John Smoltz is having a stroke somewhere over Matt Cain's "Shutdown inning" performance right now.
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John Smoltz is having a stroke somewhere over Matt Cain's "Shutdown inning" performance right now.
and tell me the picture of Matt Cain on ESPN.com's front page right now doesn't look a TON like AJ Burnett.
****** (edit: pee'd) this one down our legs. Should have wrapped it up in game 3.
Probably couldn't have done it without Cueto anyway, though.
Its ok, hopefully the red birds can win this afternoon and carry the torch for the NL Central!Quote:
Originally Posted by ianoconnor
And that might be it for the Reds. ****** it away. Sigh. After 1990, I never imagined things would be like this for so long.
It's darn hard for me to root for the Cardinals, but I probably will just for the sole fact that it'd make a lot of my friends happy if they won. I respect the Cardinals -- great rivalry.Quote:
Originally Posted by erikbj
Fiance is from Michigan and is a Tigers fan, so pretty much have to root for them out of the AL.
Yankees get beat tonight: Media says Jerry Girardi's passing was a distraction to the team. Same applies if they lose the series.
Yankees win tonight: Media says Jerry Girardi's passing was an inspiration to the team and why they won.
Yankees lose tonight, win tomorrow: After getting past the initial shock of Jerry Girardi's passing, the Yankees regrouped and were inspired to win.
I can't wait to listen to the broadcasters and media come up with excuses for whatever happens. :jimlad:
Well that was a quick 1-2-3. Need ya Lohse. I have a feeling Nats are fired up for this one. Not a good feeling.
Winning run at the plate for the Reds
My heart is beating so hard.
GO GIANTS
I will never eat a clone cone now.Quote:
Originally Posted by CLONECONES
bruce sees a few more pitches and he's gonna hit a walk off
I need a hug.
Ouch. Reds....that was a meltdown of epic proportions.