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K-Mac vs. Aaron Harang
Here's your Stat of the Day: the Cardinals are first in walks and have the fewest strikeouts in the NL. I'd be curious how many teams have held that distinction.
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tkihshbt wrote:
K-Mac vs. Aaron Harang
Here's your Stat of the Day: the Cardinals are first in walks and have the fewest strikeouts in the NL. I'd be curious how many teams have held that distinction.
If it has, I'd guess one of DiMaggio's teams. But that's all it is, a wild guess.
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The Cards' lineup:
Theriot, SS
Jay, CF
Pujols, 1B
Berkman LF
Craig, RF
Schumaker, 2B
Cruz, C
Descalso, 3B
McClellan, P
The Padres' lineup:
Denorfia, RF
Bartlett, SS
Ludwick, LF
Hawpe, 1B
Headley, 3B
Maybin, CF
Hudson, 2B
Johnson, C
Harang, P
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tkihshbt wrote:
K-Mac vs. Aaron Harang
Here's your Stat of the Day: the Cardinals are first in walks and have the fewest strikeouts in the NL. I'd be curious how many teams have held that distinction.
Is that their offense or their pitching staff?
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Offense.
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Good for La Russa to have the stones to sit Molina.
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Brennaman's mentally-retarded son is all over PhillieFan for leaving the ballpark after Bruce's bases-loaded double in the top of the ninth. It takes a lot of guts to call out people who can't hear you, especially when the Phillies draw 40K every night and the Reds draw half that.
Milwaukee is trailing, 6-3, but it's hardly a comfortable lead with Livan Hernandez starting every hitter with a 2-0 count. Braun got tossed for I don't know what because I was watching Phillies/Reds at the time.
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Jon Jay is (still) a god.
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artie_fufkin wrote:
Brennaman's mentally-retarded son is all over PhillieFan for leaving the ballpark after Bruce's bases-loaded double in the top of the ninth. It takes a lot of guts to call out people who can't hear you, especially when the Phillies draw 40K every night and the Reds draw half that.
Milwaukee is trailing, 6-3, but it's hardly a comfortable lead with Livan Hernandez starting every hitter with a 2-0 count. Braun got tossed for I don't know what because I was watching Phillies/Reds at the time.
lol
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Put a good swing on that one, Al.
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Thank god for Brad Hawpe.
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Did Theriot realize who was running?
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Like I said, thank god for Brad Hawpe...
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How lousy a pitch do you have to throw for Hawpe to hit it out?
Enberg just said this is the first time the Padres have had a lead since Thursday.
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band width issues. bad connection with mlb.com. as the wheel spins and tries to load, all i can see is a still image with the ball as a streaking blur over Jay's head. i'm guessing that was bad news.
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Yes, Brad Hawpe just drilled a ball about 405 feet to dead center.
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tkihshbt wrote:
Thank god for Brad Hawpe.
Man, you are on fire.
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artie_fufkin wrote:
Brennaman's mentally-retarded son is all over PhillieFan for leaving the ballpark after Bruce's bases-loaded double in the top of the ninth. It takes a lot of guts to call out people who can't hear you, especially when the Phillies draw 40K every night and the Reds draw half that.
Milwaukee is trailing, 6-3, but it's hardly a comfortable lead with Livan Hernandez starting every hitter with a 2-0 count. Braun got tossed for I don't know what because I was watching Phillies/Reds at the time.
Apparently after the Reds swept the Cardinals, a bunch of the Reds fans took to Twitter and were giving Miklasz, Strauss, Goold and others a hard time.
Lately Miklasz has been pointing out Reds attendance when the crowds are smaller than his number of Twitter followers.
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Lohse did the "hidden ball" trick with the ball from Cruz's first major league hit. These kids who get called up have to know about it by now.
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gave up on video as hopeless and switched to KMOX.
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forsberg_us wrote:
Apparently after the Reds swept the Cardinals, a bunch of the Reds fans took to Twitter and were giving Miklasz, Strauss, Goold and others a hard time.
Brilliant. I'm sure the writers were deeply offended.
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tkihshbt wrote:
Yes, Brad Hawpe just drilled a ball about 405 feet to dead center.
so, that weakness in the middle infield defense must look pretty glaring just about now.
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Max wrote:
gave up on video as hopeless and switched to KMOX.
Shannon in the Pacific time zone with a couple of extra happy hours? Good luck with that.
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Except for the homer, has McClellan given up a loud foul?
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artie_fufkin wrote:
Lohse did the "hidden ball" trick with the ball from Cruz's first major league hit. These kids who get called up have to know about it by now.
i'm glad that lohse's performance on the field gives him the cache to get away with his off the field antics, which i have enjoyed. but i recall this past year some grousing from fans when lohse spoke out on some public issue/controversy--i forget what it was about--carp? i tried to defend it, saying it showed leadership, to which others guffawed and said he had no business trying to show any leadership they way he played.
what the hell was it that he spoke out about?
Last edited by Max (5/24/2011 9:42 pm)