Yardwork: LA Story
Uncategorized September 4th. 2007, 9:27amLos Angeles 11, Chicago 3: Ever so quietly, the Dodgers are creeping back into this thing. After thumping Zambrano, the Dodgers have inched within four of the NL West lead (currently occupied by the Padres). Soriano hit his 19th homer and is on the verge of a 20-20 season despite missing about 25 games with an injury. They love him in Chi-town. Zambrano? Not so much.
New York 10, Cincinnati 4: Pedro performed well and the bullpen doesn’t fuck it up. Plus Philly lost, so the bulge is five in the NL East. David Wright banged his 26th homer and is closing in on 30-30.
Milwaukee 7, Houston 9: It doesn’t matter how stoic the Brew Crew front office is, they’ve got to be throwing shit every time the call goes out to the bullpen. Turnbow blew it again, permitting a Hunter Pence two-run triple in the eighth and then letting him score on a passed ball as Milwaukee gave up four in the eighth.
Boston 13, Toronto 10: Dice-K nearly squandered a 10-1 lead, allowing the Blue Jays to creep within 10-9, before the Red Sox battered Toronto’s bullpen.
New York 1, Seattle 7: The alleged steroid user got knocked around – he’s getting an MRI, so clearly he hasn’t been using his HGH – and then gave way to Moose, who wasn’t all that impressive either. Felix looked better than both and the Mariners got back within one of NY in the wild card race.
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September 4th, 2007 at 9:39 AM
What’s worse Mussina or Clemens with an injury to his pitching arm? Don’t answer that.
September 4th, 2007 at 9:47 AM
If Mussina had just used HGH, the Yanks wouldn’t be in the pickle they are in.
September 4th, 2007 at 9:50 AM
So what we’re saying here is that we think the Yankees might have a (lack of steroids) problem on their hands.
September 4th, 2007 at 9:54 AM
So…let’s check the scores here, yeah we’ve got both New York Teams, La is there yes, Boston of course, sure. Hmmm…Indians beat Santana for the 5th time this season, something that has never happened to the reigning Cy Young winner…nope, no coverage.
September 4th, 2007 at 10:02 AM
Yeah, the Indians got the shaft. Again. But the Twins are so far out of it, does it really matter?
Indians – Red Sox
Angels – Yankees
I’m thinking Red Sox-Angels in the ALCS. ANyone?
September 4th, 2007 at 10:08 AM
And you never cover the Marlins either.
September 4th, 2007 at 10:29 AM
Indians – Red Sox
Angels – Yankees
I’m thinking Red Sox-Angels in the ALCS. ANyone?
I think you should offer that $10 paypal bet for this scenario.
Not only are the Yankees NOT making the playoffs, I dont think the Angels make the ALCS.
With Seattle winning the Wild card, the matchups would be-
Angels-Indians(indians will have home field by October over the Angels)
Red Sox-Mariners
That would put in my estimation Red Sox-Indians in the ALCS. With that matchup obviously the Sawks are still the favorite, but depending on Manny, and Schilling’s health, as well as Dice-K’s mounting inefficiencies on the mound, that series could go either way.
So, TBL you up for that bet? Yanks dont make the playoffs?
September 4th, 2007 at 12:14 PM
Yost blew this one, not Turnbow. Sure Turn-BLOW loaded the bases with a walk, a single, and a walk, but the decision by Yost to bring in Aquino instead of Cordero was the outright winner for bone-headed managerial move of the year. Aquino gave up the triple, not Turn-BLOW. But the responsibility lies with the idiot manager.