atskv9 wrote:

*sigh* Phillies win game 3 in the 9th

I figured that would happen.

For Tampa Bay, their backs are to the wall, it's do or die, there's no tomorrow, , ,

Ack, they're getting pummeled, 10-2.

gaijinmark wrote:

For Tampa Bay, their backs are to the wall, it's do or die, there's no tomorrow, , ,

The Rays could still pull a RedSox ... come all the way back and then falter in Game 7.

bmwracer wrote:

Ack, they're getting pummeled, 10-2.

After I saw the Phillies pitcher get a homerun, I had to turn it off I wasn't expecting it would end that bad. What a joke!

atskv9 wrote:

After I saw the Phillies pitcher get a homerun, I had to turn it off I wasn't expecting it would end that bad. What a joke!

Yeah, after the pitcher homered, that had me reaching for the TV guide.

Let's see if the Rays can pull it out tomorrow when Game 5 resumes

atskv9 wrote:

Let's see if the Rays can pull it out tomorrow when Game 5 resumes

They were lucky to tie it up: I thought they were gonna call the game and give it to the Phils... That would've been lame, but within the rules.


A good omen for the Rays?

Let's hope so.

bmwracer wrote:

They were lucky to tie it up: I thought they were gonna call the game and give it to the Phils... That would've been lame, but within the rules.

That's what I thought until Selig said he changed the rule before the game to not call the game unless all 9 innings were played. If the Phils won that way, I would be pissed.

dochira wrote:

That's what I thought until Selig said he changed the rule before the game to not call the game unless all 9 innings were played. If the Phils won that way, I would be pissed.

So would the Rays.

I wonder how many players/spectators will get sick after sitting through that yesterday: 39F and a driving rain.

Rays lose.

'Nuff said.

Well I missed the rest of the game and I'm kind of glad I did cause I would've been yelling at my TV

atskv9 wrote:

Well I missed the rest of the game and I'm kind of glad I did cause I would've been yelling at my TV

I think I did enough yelling for the both of us.

Oh well.

I guess this thread will go into hibernation 'til spring.

Haha, yeah I suppose. Hopefully both our home teams will be worth rooting for then too

bmwracer wrote:

I guess this thread will go into hibernation 'til spring.

There's always some hot-stove baseball news to look forward to ... like what'll happen to Manny?? Looks like he's gonna get some ARod-esque money and probably leaving the Dodgers for good.


I guess that'll be the biggest baseball story until next spring training .....

adub2adub wrote:

There's always some hot-stove baseball news to look forward to ... like what'll happen to Manny?? Looks like he's gonna get some ARod-esque money and probably leaving the Dodgers for good. I guess that'll be the biggest baseball story until next spring training .....

I'm sure that miscreant Steinbrenner will pry open his wallet and give Manny whatever he wants, continuing that age-old tradition of BoSox players going over to the Yanks: Ruth, Boggs, Clemens, Damon, etc...

I like when Palin was campaigning in Pittsburg, PA, where she was recognizing the win by the Phillies and she got booed. I'm glad she can see Russia from Alaska because when it comes to American geography she's apparently challenged.

Tu_triky wrote:

I like when Palin was campaigning in Pittsburg, PA, where she was recognizing the win by the Phillies and she got booed. I'm glad she can see Russia from Alaska because when it comes to American geography she's apparently challenged.

It's not just geography... She's in Forrest Gump territory.

Tu_triky wrote:

I like when Palin was campaigning in Pittsburg, PA, where she was recognizing the win by the Phillies and she got booed.

Perhaps she, understandably, forgot that Pittsburgh even had its own pro baseball team .... considering how awful and irrelevant the Pirates have been for years. I'd figure the only sports Palin knows about are hockey and curling.

A Phillies comment probably was stupid, among other statements, on her part ... but at least she didn't claim to "root" for the Phillies like bandwagoner Obama did.

adub2adub wrote:

I'd figure the only sports Palin knows about are hockey and curling.

More like shopping at Saks and deer hunting.