CraziCub

One of my favorites is when Baker was asked where Farnsworth had disappeared to (I think it was fairly soon after the Wilson beatdown), and he responded by saying "I didn't disappear him, he disappeared himself, right?"

How predictable.

They seem to think that the point of the game is to drive Ron's blood pressure as high as possible.

Time to brace ourselves for another blown save.

Yay Ramirez!

Theriot k's. Dang it.

We're paing him $3 mil? What the heck for?

Can anyone tell what the crows in chanting? Sounds like "we want Wood," but I'm not sure.

This one: http://www.sptimes.com/2007/11/17/images/TB_Raysdrawing_450.jpg

America loves the underdog. 99 years and counting makes us an incredible underdog-in myth. America lovers the underdog when they win, but they soon forget about them and go back to covering the powerhouses. Hence why the Yankees are on ESPN 24/7. If they consider the Yankees a powerhouse because of the amount of WS titles they've won, then they should be covering St. Louis more than they do because they are #2 in titles. I think that St. Louis doesn't get as much coverage because they're not an east coast team. The media loves the east coast.

The fake rally has begun.

Gotta be at least 42 1/3 since he got out of the sixth and pitched the seventh of that game, right? I do not believe that record is kept to as fine a degree as outs. It's just kept as a whole number of innings. When Orel broke the record, he surpassed Drysdale's old record of 58 2/3 IP by only 1/3 of an inning to get to 59IP. If that's the case, then Hershiser's streak should have been longer since he got 2 outs before the Reds scored in his first start of the following season. (And he most likely also got the last out of the inning right before he started the streak). . I think it cannot include individual outs before the streak begins, but can include individual outs once the streak begins. For example, say a pitcher gave up a home run, then got the next guy out to end the inning, and pitched three scoreless inning after that. It would only be counted as three scorless innings. However, if he pitched three scorless innings, then got one out in the next inning before giving up another homerun, he would have three and one third scorless innings. As for Hershieser's streak, the reason it is 58 and two thirds scoreless innings is because he got those two outs on the Reds before they scored.

Do they ever sleep? It's past 3 A.M. right now, and they're still standing around talking to people.

What happened? I don't have audio or video today :cry: Question mark shaped routes, namely. Ok, thanks. Can't say I'm surprised. His fielding is atrocious.

What happened? I don't have audio or video today :cry: