Blue Jays - 000 000 000 - 0 3 2Wakefield mixed in a lot of fastballs and curves and had a superb night in the Boston rain: 8-3-0-0-4, 94. (Toronto's only baserunners of the night in bold.)
Red Sox - 010 100 23x - 7 8 0
1: K L9 P3MDC pitched the 9th. ... It was the Red Sox's 15th shutout of the season -- tops in MLB.
2: F8 K 2B F8
3: 2B F7 63 43
4: 53 F7 1B F7
5: 53 53 P3
6: F7 K K
7: F9 43 43
8: 53 53 63
9*: 43 F7 63
Jed Lowrie had a great night: a sac fly in the second, an RBI double in the 4th, a double and a run scored in the seventh, and a 9-pitch walk and a run scored in the eighth.
David Ortiz doubled the Sox's lead from 2-0 to 4-0 with a two-run double in the seventh and Kevin Cash put the game on ice with a three-run dong in the eighth.
All other games involving East and wild card contenders were rained out. Boston is 2 GB in the East and 6 GA in the wild card.
***
David Purcey (5.23, 81 ERA+) / Tim Wakefield (4.11, 110 ERA+)
It will be four games in three days for the Red Sox against a team which has won 11 of its last 12 games.
LHP Purcey is a rookie who will be making his 11th start of the season. Check out his game log. Lately, he has been either superb (eight shutout innings over the FKR in his start) or terrible.
Alex Rios has hit in 12 straight games and has a .435/.458/.870 line in September. Lyle Overbay is also hot this month (.382/.400/.735). ... The Red Sox's September stats are here.
J.D. Drew's back stiffened up before Wednesday's game against the Rays and he is a question mark for tonight.
Terry Francona must stop penciling Jacoby Ellsbury in at leadoff spot. His OBP at the top of the lineup this season is a .311. His 1st inning OBP is a paltry .280.
All of Ellsbury's 21 starts since August 14 have been at the #1 spot: .221/.275/.305 -- no hits, no walks, no power. And he's batting only .172 this month (5-for-29).
***
This annoys me:
EXPWL RS RA DIF W-L DIF***
Red Sox 87-58 766 611 +155 85-60 -2
Blue Jays 84-62 653 556 + 97 79-67 -5
Rays 81-63 667 582 + 85 87-57 +6
Yankees 76-70 704 670 + 34 77-69 +1
Orioles 68-77 733 779 - 46 65-80 -3
Rays/Yankees at 7
Twins/Orioles at 7
Tigers/White Sox at 8
East
Rays 87 57 --- Magic #
Red Sox 85 60 2.5 16
Blue Jays 79 67 9.0 9
Yankees 77 69 11.0 7
Orioles 65 80 22.5 E
Wild Card
Red Sox 85 60 --- Magic #
Twins 80 66 5.5 12
Blue Jays 79 67 6.5 11
Yankees 77 69 8.5 9
NESN:
ReplyDeleteCoco Crisp, CF
Dustin Pedroia, 2B
David Ortiz, DH
Kevin Youkilis, 1B
Jason Bay, LF
Mike Lowell, 3B
Mark Kotsay, RF
Jed Lowrie, SS
Kevin Cash, C
redsock said...
ReplyDeleteNESN:
Coco Crisp, CF
Dustin Pedroia, 2B
David Ortiz, DH
Kevin Youkilis, 1B
Jason Bay, LF
Mike Lowell, 3B
Mark Kotsay, RF
Jed Lowrie, SS
Kevin Cash, C
FUNIX= RESPECT....Good for Coco he pretty much has kept his mouth shut about playing time, and as of late has hit pretty well. Makes him a stand up guy in my book..
I hope they play this game....
ReplyDeletei wish FUNIX started wednesdays game.
ReplyDeletei like the lineup.
OH YEAH! LETS GO YANK-EES.
ReplyDelete1. Marco Scutaro, 2B
ReplyDelete2. Brad Wilkerson, LF
3. Alex Rios, RF
4. Vernon Wells, CF
5. Lyle Overbay, 1B
6. Kevin Mench, DH
7. Rod Barajas, C
8. Scott Rolen, 3B
9. John McDonald, SS
Drew might return tomorrow afternoon.
I hope they play this game....
ReplyDeleteWeather?
I have to do an interview at 7, so a one-hour rain delay would be nice.
Has that collider experiment destroyed the world yet?
ReplyDeleteDon't let it annoy you too much. The Red Sox have a much larger run differential because they're a better hitting team. So they score more runs in blowouts and their expected W-L record gets inflated a bit; whereas the Rays and Angels have better pitching staffs and win more close games.
ReplyDeleteWill be four games within 48 hours this weekend.
ReplyDeletethe weather lady on nesn just said it should only be a short delay.
ReplyDeletewhether she really knows the weather, is a different story.
"The best of both worlds is finally here. In a long-awaited win-win for fans everywhere, Major League Baseball Advanced Media announced on Wednesday that MLB.TV Premium subscribers now have the choice of the home or away broadcast feed in every live game."
ReplyDeleteExtra Bases says they're aiming for a 7:45 start.
ReplyDeleteL gets her wish.
If they offer both TV feeds, could I watch a Sox-Jays game on NESN even though Buffyvision would be blacked out for me?
ReplyDeleteI have the cheap 400k mlbtv so I can't get it, but I see the NESN and Rogers logos to click on.
Five games currently delayed and two more postponed.
ReplyDeleteits still rainin here..in ct
ReplyDeleteIf they offer both TV feeds, could I watch a Sox-Jays game on NESN even though Buffyvision would be blacked out for me?
ReplyDelete"Blackout and other restrictions apply"
Based on what I'm seeing, if the game is blacked out for you, it's blacked out on both feeds.
(Which makes a certain kind of sense, at least if you are able to apply "sense" to the blackout rules, sigh. In this view, it would make a lot more sense to give you only the home feed, complete with the home feed's commercials.)
L gets her wish.
ReplyDeleteIs this still true? I'm off the phone and ready for baseball.
In a long-awaited win-win for fans everywhere, Major League Baseball Advanced Media announced on Wednesday that MLB.TV Premium subscribers now have the choice of the home or away broadcast feed in every live game.
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean no more whining when we get the wrong feed? We can just switch?
If they can somehow get both TV feeds into the EI package for each game, I'll be a very happy man.
ReplyDeleteL: It's only for the website right now. Not TV.
ReplyDeleteThe cat is mesmerized by this montage of defensive gems.
ReplyDeleteThat is key, the "both feeds" thing.
ReplyDeleteL: It's only for the website right now. Not TV.
ReplyDeleteOh. Boo.
Cool, I can watch this Curb episode--hope the game doesn't start till 8.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it'll get underway soon.
ReplyDelete"Looks like it'll get underway soon."
ReplyDeleteWow, they're just gonna play in the rain--here we go. Strike one.
knucklers in the rain.
ReplyDeleteGood start, but I'm concerned about the knuckleball in the drizzle.
ReplyDeleteI will have to stay clear of GDGD.
ReplyDeleteIt's 2 pitches ahead of the radio!
Time for Buffyvision and laundry folding. Looks like it's pouring in Boston.
ReplyDeleteOTT-awa. (Canadian OTT)
ReplyDeleteFunix!!
ReplyDeleteOTTawa, cute. :)
ReplyDeleteRolen having trouble existing.
ReplyDeleteWe kinda need this game. Not NEED, but should win it...given the pitching matchups we're facing. Toronto thinks they're contending and are pulling out the stops here.
ReplyDeleteGiven tomorrow's double header, it's no wonder they're trying to play this game?
How's the rain? And why worry particularly about the knuckler in it?
True re Toronto. Much talk of them making a run for the wild card. Kinda hard to believe, but I guess they want to create excitement.
ReplyDeleteYanks Rays still delayed
ReplyDeletedelayed ain't just a group of non-virgins
ReplyDeleteWow, camera sees Coco putting glove up, then pans up at wall for some reason, getting back on Coco just barely in time to see him make catch at far bottom of screen.
ReplyDelete...
ReplyDeleteAh, "de laid".
Seems kinda crazy to play in this weather. I know it's a scheduling thing, but still.
ReplyDeleteYeah, de-laid took me a moment too.
ReplyDeletemenched
ReplyDeleteso you had a group of non-virgins reaction?
ReplyDeletecoco -- I knew DOn would say "battling the raindrops"!
ReplyDelete4pitchBB, nice. Sledge is losin' it.
ReplyDeletewhat a fool! "Catch the ball!" --Mariano Rivera. Eh, NESN thinks it may have hit too high on the wall, too bad they only had one shot of it. With all those cameras and all...
ReplyDeleteBay almost got screwed by ball hitting ump, but gets to 2nd w/out throw
ReplyDeletegroup of nonvirgin reactions... can't go with that one.
ReplyDeletemaybe a fucked reaction would be better. get rid of the virgin thing.
the longer you keep your boys out there, Sledge, the worse the field gets...
ReplyDeletebut then it would have to be da'fucked reaction. Or group of fucked people reaction. I vote for the end of this conversation:)
ReplyDeleteI'll second that.
ReplyDeleteunproductive!
ReplyDeleteproductive!
ReplyDelete1-0
Jere, just tell me this. Are you threading more than one game here?
ReplyDeleteI am threading one game. What's goin' on?
ReplyDeleteCoco's move with the bat between his legs was, um, interesting.
ReplyDeleteI'm making dinner.
ReplyDeletei get it.
ReplyDeletekotsay - unpro
lowrie - pro
sorry, wasn't trying to be cryptic
ReplyDeleteExciting!
ReplyDeleteFKR: delayed
NYY:
MIN: delayed
BAL:
DET: delayed
CWS:
they're all fucked
ReplyDeleteCash tried to sell that walk but isn't a very good salesman. He should think twice before joining Mirabelli on the Home Shopping circuit.
ReplyDeletethat may have been catchable....
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't just the productive/unproductive. I haven't understand half of Jere's comments tonight. (Please don't count, it might not be half.)
ReplyDeleteWho is Sledge? Why the Mariano Rivera quote? What was the cat mesmerized by?
Maybe it's the NESN vs Buffy feed. We are watching the same game, but different games.
no, a little too high, despite what Remy said. I think.
ReplyDeletestill, Coco, give it a shot, and Bay will play the carom if nec. you know this.
ReplyDeletePurcey Sledge.
ReplyDeleteThe Jays outfielder let the ball land right next to him, hence catch the ball.
The cat was watching the rain delay show on NESN, it was highlights from the season so far.
thank you :)
ReplyDeletei was about to type "don't worry about answering all that"
way to get out of that Wake!
ReplyDeletenice to see the jays squander
ReplyDeleteIt's Krazy Eyes Killah's third commercial (that I've noticed) since his role on Curb. (The actor who played Krazy. Who was a character on the show. Funny to see him play these straight roles after being a gangsta rapper.)
ReplyDeletethis late start suited me fine, i haven't missed much. Holla!
ReplyDeleteSelf-congratulation on NESN? no way!
ReplyDeleteha, Don's 1000th game, they're showing him getting a cake, blowing out candles from earlier.
ReplyDeleteDubblin' Pedroia.
Don now saying stuff he'd be remiss without saying.
ReplyDeletethe on-deck "area" is mud
ReplyDeleteGot a reply re long rundowns:
ReplyDeletePhillies-Astros
May 8, 2001
Top 6th, Enron Field, Houston.
PHILLIES 6TH: Rollins singled to right; Abreu struck out while Rollins was caught stealing second (catcher to shortstop to first to second to pitcher to second to first to second to catcher to shortstop); Rolen flied to center.
2-6-3-4-1-4-3-4-2-6
FKR/MFY - ppd
ReplyDeleteThat is a seriously long run-down.
ReplyDeleteNice. Rollins also made an out to left, giving him 123467 for that game.
ReplyDeleteI got some other info on another rundown that was supposedly twice or three times as long. Gotta check it out.
ReplyDeletealso, holy shit that's a long pickle
ReplyDeletethree times as long would be THIRTY guys!
ReplyDeleteI also like this line from that box:
ReplyDeleteFIELDING -
DP: 2. Hayes-Bagwell, Ausmus-Vizcaino-Bagwell-Biggio-Lima-Biggio-Bagwell-Biggio-Ausmus-Vizcaino.
Full ad in between batters. FULL AD, the whole screen, in the middle of an inning.
ReplyDeleteIt occurs to me I haven't complained to anyone but you guys and wmtc readers about this. I gotta email Rogers Sports.
How long can they keep going in this rain? It's getting messier and messier.
ReplyDeleteI guess they're trying to get the official game in. It does seem crazy.
ReplyDeleteDH tomorrow, gotta play through.
ReplyDeleteRays also will play 2 tomorrow.
Nevertheless.
ReplyDeleteRed Barber once wrote about a triple play he saw in spring training that went:
ReplyDelete5-2-6-2-5-1-7-4-7-8-5-4-6-4-3-4-9-6-3
I'm trying to figure out (a) if it's true and (b) when it happened.
it'll be like the old days. a slate full o' doubleheaders on a weekend day.
ReplyDeleteWithout TV/replay, how in the hell would you remember the sequence?
ReplyDeletelet's say we're two back after tonight. At the end of tomorrow, we'd be anywhere from tied to 4 back of Tampa.
ReplyDeleteFKR: ppd
ReplyDeleteNYY:
MIN: ppd
BAL:
DET: ppd
CWS:
you'd have to be taking notes during the play! Or ask a bunch of the fielders themselves afterwards and piece it together. Counting throws while it happens would help too.
ReplyDelete10 "players" vs 19 "players" - only twice as long!
ReplyDeleteWithout TV/replay, how in the hell would you remember the sequence?
ReplyDeleteCould you scribble the numbers down as you saw them? Pencil in one hand, eyes on the field, just writing 2, 3, 1, 3, etc.?
Because you couldn't possibly remember them without seeing and studying the numbers.
whoa, crazy ass hops. I think the SS did have a chance, since Bay slipped out of the box
ReplyDeletethe catcher with all his gear on makes him visible--like, you'd have to remember when he was catching/throwing. At least moreso than the others.
ReplyDeletehey, hey, hey
ReplyDeleteIt's my 1st NESN game!
Bonus ESPN coverage due to the rain in NY.
Lucky me!
June 8, 1914 PIT @ PHI
ReplyDeleteIn the home 4th, Fred Luderus hit a line drive to the [high] brick wall in deep centerfield where it stuck. Luderus circled the bases while CF Kelly "danced frantically underneath but the ball would not fall". Apparently a piece of brick was missing - forming a hole where the ball stuck in the "jagged edges of two broken bricks" for the first true inside-the-park homer.
Sosock gets NESN - cool!
ReplyDeleteJulio Lugo says I am the shortstop! oh wait
ReplyDeleteAgain with the Lowrie. 2-0 us. Three outs till it's official, too.
ReplyDeleteJed-Ieeeeee!
ReplyDeleteI love that the national audience got the bullpen band right away.
ReplyDeletebullpen band audible on radio.
ReplyDeleteBullpen band nonexistent on Buffyvision.
ReplyDeleteWe're supposed to have torrential rains all over the GTA tomorrow. Very bad for all the rallies and demos. Boo.
ReplyDeleteWent out to eat with the folks (Clemmons Kitchen,mmmmm).
ReplyDeleteThey came by to visit after and I have been sitting here fighting the urge to go to the puter and check the score. Dad brought up the subject of the Braves, his team, and I quickly said,"well let's see if we can find a game and get some scores".
We watched some of Pit-StL on ESPN, and just as Mom and Dad were saying bye they showed the official announcement of the postponement at the Toilet and then switched to Boston.
Meant to be!
Hot Damn!
Buffy planting the tired excuse. "There's no question who's the more rested team..." with the run down of who played when and where.
ReplyDeleteNESN goes green after ball is hit--recovers to see Lowell making play. that was weird.
ReplyDeleteMY FIRST HEIDI SIGHTING !!!!
ReplyDeleteEvening, chaps. Nice looking score. Maybe in an inning or so the heavens could open and the game could be called. All the other games just about have been PPD.
ReplyDeletesox are more tired - they went to japan.
ReplyDeleteOK, I hear you guys talk about them all the time. Who's who here?
ReplyDeleteCommentator-wise I mean.
So a friend of mine, out of the blue, gave me two tickets to the first game against the Arachnids at Fenway. :D
ReplyDeleteWhen that camera went green--I think they lost its feed. Because now after the ball's hit, we're seeing this really low angle from behind the plate.
ReplyDeleteTOO---This One's Official!
ReplyDeleteJerry is the former player with the mustache and the Boston accent.
ReplyDeleteDon is the pasty-faced guy with the nice radio voice who drones on and on with meaningless factoids.
Ish, nice! Gifts from the baseball gods.
ReplyDelete(You know, those nonexistent bbgs.)
Nice, Ish, I'll be at the second one. --oh, wait, you mean Arachnid like Spider, as opposed to what I've always called the Arachnids, the Yanks, with their Arachnid-looking NY.
ReplyDeleteOkay, so I'll be at the first Cleveland Arachnid game and the second NY Arachnid game.
.Nice, Ish, I'll be at the second one. --oh, wait, you mean Arachnid like Spider, as opposed to what I've always called the Arachnids, the Yanks, with their Arachnid-looking NY.
ReplyDeleteOkay, so I'll be at the first Cleveland Arachnid game and the second NY Arachnid game
I'll be there on the 22nd, against the Indians/Spiders/Arachnids/Still-Not-Tribe-Time
I'm gonna watch the rest w/o the keyboard. Not sure what I'll do tomorrow, with the DH at work! Hope for a very slow day, I guess.
ReplyDeleteG'night all!
Man that is some SHITTY playing conditions out there!
ReplyDeleteSo we'll both be there the 22nd. I think--I keep forgetting if I have 22nd or 24th. But I think 22nd.
ReplyDeleteSo we'll both be there the 22nd. I think--I keep forgetting if I have 22nd or 24th. But I think 22nd.
ReplyDeleteFantastic. Where are your seats?
I can't tell you how much I love this 80s Red Sox ad they're showing on NESN. It's very Morgan Magic-centric. No, I can tell you how much: A shitload.
ReplyDeleteThat's one of my 10-game plan games (either 22nd or 24th), so bleachers. Right field.
ReplyDeletevery nice pitch by Wake to K his ass
ReplyDeletewhere are you sitting ish?
ReplyDeleteatta boy Wake. I mean, atta man.
ReplyDeleteLoge box. section 22
ReplyDeleteOK, my 1st taste of NESN. I guess I'm not getting the ads I hear you talk about because they go to ESPN's ads.
ReplyDeleteWake's ball is moving pretty well to be so wet there. It's typically better in a dry atmosphere, which we do NOT have here.
sosock, have you thought about getting EI on your cable? Or mlb.tv? Or just not feasible?
ReplyDeleteWow, Wake is dealing tonight. I don't know why some Sox fans don't like him. I think he's great.
ReplyDeleteJEEEEEDDDDDD!!! is an RBI machine!
Sec 22 in the loge--depending on your row, you may be in the *secret* foul ball spot. I don't know if you know this, but since last year, the home plate screen, which you'll be underneath, has holes in it where it meets the facade. A lot of balls that roll up it drop straight down. If you're right under a hole, and in row--FF, I believe? around there--your chances of getting a foul ball increase dramatically.
ReplyDelete"Wake is dealing tonight. I don't know why some Sox fans don't like him. I think he's great."
ReplyDeleteSeems like one of the more beloved Sox to me.
I mean, I definitely don't hear too many complaints about Wake in this great season he's having.
ReplyDeleteI miss this commercial.
ReplyDeletewow, NESN having serioues cam trouble now. Ball hit, cut to camera showing nothing, cut to another camera showing a close-up of the warning track, cut to Kotsay with ball in glove. They've clearly lost that main cam that they usually cut to after the ball is hit.
ReplyDeleteI haven't clicked the link--but I'm guessing "Ess-actly"?
ReplyDeleteNope. Baby New York.
ReplyDeleteWell, there's a lot, a lot of culture.
ReplyDeleteAh, I was wrong--but I see it's the one where the guy says Philly is a little New York. Ha.
ReplyDeleteNo idea how or where to get a copy of the Manny ad. I'd really like it, though.
ReplyDeleteBlogger Jere said...
ReplyDeleteI mean, I definitely don't hear too many complaints about Wake in this great season he's having.
Oh, you're preaching to the choir. I've just heard so many Sox fans say, "Oh, he sucks," etc., and I keep thinking "are you talking about the same Wakefield I know of???" Also, isn't he a Clemente finalist or something?
Pedroia has a laser gun, Lowrie has the light saber!
ReplyDeleteI love Lowrie.
ReplyDeleteThere was someone here earlier this year who was complaining big time about Wake. I forget who that was.
ReplyDeleteYouk is the Sox' Clemente representative. (I just happened to be there that day and saw him get the nod.)
and Cash has the Wad. Come on, Cash, do some damage, guy.
ReplyDeleteMy 1st ever infamous "commercial in the middle of the at-bat"!!
ReplyDeletethat really sucks, doesn't it?
If the Red Sox win tonight, the magic number for YED is 8!
ReplyDeletebase hit!!
ReplyDeleteoCoC - on fire
JEEEEDDDDDDDDD!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, wait, no RBI this time. What a schmuck.
sosock--I thought you were getting the NESN feed. NESN is not breaking away for ads in mid inning, which I think the Jays' feed is, if I'm understanding correctly.
ReplyDelete(NESN has "spots" done by the announcers, but not separate ads mid-at bat or even mid half inning.)
I'll be in row NN. :\
ReplyDeleteGoing back to that Buffy comment--I love how the Jays were totally fine and rested for their, what, 10-game winning streak?--until they reach Fenway.
ReplyDelete116 pitches -- cito leaves the young arm in.
ReplyDeleteOK, they did not break away, just showed a graphic at the bottom, and one of them (Remy, I'm guessing) does the talking, finishing up pretty much as the pitcher starts his motion.
ReplyDeleteif the guy reading the promo can't get through it without butchering at least 5 words, that's remy.
ReplyDeleteYouk is the Sox' Clemente representative. (I just happened to be there that day and saw him get the nod.)
ReplyDeleteOh, you're right. I wonder if I'm thinking of another year.
Papi going MUDDIN'!
ReplyDeleteFLO!
ReplyDeleteWELCOME BACK, PAPIIIIII !!
ReplyDeleteRow NN, okay, so almost up to the first row of blue seats--which, behind the plate, I believe is for families and stuff. So you could have Mrs. Rod Barajas kicking the back of your seat. But fear not, you're close enough to that screen hole spot where balls may reach you if they roll off the end of the screen without hitting the facing of the roof. OR, you'll at least be able to move up a few rows in the last few innings, depending on the score.
ReplyDelete4-0! Papi almost coulda had a 3b there--gladly take the 2B though.
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
ReplyDeleteOh wait, unless Mrs. Rod Barajas is having an affair with an Indian, you won't get her. Maybe Jhonny's Wfie.
ReplyDeleteNomar with an ITP HR, altho it sounds like they scored it a hit and an error.
ReplyDeleteDidn't really look that way to me.
Row NN, okay, so almost up to the first row of blue seats--which, behind the plate, I believe is for families and stuff. So you could have Mrs. Rod Barajas kicking the back of your seat. But fear not, you're close enough to that screen hole spot where balls may reach you if they roll off the end of the screen without hitting the facing of the roof. OR, you'll at least be able to move up a few rows in the last few innings, depending on the score.
ReplyDeleteOr Grady Sizemore's current lady friend?
wake has set down 14 of last 15.
ReplyDeleteWatching this really cool webcast - satellite transmissions from CNN... Showing live shots between broadcasts. Behind the scenes stuff.
ReplyDelete"I was supposed to come on in the A slot. Now they don't know if I can get in the other at all? That's fucking horseshit!"
despite the blackout, i can see the video highlights in GDGD. they just posted flo's double.
ReplyDeletelink
ReplyDeleteWhat a game for Wakefield, eh?
ReplyDeleteRain's picking up here.
Wow. 0 runs, 3 hits.
ReplyDeletewith the two games tomorrow, wake's outing is huge. may be a CG!
ReplyDeletedespite the blackout, i can see the video highlights in GDGD. they just posted flo's double.
ReplyDeleteWait! I'm WATCHING a game that RS is following on GDGD?
Shit - hell MUST be freezing over!
Wake's at 94 pitches. Will they send him out for the 9th?
ReplyDeleteWake, you magnificent relic of a bygone era.
ReplyDeleteWell even though my theory is always "never take Wake out," I think it really applies here. Nope--Pap warming. Why Pap, of all those guys? Three games in the next two days--I'd like to have him available for two!
ReplyDeleteHi everyone. I have been without internet all day. What an odd experience.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to see Wake has been so good tonight. Too bad the Rays got rained out.
Why Pap, of all those guys? Three games in the next two days--I'd like to have him available for two!
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts.....essackly!
I like the Rays having to play two tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy - I had assumed you went to a service. Not so, eh?
ReplyDeleteif wake feels fine, let him go:
ReplyDelete11-15-12 8-17-16 5-10 = 94
of course, let Wake finish--but DO said it appears he's done, and Pap is warming.
ReplyDeleteradio said pap is not up - but maybe he's warm enough now
ReplyDeleteI think you send out Wake, but have a short leash.
ReplyDeleteRunner going!
well Jed, you've made us wait this long, gotta knock in the run now. not that you haven't done enough already....
ReplyDeleteThey DID show Pap in the pen warming.
ReplyDelete(I'm SO excited. I get to report stuff that others can't see!)
Good AB, JedI
ReplyDeleteHah hah.
ReplyDeleteCash in now honey!
ReplyDeleteCa-CHING!!!
ReplyDeleteWatching Anderson Cooper 360... He's in Houston, he's talking, and in the background someone's crossing the street and ALMOST got hit by a car.
ReplyDelete$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Wealthy dong!
Pwned.
ReplyDelete7-0. Tomorrow, first place! (Provided we win two and the Yanks somehow beat Tampa twice)
ReplyDelete