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Way to come through when your tired teammates in the bullpen really need you to, Teddy. I can't wait till there's an even bigger pressure situation for you to fail miserably in.
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I suppose when your strikezone is 3" x 3", there's not much of a choice.

 

I love to blame the umpires at any possible junction, but Lilly looks dreadful.

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seriously, why not walk carroll to get to lopez (who can't hit) and Tavares (who can't do anything except bunt)

 

well Carroll was hitting like .180 so it is not like he was a good hitter or anything.

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seriously, why not walk carroll to get to lopez (who can't hit) and Tavares (who can't do anything except bunt)

 

agreed

 

A guy hitting .179 with zero power should never be intentionally walked.

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seriously, why not walk carroll to get to lopez (who can't hit) and Tavares (who can't do anything except bunt)

 

well Carroll was hitting like .180 so it is not like he was a good hitter or anything.

 

he's not, but you still have a guy behind him who's pretty much an auto out. If he hacks away he may GIDP. If not, you get Taveras up with two outs, and the bunt isn't a great option since the guys at all the other bases have to beat out a throw.

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seriously, why not walk carroll to get to lopez (who can't hit) and Tavares (who can't do anything except bunt)

 

agreed

 

A guy hitting .179 with zero power should never be intentionally walked.

 

i'd walk him to get to a guy who has 5 hits in 97 ABs with 54 Ks as a professional.

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TOP OF THE FOURTH INNING

 

Atkins walked

Spillborghs singled to right field , Atkins to second

Ianette flied out to center field , Atkins to third, Spillborghs to second

Carroll doubled to left field , Atkins & Spillborghs scored

Lopez sacrificed, 1-4, Carroll to third

Taveras walked

Tulowitzki flied out to right field

 

2 runs 2 hits 0 errors 2 men left on base

 

                1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9              R  H  E
Colorado        0 1 0 2                        3  5  0
CUBS            3 0 1                          4  5  0

 

Home runs:

Colorado: none

CUBS: Floyd (4)

 

Colorado       IP  H  R ER BB  K HR PIT
Lopez         3.0  5  4  4  2  0  1  53

 

CUBS           IP  H  R ER BB  K HR PIT
Lilly         4.0  5  3  3  5  4  0  80

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seriously, why not walk carroll to get to lopez (who can't hit) and Tavares (who can't do anything except bunt)

 

well Carroll was hitting like .180 so it is not like he was a good hitter or anything.

 

he's not, but you still have a guy behind him who's pretty much an auto out. If he hacks away he may GIDP. If not, you get Taveras up with two outs, and the bunt isn't a great option since the guys at all the other bases have to beat out a throw.

 

taking a big chance with intentional walks when the pitcher is having control problems. I think with tonight's Lilly even that might backfire.

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