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Posts: 8619 (05/27/09 4:58 PM) Registered User |
You already jinxed Zimmermann weeks ago, pal. You just had to call him "the real deal" only to have his ERA skyrocket up to the 5-6 range. :|lol I'm terrible, aren't I? hell, I picked a Rays/Cubs ws and both teams are in fourth place. The twisted curse just continues to grow. |
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E Love 9 |
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Posts: 2220 (05/27/09 6:37 PM) I don't get |
The Heartbreak Yid wrote: And he immediately drove in a run today. He was tearing it up in Iowa. I hope he can bring that to this team that so desperately needs it. |
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Posts: 6690 (05/27/09 7:42 PM) Registered user |
E Love 9 wrote: The problem is, he may well be one of the worst defending players on earth, and the only 1 he can play semi-respectably is 1B, and we already have 2 of those. It would be super if by some miracle he could learn 3rd. Apparently, Lou has Alan Trammel working with him on defense, but after all of these years as a horrible defender, I doubt that a few days with Trammel will do him much good. |
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ColbyRulesAll |
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Posts: 10002 (05/27/09 7:46 PM) Annoying sports freak |
He played a couple of games at 3rd for Iowa in the last week, but yeah I think he's probably gonna be DLee's eventual replacement.
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Sol Rosenberg |
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Posts: 4120 (05/27/09 9:00 PM) Registered User |
I heart Z.
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B DeBrun |
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Posts: 20313 (05/27/09 9:03 PM) |
twistedzman wrote: Didn't you pick the Phrauds to win it all last year? 
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BobbyBrown06 |
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Posts: 11809 (05/27/09 9:15 PM) Registered user |
The Yanks are thissss close to first place. They are playing something silly as of late.
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Posts: 4594 (05/27/09 9:50 PM) Registered User |
BobbyBrown06 wrote:The Yanks are in first place they are just tied for first place. |
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Posts: 11813 (05/27/09 9:59 PM) Registered user |
I posted that before they won/Boston lost.
yay. |
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The Bostonian Godfather |
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Posts: 9564 (05/27/09 11:39 PM) Registered User |
Etxeverria wrote:The Marlins won a series. Surely a sign of the apocalypse. |
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Posts: 6961 (05/27/09 11:51 PM) Registered user |
phils cant hit the marlins this year. that better change
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ColbyRulesAll |
MLB Winners Roundup for Wednesday, May 27 2009 | ||
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Posts: 10007 (05/28/09 4:26 AM) Annoying sports freak |
AL - Baltimore, Detroit, Seattle, Cleveland, New York, Minnesota, Los Angeles
NL - St Louis, Chicago, Los Angeles, Florida, Cincinnati, New York, San Diego, San Francisco A mere 5 games await us today. |
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AnAlanSmitheeFilm |
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Posts: 4950 (05/28/09 7:50 AM) Registered User |
StarRider wrote:I can't believe no one has pulled that move since Lt. Frank Drebbin. |
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Posts: 3029 (05/28/09 8:48 AM) |
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ColbyRulesAll |
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Posts: 10010 (05/28/09 10:37 AM) Annoying sports freak |
Ok that's the first time I've seen that video...two things I noticed:
1. The runner was out. 2. The ump bumped Z, not the other way around. |
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Posts: 24396 (05/28/09 10:46 AM) Gadabout |
I'm not 100% on whether he was out, at least from that video. That left arm did sneak in.
But yeah, that wasn't an intentional bump. He'll be fined/suspended for the resulting tantrum but you can't fault him for the bump. |
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BobbyBrown06 |
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Posts: 11820 (05/28/09 10:46 AM) Registered user |
So now that Wang is going to be a starter again, will they finally get it right and send Joba back to the pen?!
Have fun in AAA Phil!!! |
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Posts: 10011 (05/28/09 10:54 AM) Annoying sports freak |
It sure looked to me like he made the tag before the left hand touched the plate.
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Posts: 30 (05/28/09 11:31 AM) |
I am seeing that the runner was safe...looks like his left fingertips made it to the plate
poor gatorade machine =P |
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Posts: 24398 (05/28/09 11:37 AM) Gadabout |
Stat of the day:
The current longest consecutive games played streak belongs to Ryan Howard, who played in his 322nd straight game last night (Justin Morneau is second place, playing in his 298th straight game right now). If Howard continues to play in every game, and the Phillies continue to play 162 games a year, he will break Cal Ripken Jr's record in the 88th game, or somewhere around the All-Star break, of the 2022 season. He will be 41 years old (Ripken was 38 when he ended his streak).
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