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Sweeney singles off the second baseman's glove. 1st and 2nd. 2 out. Young up. Still 9-7.

Daigle singles to right. Gload scores. 9-7 good guys.

Ross Gload, hitting for Harris, serves a 3-2 pitch to right field on the ground to score both Shnurstein and Berry. Berry stole 2nd when the count was 2-2. Gload takes 2nd on the throw in. 8-7 good guys.

Make that 3 for 3 with a line drive to right. Shnurstein was running and is on 3rd.

Owens flys out on a lazy fly to left. 1 on, 2 out. The mysterious Mr. Berry up. He is 2 for 2.

Valido with the infield pop-up on the first pitch. 1 on, 1 out.

Matt Anderson, formerly of the Tigers, in to pitch for the Rockies. Micah Shnurstein (that doesn't look right) walkes ot lead off on a full count pitch. Robert Valido up.

Baker flies out to right for the third out. Bottom of the 8th. 7-6 bad guys.

Lead off routine fly to center. Then Clauser flies out to left. Garibito then doubles to right. (from her one I figure I got 20 % chance of actually getting the spelling right).

B. J. Lemura (could this be the right spelling?) in for the Sox.

Farmio saying Hernandez showed a rocket for an arm earlier. Hernandez grounds out 4-3. 8th inning. Down 1. 7-6.

Young with the backward K on a curve. Up to Francisco Hernandez.

Sweeney bounced it over the mound and the Rockies 2nd baseman and shortstop played Alphonse and Gaston. Scored a hit. 1st and 2nd, 1 out.

Harris singles to right. Berry with good wheels easily makes it to third. 1st and 3rd, 1 out. Daigle then swung and missed the first pitch and it got by the catcher. Run scores and Wee Willie to 2nd. Then single by Daigle scores Harris. 7-6 with runner on 1st and 1 out. Sweeney up.

Lane Berry with the duck snort. One on one out. Harris hitting for Perez.

David Cortez pitching for the Rockies. Jerry Owens, leading off for Sox, pops out to the 3rd baseman.

Flyout to left. Politte retires the side. One thing I heard earlier was that Garcia was not 'popping' the catcher's glove. Hopefully he didn't care to.

Reggie Taylor is the second out on grounder to Daigle at first. Rockies threatening to go 1,2,3 for the first time.

Corey Sullivan leads off with fly out to Sweeney in right. 1 out.

Cliff (get ready to duck) Politte in for Sox.

Top of 7th now. First out on a first pitch liner to center by our catcher Hernandez. Chacon still pitching for Rockies. 2nd out was a strikeout. 3rd out a groundout by Valido.

QUOTE(doUrememberwhen @ Mar 31, 2005 -> 04:50 PM) can i get some p-b-p? Bottom of 6th. 7-4 bad guys. Fabio Castro latest Sox pitcher.

When analyzing our right field situation, Dye's numbers get immedietly plugged in. No doubt he will get the lion's share of work in right, but given his history of injuries and his age and the fact he hits right handed, it wouldn't surprise me if Everett ended up playing there more than most people think. It could be that an increased presence of Carl in right would increase the OBP and batting average of our number 9 position. Maybe Carl should play more in right on the road, given Dye's propensity for hitting fly balls, along with the Cell's jet stream towards left. On a similar note, Carl could end up increasing our number 7 production, if Pods struggles. I would certainly hate to see Pods as a healthy scratch, but Iguchi might end up being more seviceable as a lead-off hitter than anyone else this club has introduced in recent memory. And what a pinch runner we would have in Pods during his 'cooling-off' period.

"Thx again for doing the play by play. 4 straight losses, they are not looking good doing it either. One week to go in spring training, time to give the starters more playing time and they need to figure out what Contreras and Politte's problems are." QUOTE(BHAMBARONS @ Mar 27, 2005 -> 07:53 PM) Outstanding Play-by Play wish the result had been better but hopefully we get it together in tomorrow's game Again my pleasure JimH. Politte worries me because he is such a veteran, that I don't expect him, at this stage, to 'figure it out' or 'grow' and start offering pitches at different speeds that would enhance deception. Even at his best it seems that the oppostion can fight him off until they get something they can handle. At the opposite end, for me, is Cotts, who may still develop into a deceptive pitcher. And my patience has not worn so thin for Contreras, given his 'stuff' and his life change of late. And thank's for the plug BHAMBARONS. You're very kind. I share your optimism for the near future and the upcoming season. Despite the last few games, there is lot's to be excited about.

Borchard ends game on a 2 hopper to short. 15-9 final. It's been fun (I think). Supper calls.