Baseball (MLB, WBC, College, etc.)

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

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27 Sep 2004, 02:00 #81
ahochaude wrote:
And that's what makes it so exciting! :D
It'll be nothing without any suspense.

Nah, I was hoping he would smash the record and put it really out of reach... The current record's lasted over 84 years... :sweat:
27 Sep 2004, 06:19 #82
Today's stats:

Ichiro 1-for-4.


251 hits total. 7 to break the record with 7 games to go. :sweat:
27 Sep 2004, 07:44 #83
Well we've got a NFL thread, so.......... :)


Dodgers looking to close out the Giants, leading 7-4, bottom of the ninth, two out.
27 Sep 2004, 07:52 #84
bmwracer wrote:Well we've got a NFL thread, so.......... :)


Dodgers looking to close out the Giants, leading 7-4, bottom of the ninth, two out.


Cursed Gagne! :grumble:
27 Sep 2004, 07:56 #85
eltinator wrote:Cursed Gagne! :grumble:

Hey, blame the Giants: three errors... :hehe:
27 Sep 2004, 08:05 #86
bmwracer wrote:
Hey, blame the Giants: three errors... :hehe:


Yea messed up day today. Only bright spot in sports for me is Favre going for 4 TDs and many with 5 :hehe: :hehe:

Oh well, I still think it's going to come down to the last 3 games of this season :P
27 Sep 2004, 08:15 #87
eltinator wrote:Oh well, I still think it's going to come down to the last 3 games of this season :P

Possibly. The Dodgers have problems with the Rockies.

Of course, the Giants have problems with the Padres, too. :hehe:

It would be totally bizzare if the Padres passed both teams to take the West... :bleh:
27 Sep 2004, 08:19 #88
bmwracer wrote:
Possibly. The Dodgers have problems with the Rockies.

Of course, the Giants have problems with the Padres, too. :hehe:

It would be totally bizzare if the Padres passed both teams to take the West... :bleh:


How far are they back? I'm actually really concerned about Schimdt starting against the Padres. He has like an 8 ERA against them :beaten:
27 Sep 2004, 08:27 #89
eltinator wrote:How far are they back? I'm actually really concerned about Schimdt starting against the Padres. He has like an 8 ERA against them :beaten:

2-1/2 as of today.

Six more games for the Giants. Seven more for the Dodgers.
27 Sep 2004, 08:33 #90
bmwracer wrote:
2-1/2 as of today.

Six more games for the Giants. Seven more for the Dodgers.


It's going to be a dog fight I tell ya! :hehe: :hehe:
27 Sep 2004, 08:40 #91
eltinator wrote:It's going to be a dog fight I tell ya! :hehe: :hehe:

Well it is the Giants and the Dodgers. :beaten: :hehe:
27 Sep 2004, 09:31 #92
bmwracer wrote:
Well it is the Giants and the Dodgers. :beaten: :hehe:


Yea, I actually hope the Dodgers make it though. But as a Wild Card of course :hehe: :hehe:

Just cause of the simple fact that if the wild card comes out of the West, the wild card team has to play St. Louis first round and I like my chances against Atlanta and their disappearing act more. Then again the Cards are good at disappearing as well and so are the Giants. Haven't seen LA make it in a while so I have no clue how this team would do, but a Giants and Dodgers NLCS would be awesome! :hehe: :hehe:
27 Sep 2004, 10:20 #93
eltinator wrote:Yea, I actually hope the Dodgers make it though. But as a Wild Card of course :hehe: :hehe:

Actually, I'm rooting for the Cubbies to be the wild card. :D

Just cause of the simple fact that if the wild card comes out of the West, the wild card team has to play St. Louis first round and I like my chances against Atlanta and their disappearing act more. Then again the Cards are good at disappearing as well and so are the Giants. Haven't seen LA make it in a while so I have no clue how this team would do, but a Giants and Dodgers NLCS would be awesome! :hehe: :hehe:

To see the Dodgers win the division is almost a major accomplishment in itself... I think the dodgers haven't won a playoff game in over a decade... :sweat:
27 Sep 2004, 12:23 #94
bmwracer wrote:
Nah, I was hoping he would smash the record and put it really out of reach... The current record's lasted over 84 years... :sweat:


However once he breaks the record this year, it wouldn't be too outrageous that he could do it again. Imagine having his name up there many times. Right now he is tied for seventh overall I think.
27 Sep 2004, 12:36 #95
bmwracer wrote:
To see the Dodgers win the division is almost a major accomplishment in itself... I think the dodgers haven't won a playoff game in over a decade... :sweat:


Whoa that is a long time :sweat:

The Cubs huh? The thing I'm most afraid of them is the big 3.... errr 4. If they make it, they might just march into the world series. Then again they're jinxed, as are the red sox. Hmm so many teams are jinxed. I wonder who's going to win. Okay, if the Giants don't make it, I'm betting on the Twins! In Johan Santana I believe!
27 Sep 2004, 13:31 #96
koolaid wrote:Right now he is tied for seventh overall I think.

That sounds about right. I think he's tied with Cobb right now...
27 Sep 2004, 15:52 #97
bmwracer wrote:
Nah, I was hoping he would smash the record and put it really out of reach... The current record's lasted over 84 years... :sweat:


True. But the record has lasted for 84 years, and he's the only one who is this close to smashing it. Suspense in this case is good.
It'll give him something to work for next season. :D
27 Sep 2004, 22:27 #98
ahochaude wrote:True. But the record has lasted for 84 years, and he's the only one who is this close to smashing it. Suspense in this case is good.
It'll give him something to work for next season. :D

Hmm, okay.

So why did you say that he has an attitude? Is he arrogant?
28 Sep 2004, 11:51 #99
Ichiro watch:

0-for-3 vs. Oakland in the 6th inning.... :sweat:
28 Sep 2004, 12:47 #100
Ichiro's now 1-for-4 in the 8th inning.

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