Gavin Floyd is incredibly easy to steal off of.
Its the top of the thirds and Wells and Rios have both stole 3rd easily, and Scott Rolen just stole second. :eek:
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Gavin Floyd is incredibly easy to steal off of.
Its the top of the thirds and Wells and Rios have both stole 3rd easily, and Scott Rolen just stole second. :eek:
Detroit scores.
Unearned run for Detroit. Is it an earned run streak or just a run streak???
Fly to CF, Coco girl-arms it to Aviles, Aviles throws the ball off of Laird-ass sliding into third, the ball gets away, Laird goes home, Greinke guns him down, ball comes out of Olivo's glove as he applies the tag.
That's how Greinke loses his scoreless inning streak. That's unreal.
Cleveland has 13 pitchers? That's a little excessive me thinks.
Ew. Just 3 bench players.Quote:
Originally Posted by EVEN11323
2 really because 1 has to be a backup catcherQuote:
Originally Posted by gosensgo101
HGM says that Orel's streak is for ER not R. So his streak is still intact.Quote:
Originally Posted by KowboyKoop
From what I can see on baseball-reference.com, it was just for R. I don't really know though.Quote:
Originally Posted by 200tang
Regardless, 40 IP in a row without allowing an earned run for Zack. That's just unreal good.
And catcher's don't count as bench players? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by TheNamelessPoet
Anyways, both Shoppach and Martinez get into the lineup together quite a bit.
No, I said:Quote:
Originally Posted by 200tang
You: well is orel's the unearned or runs?
Me: runs
lol. Orel through 59 scoreless innings.
lies. You clearly altered the conversation....>.>Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
My mistake though, lol.
listen here goose *shakes fist*Quote:
Originally Posted by gosensgo101
lol
they do count but usually its a last resort in case somethig happens to your starter. What I want to see is the confusion when an AL manager has their catcher as DH then have to move him to the Catcher spot and lose the DH :D
41 for Zack.
Yeah, I'm still counting.
That's happened before. The Twins had to do that in one game back in 2007 because of an injury.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/bo...00707062.shtml
That's another reason to not like the DH :P
(The Twins game in which it happened was on my birthday :D)
nice :DQuote:
Originally Posted by EVEN11323
moylan makin us sweat... come on braves... we need this game BAD
That's not very scientificQuote:
Originally Posted by gosensgo101
Single, walk, single, single, walk to start an inning and you get ONE run? Come on!
NEWSFLASH
Nats lose.
That is all.:(
How does that even work?Quote:
Originally Posted by filihok
First 3 things, and the bases are loaded. Single again, one run in and the bases loaded...walk = 2 runs...
Am i Missing something?
Baserunning, I'm guessing.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
Ahem...edit...2 runs!Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
:o
Newsflash, Zack Greinke is embarrassing the opponents right now. 43 consecutive innings without an earned run. Back to back complete games. Tigers had no chance.
Wow, ESPN's box scores are REALLY slow today...I was just looking at the box score and it said it was the bottom of the 8th with 1 out.Quote:
Originally Posted by KowboyKoop
I suppose now would be a bad time to ask if you're interested in trading him?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by KowboyKoop
I didn't see tonight's game, but yesterday Gil Meche threw another good game. Bullpen let him down though. That KC pitching staff is looking like the real deal to me.
Damn spoilers!
The top 2 were a given to be "the real deal" (Meche and Greinke), and Davies is starting to prove that his hot September represented a breakout, and that gives them a top 3 that can compete with anybody in the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldFatGuy
The back of the rotation though? Well...let's pretend that doesn't exist ;).
We'll worry AFTER the next complete game shut outQuote:
Originally Posted by KowboyKoop
http://i.a.cnn.net/si/2007/writers/r..._hershiser.jpg
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/...ysdale-hof.jpg
Well, HoRam has already been replaced by Bannister, and Hochevar will replace Ponson in early May (when he stays down long enough for the Royals to control him for another year). Banny and Hochevar are okay as 4/5, a lot better than Ponson and HoRam.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
1-2-3 are very good as you say, 4-5 of Hoch and Banny is respectable for a back end of the rotation.
If Bannister can be better than he was last year, which I'm skeptical of, then yes.
FILI: That's what happens when you have a sinkerballer on the mound.
What happened with Fili's situation is the Dodgers loaded the bases w/ 0 out and they ground 1-2 to the P, but didn't get the DP. With 1 out they hit it back to the P again who got the 1-2-3 DP to end the inning
Well, Banny's FIP last year was 5.03, compared to a 5.67 ERA and Hochevar's FIP was 4.43 last year, compared to a 5.51 ERA, so I think there's hope they can be okay. Certainly no guarantee...but I think at least Hochevar is a good bet to be solid.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
Ouch.
Anyone see Mike Cameron and Quintero get together at home plate?
Bases Loaded...none out.
Kemp - K
Blake - K
Ausmus - Ground Out
:mad:
Cook held it down when he got into trouble fairly well.
yooooooooooooouk!!!!
12 walks in 6 innings of Rox and Dodgers...yuck
sounds like the braves, cincy gameQuote:
Originally Posted by filihok
Sweeeeeeet!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TheNamelessPoet
The Sox own Rivera