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IGT 8/2/05: Los Brewers al Los Mets... En Espanol!

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 07:46 PM

¡Amo martes! ¡Mets contra cerveceros en español! ¡La ululación, Victor Zambrano es muy mala esta noche! ¡Cuatro quadrangulars en dos turnos!

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 07:50 PM

They're currently down 5-2 in the top of the second. Four long homers off of Zambrano. Wow! Zambrano had only given up six homers all year. Brewers Mets 1) Clark, cf 2) Weeks, 2b 3) Overbay, 1b 4) Lee, lf 5) Jenkins, rf 6) Hall, ss 7) Branyan, 3b 8) Miller, c 9) Ohka, p 1) Reyes, ss 2) Cairo, 2b 3) Beltran, cf 4) Floyd, lf 5) Wright, 3b 6) Cameron, cf 7) Mientkiewicz, 1b 8) Castro, c 9) Zambrano, p

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 07:50 PM

¡Este juego incluso atornillará a mi equipo de la fantasía esta semana! ¡Buena cosa comencé este moron! ¿Por qué soy tal glutton para el castigo? ¿Cuánto esta traducción de los pescados de Babel mangle esta cosa? Mucho, probablemente. Nota: ¿Steve Trachsel es en la casa... puede nosotros ahora activarlo y comenzar este un excedente?

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 07:54 PM

I love when the games are in Spanish on FSNNY. It's usually every Tuesday night, and it's so much fun to watch and to listen to that instead.

MFS62 Aug 02 2005 07:55 PM

Tenemos movar El Culo Grande (Zambrano) muy rapidamente al otro (team?). Al otra vez.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 07:56 PM

Heilman is on with the Mets down 5-2. He's bringing the change. They're in the snow whities tonight.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 07:59 PM

Carlos Lee drops a blooper into center. Six-two.

martin Aug 02 2005 08:02 PM

in the second inning they put my name on the screen for one of those msg contests or something. it was cool. i had to call some number and hope i win a big screen tv.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 08:08 PM

Get 'em Martin. Any idea why Piazza is on the bench?

MFS62 Aug 02 2005 08:29 PM

Ed Coleman said that Mike had a day off yesterday and willie wanted to give him an extra day off. He added that Mike has had "an aching back". But, Mike will play the last two games of the series, even the day after night game. Later

cooby Aug 02 2005 08:38 PM

seawolf17 wrote: ¡Este juego incluso atornillará a mi equipo de la fantasía esta semana! ¡Buena cosa comencé este moron! ¿Por qué soy tal glutton para el castigo? ¿Cuánto esta traducción de los pescados de Babel mangle esta cosa? Mucho, probablemente. Nota: ¿Steve Trachsel es en la casa... puede nosotros ahora activarlo y comenzar este un excedente? Seawolf, are you saying what I think you are saying? Should I be thinking about getting him for my team?

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 08:50 PM

Chi Chi Rodriguez in the house given his own history of Puerto Rican ball. Ice Williams gets a pinch single, giving the Mets two on with one out in the fourth. Plenty of time. Mike Maddux is their pitching coach?

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 08:52 PM

Reyes singles home Minty and it's 6-3.

SwitchHitter Aug 02 2005 08:53 PM

Yeah. He used to be in the Astros organization as the AAA pitching coach but left to take the job in Milwaukee.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 08:56 PM

The KTE shoulda clued me in. Strange call at third in the Mets favor and an RBI groundout by Beltran and it's 6-4. First and third, two out, and the Brews are going to the pen (de la Rosa?) to face Floyd.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 09:01 PM

Floyd walks and they look like they're going to leave this lefty guy in to face Wright. Might be the best chance the Mets get here.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 09:02 PM

Not quite. Wright chases one upstairs and lines out.

Beenso Aug 02 2005 09:07 PM

Seriously, how cool does Padilla look in those shades?

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 09:22 PM

I just hope he sees well at night when a comeback comes through.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 09:27 PM

Damn, Carlos Lee picks up RBI number four.

cooby Aug 02 2005 09:29 PM

Peterson's got a sheen of sweat on his face, so surely he's not cold

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 09:35 PM

My comment earlier about Trax was just that they showed him in the dugout; so he's with the club, at least. Hopefully we'll see him on an actual mound soon. I was just surprised to see him, and I asked if we could replace Vagina Boy with Trax and start the game over. (I don't know what they were saying about him, because as I mentioned, we're watching the Spanish broadcast.)

cooby Aug 02 2005 09:41 PM

Well poo, I thought you knew what they were saying. Freddy Prinze? Edit, ah, I see....

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 09:48 PM

The now-pitching Justin Lehr, like our own Roberto Hernandez, is a converted catcher. What a play by Hall. Mets need a some breakage, dammit.

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 09:48 PM

Billy Hall takes a hit away from Cliff with an ESPY-worthy Web Gem in short center!

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 09:49 PM

Los David Wright goes Los KABOOM!! Love this kid.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 09:51 PM

DWright with the opposite-field About time we get an extra-base hit.

martin Aug 02 2005 09:51 PM

que pasa con el loco defense de brewers?

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 09:53 PM

Castro up as the tying run.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 09:56 PM

RBI double. Tying run on second.

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 10:00 PM

YAAAAAY Marlon Anderson! Tied up!

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 10:00 PM

TIED UP!

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 10:01 PM

By the way, I love Ramon Castro. I like watching him out there; I feel like he's going to get big hits. I'm going to keep beating the Castro drum louder and louder.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 10:04 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Aug 02 2005 10:09 PM

Meet the me! Meet the me! Step right up and greet the me!

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 10:04 PM

And Senor Reyes takes a strike tres cantado and el rally esta muerte. S'okay; s'tied up.

seawolf17 Aug 02 2005 10:05 PM

martin wrote: in the second inning they put my name on the screen for one of those msg contests or something. it was cool. i had to call some number and hope i win a big screen tv. World Series party at martin's place!

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 10:10 PM

Goin' to the ninth.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 10:12 PM

Hey, without relaunchng the debate about re-launching the old Brewer hat, isn't the current Milwaukee insignia a violation of the ban against advertising logos? Some goofy inconsistent high strike calls behind the plate tonight.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 10:13 PM

Great game by the capital of Egypt tonight.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 10:15 PM

Damn. Mets do everything right and end up with two outs.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 10:19 PM

If we lose tonight, it's Beltran's fault, all the way. I don't care that he ripped the ball and got unlucky. In a game where we're ripping apart the starting pitcher and hitting the pen hard, Beltran needs to be a part of that. Get a hit, work out a walk--whatever. Barely beating out a double play to let a run come home doesn't cut it for me. Despite the magical comeback, I'm in a pissy mood. This has "Close, but not close enough" written all over it. And I blame Beltran. And Zambrano, I suppose. Is he hurt, or what?

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 10:26 PM

Motherfucker. Beltran, you suck.

GYC Aug 02 2005 10:40 PM

*bows down to Mike Kameron*

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 10:41 PM

Holyfucking shit!!!! CAMERON!!!!! Belts one over the left field fence, and HOT DAMN but I'm excited again! Dougie gets a hit here and his OPS will be higher than Beltran's.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 10:42 PM

Cammie say

GYC Aug 02 2005 10:42 PM

="Rotblatt"]Holyfucking shit!!!! CAMERON!!!!! Belts one over the left field fence, and HOT DAMN but I'm excited again! Dougie gets a hit here and his OPS will be higher than Beltran's. Wow... 8O That's pretty surprising, even with Beltran's extreme underachieving.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 10:45 PM

I weely weely want this game.

Frayed Knot Aug 02 2005 10:45 PM

Piazza apparently not going to PH in the 9-spot.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 10:46 PM

The walk does it for Dougie as well. Mientkiewicz's OPS: .744 Beltran's OPS: .741 sigh.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 10:47 PM

Come on, Woody!!! How much woud I like to have Valent in this spot?

metirish Aug 02 2005 10:50 PM

Great job by Woodie, ball four, c'mon Jose

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:08 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Aug 02 2005 11:10 PM

Oops. My math was off. Beltran: .744 OPS Mientkiewicz: .736 OPS So it's not really as close as I thought. Dougie would've needed at least a triple to pass Beltran. Nonetheless, have some fucking pride, Beltran. Do something good.

Frayed Knot Aug 02 2005 11:08 PM

Fortunately, several of those grounders in the top of the 10th were hit slowly enough that even Cairo could get to them. Now the Egyptian leads off w/a walk. DON'T bunt please.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 11:10 PM

Cairo has had a great game.

GYC Aug 02 2005 11:11 PM

BELTRAN!!!!!!!! :evil: :evil: I think I'm going to go cry. C'mon, Corneilus.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 11:11 PM

Damn, CB has been pummelling the ball to the right side and has garbage to show for it.

metirish Aug 02 2005 11:12 PM

Yeah Cairo has had a great game, Beltran has been brutal, maybe Floyd will do the biz.

Frayed Knot Aug 02 2005 11:15 PM

Ah he shoulda bunted (only kidding)

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:16 PM

Carlos, seriously . . . Maybe he should be bunting in those spots. Down to .742 OPS now. A single by Dougie ties it up; anything more puts him in the lead for the season.

metirish Aug 02 2005 11:19 PM

To state the obvious but tonight would be a great win, the Nats lost as did the Phillies and Marlins, come on you Mets.

GYC Aug 02 2005 11:21 PM

Thank you, Braden Looper, for your clutch performance this inning.

GYC Aug 02 2005 11:24 PM

GYC wrote: Thank you, Braden Looper, for your clutch performance this inning. This is suddenly losing the sarcasm to it.

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 11:24 PM

Loops is not showing me enough to make me confident, but he fans Branyan.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:25 PM

Come on, Loop. One more batter.

Frayed Knot Aug 02 2005 11:26 PM

Looper non-confidence aside, he got through 2 scoreless innings w/only an infield hit, a bloop hit and a walk. Not perfect, but hardly a shabby outing.

TheOldMole Aug 02 2005 11:26 PM

Not much to criticize on Loopy tonight

metirish Aug 02 2005 11:27 PM

Good job by Loop, great game. David Wright up in the 11th.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:28 PM

However this turns out, our pen was amazing today. Speaking of the pen, who do we have left? Just Graves & Koo? If so, we have to get it done now.

GYC Aug 02 2005 11:29 PM

That might be it. Graves is warming up now. I was just about to jump on Willie, but there is no one else.

metirish Aug 02 2005 11:29 PM

Graves up in the bullpen, time to win it is Wright now.

metsmarathon Aug 02 2005 11:30 PM

there's mr. koo...

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:30 PM

DAVID WRIGHT! Come on, Cam, show Beltran how we do it with a runner at first!

GYC Aug 02 2005 11:33 PM

I love Bill Hall.

TheOldMole Aug 02 2005 11:34 PM

What a break!

Frayed Knot Aug 02 2005 11:34 PM

WOW! That would have been the 2nd hit-and-run backfire of the night but good things happen when you hit the ball HARD!

metirish Aug 02 2005 11:34 PM

Great stuff, yeah walk Doug and pitch to Castro, in Ramon I trust.

TheOldMole Aug 02 2005 11:34 PM

And the intentional pass to Minky....

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 11:34 PM

That's the breakie we needed. A drive up the middle knuckles sort of on the shortstop Hall.

TheOldMole Aug 02 2005 11:35 PM

And oue hot bat to the plate.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:35 PM

Go WIllie Ball!!!! Wright running on 3-2, Cam with a liner off the glove of the shortstop! Runners at 1st & 3rd & Dougie's getting the IBB. Not good enough to pass, Beltran, by the way. .003 points left to go.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:37 PM

Holy shit. Totally up to Mike now. Please no GIDP, please no GIDP, please no GIDP . . .

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 11:37 PM

I've been waitiing for you all night, Mike. Alll night.

Frayed Knot Aug 02 2005 11:38 PM

Castro was too anxious. This guy's been all over the place.

GYC Aug 02 2005 11:38 PM

Come on, Mikey. 3 balls, no strikes. A Hispanic Kenny Rogers?

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:38 PM

3-0 to Mike.

GYC Aug 02 2005 11:38 PM

And the Mets win!

Frayed Knot Aug 02 2005 11:39 PM

Kinda like that!!!!

TheOldMole Aug 02 2005 11:39 PM

A walkoff walk! And a happy recap

Rockin' Doc Aug 02 2005 11:40 PM

The Mets win on a walk-off walk to Piazza. Mets 9 Brewers 8

Edgy DC Aug 02 2005 11:40 PM

In twenty minutes it'll be the first anniversary of the passing of Bob Murphy. Take us to the commercial, Bob.

metirish Aug 02 2005 11:42 PM

Nice one OldMole, Bob Murphy would have liked that one, Piazza frightened the poor pitcher.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:42 PM

What a great motherfucking game. I'm going tomorrow and it'll almost HAVE to be a letdown. But that's the petty side of Rotblatt thinking. The more generous side says THE METS WIN!!! THHHHHHHHEE METS WIN!!!!! Woooo!!! Petey's got a heavy load to carry tomorrow . . . But there's no one else we want in that spot.

Rotblatt Aug 02 2005 11:56 PM

Can we DFA Graves and call up Bell for tomorrow night's game? I'm totally serious. If our pen tomorrow consists of Koo, Graves & Padilla (only 14 pitches tonight, so he should be okay, but everyone else is up to 34+ pitches), we should make a move. Graves is toast anyway--I bet he'd even clear waivers. Although Bell did pitch a ninth tonight (perfectly), so maybe he won't be the freshest . . . While I'm at it, Hernandez went 3-3 with 2 walks and 2 SB, breaking out of his slump, and Lambin went 2-4 with a homer and a double. He also had two errors from SS, though. Valent went 1-4 with a walk and Diaz went 0-3. Tides lost 8-13 as Scobie struggled and Lavigne got hit hard in relief. Bell & Hamulak each pitched a perfect inning to finish out the game.

Nymr83 Aug 02 2005 11:56 PM

sadly i started thinking "kenny rogers" when that happened. i think pitchers should be fined for not throwing a strike there.

metirish Aug 03 2005 12:05 AM

Rotblatt I'm with you, but what kinda contract does Graves have, did Omar give him an incentive for next season, I really see know reason why he is on the team , he hardly ever pitches, what's his story?

smg58 Aug 03 2005 12:35 AM

They basically gave Graves the minimum for this year, with and option for $5M or a 500K buyout. Right now, the buyout is looking a bit more likely. Notice how well Bell, Ring, and Aybar are doing in Norfolk with consistent innings. Bell especially. And then there's Hamulak, who's come out of nowhere. I don't think we can afford another Dan Wheeler to slip through our grasp. Which means not continually blocking their paths with veteran mediocrity. Honestly, the bullpen would get my lowest priority this offseason.

Johnny Dickshot Aug 03 2005 12:48 AM

Holy hell, what a game! I didn't pick games to go to all that well this year but this one was the best I've seen in 5 years probably. I'll have to scan the scorecard. Cameron? Off Turnbow? What a team!

seawolf17 Aug 03 2005 06:36 AM

That was fun. Nice W!

Edgy DC Aug 03 2005 06:42 AM

]From Faith and Fear in Flushing: Not that we have a lot to brag on in terms of starting pitching. Or was that BP? Are you there God? It's me, Victor. I don't know why these things happen to me. I pitch beautifully and they don’t score for me. I pitch dreadfully and they hit all night. I'm a good pitcher God. Why do you make me feel like a Devil Ray all the time?

ABG Aug 03 2005 09:24 AM

From the Happily Academic Questions Department: If you were Ned Yost, wouldn't you play your middle infielders back against Piazza?

seawolf17 Aug 03 2005 09:30 AM

ABG wrote: From the Happily Academic Questions Department: If you were Ned Yost, wouldn't you play your middle infielders back against Piazza? I briefly thought the same thing at the time, actually. But you can't do that; you can't assume the DP. You have to play them in to cut off the run on a slow roller, and if it's hit hard and right at someone, then you go home first -- Wright is the only guy that matters -- and then maybe try to get Piazza at first.

Johnny Dickshot Aug 03 2005 09:42 AM

Marty Noble's game story -- a treat: 08/03/2005 1:36 AM ET Resilient Mets rally for thrilling win Piazza's bases-loaded walk in the 11th caps night of comebacks By Marty Noble / MLB.com NEW YORK -- For a moment or two Tuesday night, it was 1999 at Shea Stadium. Mike Piazza was a statue in the right-handed hitter's batter's box, standing motionless and locked in, still intent on making solid contact and producing a run when nothing more was needed. The Mets already had won, making his bat and all his good intentions superfluous. Piazza was batting at 11:39 p.m. ET. His teammates were already celebrating their 11th-hour, 11-inning victory against the Brewers. The decisive run in their 9-8 victory had scored when Piazza walked with the bases loaded. But it was as if he hadn't noticed, as if he still were in batter mode. "It was kind of weird," Piazza said. Piazza reacted late Tuesday night as he had reacted to the final pitch of the Mets' final regular-season game of '99. Then, too, he was the Met of the moment, in position to assure his team of at least a tie for the Wild Card. Same batter's box as Tuesday night, and again, the winning run was on third base. Piazza was poised to be a hero. But Brad Clontz threw a pitch neither his catcher nor Piazza could reach. Piazza was denied. The Mets weren't, though. He recalled the Clontz pitch Tuesday night, recalled how it had defused and confused him that Sunday afternoon. "I told David [Wright] it felt kind of the same," he said. "You're there, you're so intent. And then you do nothing, and it's over." He smiled and spoke facetiously. "This one's sweeter," Piazza said. "I didn't get the RBI on that one." He had the chance only because the Mets had spent most of the evening flexing their resolve after the Brewers had spent most of the first two innings flexing their muscle. To reach the 11th inning, the Mets had to offset the four home runs the Brewers had hit in 10 at-bats against Victor Zambrano in the first two innings and the go-ahead home run Geoff Jenkins had hit against Roberto Hernandez in the ninth. Moreover, they had to overcome Derrick Turnbow and wretched conditions they must have brought with them from Houston. On this night, it was the 4 H's: hazy, hot, humid and home run. The Brewers hit five, the Mets two, including one by Mike Cameron -- it was the third of his four hits -- against Turnbow with one out in the ninth that tied the score at eight. The Mets had overcome deficits of 3-0 after one inning and 6-2 after two, and tied the score at seven with three runs in the seventh inning. But Jenkins' second home run of the game put them in position to lose. Then, Cameron, who had been robbed of two doubles and, therefore, a six-hit night, struck. Turnbow had converted 15 consecutive save opportunities when Cameron hit his 11th home run. Both teams threatened in the 10th inning, and the Brewers made the remnants of a crowd of 32,453 sweat even more in the 11th. But winning pitcher Braden Looper (4-4), who had pitched the 10th, struck out two with two runners on base. The Mets then loaded the bases against losing pitcher Julio Santana (2-5) on a single by Wright, Cameron's fourth hit and the team's 18th, a single that seemed to pass through the glove of shortstop Bill Hall, and an intentional walk to Doug Mientkiewicz. Piazza then walked on four pitches, producing his fourth game-winning RBI in the Mets' last 22 games. "I wish I could say there was some strategy involved," he said. Santana overthrew, lost the plate and lost the game. Piazza stood still and nonetheless produced the Mets' seventh victory in eight home games, and helped them forget their disappointing road trip. The Mets began their rally in the seventh after Hall had made a remarkable catch in center field to take a hit away from Cliff Floyd. Wright hit his 16th home run to right-center field off Justin Lehr, the Brewers' third pitcher. After a second out, Mientkiewicz doubled inside first base. Ramon Castro, starting because he has been productive of late -- and because Piazza's back was sore -- drove in Mientkiewicz with a double and, after left-hander Jorge De La Rosa replaced Lehr, Marlon Anderson delivered Castro with a single, his 16th hit in 36 pinch-hit at-bats (.444). Anderson has the most pinch-hits by a Met since 2001, when Lenny Harris had 21. All the offense -- the 18 hits constitute a season high -- were necessary because of Zambrano's meltdown. The Mets starter surrendered a two-run home run to Carlos Lee and a bases-empty home run to Jenkins in the first inning, marking the first time the Brewers had hit home runs in successive at-bats this season. The second time came in the second inning. The first two batters, Russell Branyan and Damian Miller, hit home runs. After a single by Brady Clark, Zambrano hit Rickie Weeks. Then he hit the bricks, the 1 1/3-inning outing equaling the shortest of his career. Zambrano, battered in his previous home start -- six runs and 10 hits in 4 2/3 innings against the Dodgers on July 22 -- was gone after facing 11 batters. One of the outs he achieved was a caught stealing. He allowed seven hits overall, hit a batter and committed a balk. The Brewers slugging percentage against him was 1.900. For it to be Zambrano surrendering four home runs was an aberration. As poorly as he has pitched at times this season, he seldom has been hurt by home runs. Indeed, he had allowed merely six in 116 2/3 innings before Tuesday night, and his average -- one home run allowed each 75 at-bats -- was the third-best in the National League. Only Roger Clemens (one per 101 at-bats) and Dontrelle Willis (one per 90 at-bats) were better. Perhaps all that aberrational behavior was a result of the presence of Steve Trachsel, who four years ago surrendered four home runs in one inning. Trachsel was in the park Tuesday night, having returned from Port St. Lucie to throw a side session this week in preparation for a rehab start Saturday with the Double-A Binghamton Mets. He pled innocent. Clontz' wild pitch:

seawolf17 Aug 03 2005 10:09 AM

That Brad Clontz WP is my favorite personal Shea Stadium moment. The place was literally shaking. That was awesome.

Edgy DC Aug 03 2005 01:33 PM

It's the sort of thing that happens when the Mets wear the dress whites.

Elster88 Aug 03 2005 01:40 PM

Love that UMDB. Please note the starting pitcher for the Pie-Rats that day. It's a small league that we play in. [url]http://www.ultimatemets.com/gamedetail.php?gameno=6065[/url]

Johnny Dickshot Aug 03 2005 02:34 PM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Aug 03 2005 02:37 PM

This here game thread was most excellent. But wait'll ya see this one: [url]http://p092.ezboard.com/fbrewersfandemoniumfrm3.showMessage?topicID=8987.topic[/url] Highlight quote: "I want to violate the policy on foul language very badly." Page 10: game starts Page 22: Brewers knock out Zambrano Page 24-25: Cameron HR Page 35: Hall doesn't bunt Page 41-42: Piazza's PA

seawolf17 Aug 03 2005 02:36 PM

A 47-page IGT?!? Wow. Them's some dedicated IGT junkies. edit: I picked a page at random and saw this: ]Did anyone see Mandkfheopwif hit the ground when Hall pulled back the bunt and swung away. That's a new spelling for Mientkiewicz... I like that.

metirish Aug 03 2005 02:42 PM

Those guys are great, excellent site,imagine what they'll be like when the Brewers are contending in a few years, and Mr.Met getting more love... ]How long will it take Daron to mention Mr Met.

Johnny Dickshot Aug 03 2005 03:06 PM

]Did anyone see Mandkfheopwif hit the ground when Hall pulled back the bunt and swung away. Great random observation. That was a fascinating play to watch live, as the Mets put on the wheel and guys on both teams were running in every direction like a coked-up marching band or something. Poor guy hit the ball the ball just a little too hard or its over. For a second I thought Cammy might have a play at first but Minky hit the deck and couldn;t get back in time. I'm still high from this game, can you tell?

cooby Aug 03 2005 03:08 PM

="seawolf17"]A 47-page IGT?!? Wow. Them's some dedicated IGT junkies. I'll bet nobody ever really reads them though. That's too long

metirish Aug 03 2005 03:10 PM

This is a great read.. ]Roberto Hernandez is amazing. He's somewhat fat, very old, and he throws in the mid-to-high-90s with a nasty splitter. He and Julio Franco should collaborate on a health/fitness book... they'd make billions.

metirish Aug 03 2005 03:11 PM

]Dear Shea Stadium sound crew. 1993 called, they want their music back.

Elster88 Aug 03 2005 03:24 PM

]I'm still high from this game, can you tell? Me too. I'm worried about the other shoe.