forsberg_us wrote:

APIAD wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

"Is there a situation in wh I a bases loaded walk doesn't lead to a run, or is Dan drinking again?"

He's had to watch every pitch of the first three games. Can you blame him for wanting to get shitfaced?

Fsmw might just want to provide a drive for him. Its going to be a long year.

Along those lines (and completely unrelated to Cardinals baseball), I recently had my first experience using Uber.  I had to take a day trip to Houston.  My cab ride from the airport to my destination cost me $75, so I decided to try Uber on the return drive to see if it would save the client some expense.  The return trip only cost me $32.

I don't go out and drink that much any more, but in a large metropolitan area in which Uber services are available, anyone who chooses to drive drunk should be thrown in a dungeon under the jail.  If Uber is that much cheaper than a cab and as convenient as it is, there simply is no excuse.

I got a cab for a father and daughter for wrecked there can and needed a ride to the nearest bus station.  It cost them 35bucks to be takes 40miles and the cab had to go 80 mile round trip.  No clue how they made any money.

forsberg_us wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

Could be worse. Could be the Phillies:

Bottom 4th: Cincinnati
Joey Votto reached on an infield single
Adam Duvall singled to left center, Joey Votto to second
Jay Bruce homered (403 ft.) to deep right, Joey Votto and Adam Duvall scored
Jordan Pacheco popped out to right
Iván De Jesús Jr. walked
Iván De Jesús Jr. stole second
Tucker Barnhart singled to shallow left center, Iván De Jesús Jr. to third
Robert Stephenson sacrificed, pitcher to second, Tucker Barnhart to second
Daniel Stumpf pitching
Scott Schebler walked
Eugenio Suárez homered (363 ft.) to deep left, Iván De Jesús Jr., Tucker Barnhart and Scott Schebler scored
Joey Votto walked
Brett Oberholtzer pitching
Adam Duvall walked, Joey Votto to second
Jay Bruce singled to center, Joey Votto scored, Adam Duvall to second. Adam Duvall to third, Jay Bruce to second on Odubel Herrera's fielding error
Jordan Pacheco flied out to center
End of Inning (8 Runs, 6 Hits, 1 Error)

10,784 of the most faithful Reds fans attended today's game.  Or perhaps I should say bought tickets to today's game

 
Bruce and Price were both in the  "We're going to prove a lot of people wrong ..." mode after the game. Let's see how they do against someone other than the Phillies at home.

Rizzo's hands are literally in the strike zone. Maybe someone will hit him with a pitch and break one of his wrists.

Watching Lackey get racked is fun!

This w interesting. Steve Berthiume just went with the "Joe Maddon is the best manager in the history of baseball" narrative and Brenly didn't engage him. Because Brenly thinks Brenly is the best manager in the history of baseball.

Initial reports indicate it's a sprained ankle. Too bad it didn't occur while he had his foot up Heyward's ass.