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OoTS - 9/7/05

Valadius Sep 07 2005 01:52 PM

Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 3, Top 4 Texas 5, Minnesota 0, Bottom 2

Valadius Sep 07 2005 02:41 PM

Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 3, Top 6 Texas 5, Minnesota 4, Top 5

Valadius Sep 07 2005 02:49 PM

Milwaukee 13, Cincinnati 3 J.J. Hardy is currently 4 for 5 with two doubles and a grand slam for 6 RBI.

Valadius Sep 07 2005 02:52 PM

Five Brewers have homered so far today: Brady Clark Lyle Overbay Chad Moeller Geoff Jenkins J.J. Hardy

Valadius Sep 07 2005 02:56 PM

Seventeen hits for Milwaukee. The Reds have terrible pitching, but still... wow.

Valadius Sep 07 2005 02:59 PM

For Texas, SP Chris Young left the game after one inning due to right arm fatigue. Did he blow out his arm?

MFS62 Sep 07 2005 03:04 PM

You have to love that Texas pitching staff (and I use that term loosely). Maybe Zambrano and a second line pitching prospect (Blake the Fake? - sorry Edgy) can pry away a hitter from them this off season. Later

Edgy DC Sep 07 2005 03:07 PM

He's not my son.

MFS62 Sep 07 2005 03:12 PM

I know. But you and I seemed to think he was a prospect around the same time, before he was adopted. I kinda' figured you still had a soft spot for the kid. Guess I should have asked forgveness from JD, too. Later

Edgy DC Sep 07 2005 03:20 PM

Dickshot has been nurturing him for quite long time --- back to the beginning of the adoption era. Nonetheless, I, as usual, don't like that deal.

seawolf17 Sep 07 2005 03:38 PM

JJ Hardy, saving my fantasy team's season.

MFS62 Sep 07 2005 04:41 PM

Edgy DC wrote: Dickshot has been nurturing him for quite long time --- back to the beginning of the adoption era. Nonetheless, I, as usual, don't like that deal. Seems like a fit, we have pitching, they have hitting (and I don't mean Soriano, who IMO would be a mistake). IIRC you have posted several times that the Mets need to add offense. Why would you be against such a deal? Is it the AL to NL? Is it because they are in a hitter's park? Something else? S'plain, please. What alternative do you propose? Later

Valadius Sep 07 2005 05:53 PM

What do they have that we could make fit that would make sense? They won't trade Teixeira. Blalock and Young don't fit. Adrian Gonzalez has not proven that he should have been a #1 overall pick. That leaves only Soriano, who I DON'T want on this team, because his glove reeks of Victor Diaz's.

Frayed Knot Sep 07 2005 08:12 PM

On the AL front: Devil-Dogs score 4 times in the 1st against Jaret wright and lead by that score in the 4th. Yanx w/no hits thru 3 off something named Waechter. Sheffield left the game early w/some unexplained leg injury. Oakland scored [u:adb65eff0e]5 times in the 9th[/u:adb65eff0e] to beat Seattle 8-7. Nick Swisher gets the "walk-off walk" off Jeff Nelson the 7th Mariner pitcher of the day Boston tallies 3 in the 3rd to take a 4-3 lead over Anaheim Cleveland leading Detroit 3-1

Frayed Knot Sep 07 2005 08:28 PM

NL: Fish lead Nationals 3-0 Dontrelle goes for win #20. Patterson for Washington left the game in the 1st. Philly 3 - Houston 2 in the 4th Backe & Padilla pitching. Ryan Howard w/a 3R HR for the Phils

Frayed Knot Sep 07 2005 09:29 PM

Heh-heh-heh, Yanx load the bases in the 7th down just 4-3 and Jeter GiDPs to end the threat and the inning. Boston up 6-3 in the 8th Injuns win and could be the WC leader before the night is over Marlins rolling 8-1 in the 6th Astros 5 - Phils 3 (phils haven't beat Houston in a couple of years now)

seawolf17 Sep 07 2005 09:31 PM

Captain Fantastic is challenging Piazza's single-season record for GOICS.

Valadius Sep 07 2005 09:32 PM

seawolf17 wrote: Captain Fantastic is challenging Piazza's single-season record for GOICS. ?????

Frayed Knot Sep 07 2005 09:53 PM

Yanx win on an 8th inning 2R-HR by Giambi Sox win Cleveland wins Phils tie up Houston in the 8th Marlins romping over Nats

Frayed Knot Sep 07 2005 10:13 PM

Billy "The Savior" Wagner serves up a 2-out/9th inn/3R-HR to Craig Biggio to botch his 2nd straight save. Astros lead by 2 trying to close out the bottom of the inning.

Valadius Sep 07 2005 10:40 PM

Dontrelle Willis won his 20th game of the season today as the Marlins mangled the Nats 12-1. The Nats used SEVEN pitchers, and all seven gave up either 1 or 2 earned runs.