http://www.mlbdailydish.com/2009/8/6...n-fielder-mota
really? anyone else hear evidence to support that he ordered it?
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http://www.mlbdailydish.com/2009/8/6...n-fielder-mota
really? anyone else hear evidence to support that he ordered it?
It really shouldn't be done when the team had a 13 or so run lead.
I would say it did need to be done at that score, they threw at Manny earlier (well maybe, and my case is under the assumption that they were throwing at him although I'm not entirely sold that they did it on purpose, players are pussies now aday with anybody who throws inside).... you have to stand up for your star player.
If it was a close game then I would say that it shouldn't have been done until later in the season.
First, Torre shouldn't even have to order it, pitchers should know they have to protect and if they didn't a veteran should say something.
Second, they should have waited until the next game which was the next day. Hit him in the first or second AB
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/ni/God.jpg
An eye for an eye...
http://sydwalker.info/blog/wp-conten...tma_ghandi.png
..leaves the whole world blind
I think intentionally beaning someone because your team's star was accidentally hit is bush league.
^^^
Has never played baseball
I don't think it's bush league. I just think it's silly.
Personally, I rarely ever want to intentionally give the other team a baserunner. You know, because my main concern is winning, not revenge.
So I can't say that doing something is bush league?
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