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Cardinals
SS Ryan Theriot
CF Colby Rasmus
1B Albert Pujols
LF Matt Holliday
RF Lance Berkman
3B David Freese
C Yadier Molina
2B Skip Schumaker
P Kyle Lohse
Dodgers
LF Tony Gwynn, Jr.
3B Casey Blake
RF Andre Ethier
CF Matt Kemp
1B James Loney
2B Juan Uribe
C Rod Barajas
SS Jamey Carroll
P Jon Garland
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So this Berkman guy can hit alittle.
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That's it. I'm starting a Fudgie the Whale Fan Club. Who else is in?
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Another bomb by Berkman.
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APRTW wrote:
Another bomb by Berkman.
and at least two decent catches, that i saw. a good night. i hope we can come up with a more respectful nickname for him than fudgie, given the way he is playing.
considering what he and rasmus are doing, larussa and moz just might look like geniuses if and when pujols and holliday are both hitting at the same time as berkman and raz.
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damn. just as soon as i can watch, the starting pitchers have gone flat.
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I'm not savvy when it comes to etiquette with the Wave, but aren't you supposed to do it when the home team is in the field?
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artie_fufkin wrote:
I'm not savvy when it comes to etiquette with the Wave, but aren't you supposed to do it when the home team is in the field?
I thought so because it can be a distraction to the hitter.
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"i hope we can come up with a more respectful nickname for him than fudgie"
Lance-A-Lot?
You wonder what McGwire said to him when he walked over to him in the dugout after he hit the second home run. What advice do you give to a guy who's hit the ball 850 feet in two at bats?
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APRTW wrote:
artie_fufkin wrote:
I'm not savvy when it comes to etiquette with the Wave, but aren't you supposed to do it when the home team is in the field?
I thought so because it can be a distraction to the hitter.
That's what I thought.
No segue here, but Vin just threw out some stat that except for Ethier and Kemp, the Dodgers are hitting something like .083 with RISP.
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artie_fufkin wrote:
I'm not savvy when it comes to etiquette with the Wave, but aren't you supposed to do it when the home team is in the field?
we'll need to consult the 80's edition of sports etiquette if we want to find a reference for the wave.
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artie_fufkin wrote:
"i hope we can come up with a more respectful nickname for him than fudgie"
Lance-A-Lot?
You wonder what McGwire said to him when he walked over to him in the dugout after he hit the second home run. What advice do you give to a guy who's hit the ball 850 feet in two at bats?
Make sure the andro is in your drawer if you invite reporters into your room.
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Another thing I noticed about Berkman is whenever he's shown in the dugout, he's talking to one of his teammates, and by his hand gestures presumbly about the opposing pitcher. You see that a lot less frequently these days, probably because there's so much more reliance on video. Pitchers talk about opposing hitters all the time in the dugout because they only play once every five days, but hitters ought to talk, too. There's a lot of value in knowing what another guy is seeing.
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Max wrote:
artie_fufkin wrote:
"i hope we can come up with a more respectful nickname for him than fudgie"
Lance-A-Lot?
You wonder what McGwire said to him when he walked over to him in the dugout after he hit the second home run. What advice do you give to a guy who's hit the ball 850 feet in two at bats?Make sure the andro is in your drawer if you invite reporters into your room.
Rec
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Looks like Lohse is lucky have gotten through 6 with only 2 runs allowed.
I hope Tony goes to the pen now.
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Oh crap, is that Lohse batting?
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A Blake Hawkesworth sighting ...
And is Miles playing third?!?
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artie_fufkin wrote:
A Blake Hawkesworth sighting ...
And is Miles playing third?!?
yes, and vin says blake lives out my way, down in the seattle 'burbs.
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Max wrote:
Looks like Lohse is lucky have gotten through 6 with only 2 runs allowed.
I hope Tony goes to the pen now.
His pitch count is still pretty low. And he won't have to face Ethier and Kemp back-to-back again.
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Max wrote:
artie_fufkin wrote:
A Blake Hawkesworth sighting ...
And is Miles playing third?!?yes, and vin says blake lives out my way, down in the seattle 'burbs.
I don't think I knew he's Canadian.
The Dodgers are getting hosed on the strike zone.
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artie_fufkin wrote:
Max wrote:
Looks like Lohse is lucky have gotten through 6 with only 2 runs allowed.
I hope Tony goes to the pen now.His pitch count is still pretty low. And he won't have to face Ethier and Kemp back-to-back again.
if duncan and la russa get another inning out him, kudos to them. he has looked on the verge of giving up a big inning, just about every inning. and it has taken some lucky called third strikes to accomplish this, as point out.
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an infield single for molina???
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You know it's a good night when Yadi beats out an infield hit.
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Max wrote:
artie_fufkin wrote:
Max wrote:
Looks like Lohse is lucky have gotten through 6 with only 2 runs allowed.
I hope Tony goes to the pen now.His pitch count is still pretty low. And he won't have to face Ethier and Kemp back-to-back again.
if duncan and la russa get another inning out him, kudos to them. he has looked on the verge of giving up a big inning, just about every inning. and it has taken some lucky called third strikes to accomplish this, as point out.
Looks like they're going to try to get him through the 8th. Let's hope that's not too ambitious.