Stinky Stanky

Could be, not that I know what Wreck It Ralph is. I thought I remembered it from being used in reference to the 1977 Sox.

Pretty good, three in a row. We haven't lost our sense of humor. My slogan? It's Clobberin' Time! (Means more than two runs scored.)

Preventable tragedy. I haven't felt this low in a long time.

Always is a long time. That's why mathematical minds love it.

Hack Wilson was a short legged center fielder. HOF. And I only had to go back 75 years.

Absence makes the heart grow, Fondy. Don't confuse me with facts.

Gonna be some good times two months from now when we refer back to this thread in the morning before we head out to the parade. Could happen.?

Imagine if the injury had happened to the Grandal who was carrying last year's team at this point of the season. That guy was irreplaceable.

Before Vince went IL I thought his stuff was jumping and he could be coached up to a useful level. Now, less movement and no control. But it coulda been. So I wouldn't call it a bad idea to try, even if it failed.

Played golf and forgot to set the recorder for this one. Funny how things work out.

Beat me to it. If we get the good one we're a smart bet since we're a substantial underdog.

Two ER on a Little League double that any of us could have caught. Well, some of us.

Like I've been telling you guys since I joined, great bullpens make great managers, not the other way around, and our second level guys did the job tonight.

You would think that after being made to look like fools every night, the Generals would finally figure out the Globetrotters' plays, but nooooo! Anyway, Globetrotter great Goose Tatum's real first name was Reece, so here we are back to Reese McGuire. I love the internet.

It's why he walks so few. Too few, sez I. He could stand to nibble a little more, even at the cost of a couple more walks. His flat fastball down the middle is very hittable, esp. if it's not mixed in with some breaking stuff.

Vince throws nasty stuff, has some measure of control of it and I think that he has the potential to be coached up. It's in Katz's hands. In other words, I think most of us are more down on the guy than we need to be. Better than Foster and has the tools to improve.

Against this offense, Perfecto in waiting!

Saying what should be said and I thank you for it. But it takes guts to go with a rookie instead of an overpaid veteran and some of us would be on their butts for doing it. Although it's tough to DFA big money. Liam threw four hard hit balls and two wild pitches out of four batters, got a save. He is one lucky duck. We all are. Quack, quack. I love this game. BTW, all three of the 7,8,9 guys threw some hard hit balls. Lopez only had a fastball, but it was a moving one and he hit 100. He needs some work to get the feel back, coming off the IL. Do not give up on him. The offense continues to blow bubbles. Can they win the next two? Color me dubious.

Never say never right back at you. One good game... fans clamoring...even Tony still has 5 senses. Maybe.

Fire Greg Walker.

Got gifted the two runs that they scored, otherwise they're shut out. Five hits. Four singles and a Little League triple. Fire away at me if anyone wants, but on the sac fly mixup between Vaughn and Pollock, Vaughn was in a much better position to make the play and he's an ex-pitcher, so he can throw. Pollock was running away from the play to make the catch and would have had to skid to a stop and reposition his body to make a right handed throw home. I don't care that Stoney kept harping on the opposite opinion. Pollock should have laid off and let Vaughn make the play.

He needs to make better pitches than a flat fastball down the middle when he goes 3-1. Even if he walks a few guys doing it. Since he walks almost no one. A hittable fastball is like giving in to the batter.

Kasper's terse style is better suited to TV than radio. You need someone who can paint a word picture on radio and Len isn't it.

Nailed it. JR wouldn't do it to Tony. Might not do it anyway, but for sure not w/ Tony here. Jog your memory, but the White Flag trade was about not wanting to spend the money to re-sign the players that were traded away and due for new contracts. At age 86, he's not looking forward to a rebuild now. He may even have gotten three or four brain cells smarter.

If you're saying that the fans are smarter than the people that run the teams, what damn fool doesn't already know that? ?