! :woot:
10 May 2005, 00:09 #931
elnino wrote:Yanks won once again without letting the A's score, 6-0 this time! :woot:

It's called a shutout. :D
10 May 2005, 00:17 #932
elnino wrote:Yanks won once again without letting the A's score, 6-0 this time! :woot:


:mecry: :ashamed:
-PCM
11 May 2005, 01:10 #933
4-3 against the Mariners, third win in a row, Yankees are getting on fire :hehe:
Another great pitching performance by Randy Johnson and, of course, pitching-God Mariano Rivera closing the 9th with 7 strikes out of 8 pitches. :dancing:
11 May 2005, 07:20 #934
Schmidt on the DL now too :beaten:

Our pitching staff is getting really thin. I guess it's time for the prospects to hold down the fort.
11 May 2005, 07:22 #935
eltinator wrote:Schmidt on the DL now too :beaten:

Our pitching staff is getting really thin. I guess it's time for the prospects to hold down the fort.


Tell me about it, I was at the game last Friday night.

Was freakin' batting practice out there. :ashamed:



Play ball,
PCM
11 May 2005, 08:46 · edited #936
i honestly hate the yankees.
not only am i a huge mets fan, but i am also entirley anti yanks :finger_devil:
11 May 2005, 13:05 #937
Dodgers eke out a win in St. Louis, 9-8, thanks to a three-run homer by Hee-Seop Choi... :thumbsup:
11 May 2005, 14:30 #938
pcmodem wrote:

Tell me about it, I was at the game last Friday night.

Was freakin' batting practice out there. :ashamed:



Play ball,
PCM


Yea, well he could use the rest. Kruk and Kuip say it isn't serious. Hopefully he can come back strong and throwing mid 90s.
12 May 2005, 00:54 #939
eltinator wrote:

Yea, well he could use the rest. Kruk and Kuip say it isn't serious. Hopefully he can come back strong and throwing mid 90s.


Too bad you's a youngin', Kruk fun to watch when he played. I remember back in the day at Candlestick, he won 10 by the All-Star break, finished with a 20 win season.

I love listening to Kruk call games on KNBR, as he's funny and also gives good pitching analysis. Most commentators were position players, so they can't give you good pitching strategy.

20 wins in The Show is a great year. :woot:
-PCM
12 May 2005, 01:12 #940
pcmodem wrote:

Too bad you's a youngin', Kruk fun to watch when he played. I remember back in the day at Candlestick, he won 10 by the All-Star break, finished with a 20 win season.

I love listening to Kruk call games on KNBR, as he's funny and also gives good pitching analysis. Most commentators were position players, so they can't give you good pitching strategy.

20 wins in The Show is a great year. :woot:
-PCM


AHaha, yea I've heard the stories :D I really must admit that we Giants are really lucky though to have such great commentators. When comcast cable had that free mlb league pass for the first week of the season I went through a bunch of games and honestly, everyone else is BORING! Kruk and Kuip, 2 of the best in the business! Everyone else can just "grab some pine meat" :D :woot: :hehe:

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