8 hours ago8 hr Life occupied my day so saw nothing. Great to see a W and especially Colson going deep and Braden 2 hits.
8 hours ago8 hr Colson's solo home run changes nothing about his trajectory but at least he can still run into a mistake once every 2-4 weeks.
8 hours ago8 hr Just now, Green Line said:Colson's solo home run changes nothing about his trajectory but at least he can still run into a mistake once every 2-4 weeks.His HBP in I think the 2nd inning was huge
8 hours ago8 hr They really did play a fine game.Hagen Smith -man. Love being wrong.The only downside is Taylor is done for the series. Leery of Hudson as playoff closer. He's got the stones, but not the stuff.
8 hours ago8 hr Huge game to win as all the pressure is now on the Astros.So anyone know what Will was asking the umps about in the bottom of the ninth inning?
7 hours ago7 hr 17 minutes ago, South Side Fireworks Man said:Huge game to win as all the pressure is now on the Astros.So anyone know what Will was asking the umps about in the bottom of the ninth inning?If the ball hit the bat. it wasn't even close.
7 hours ago7 hr I have never seen a challenge for an infielder's foot on the outfield grass before. It caught the announcers off guard. Edited 7 hours ago7 hr by Falstaff
7 hours ago7 hr Just now, Falstaff said:I have never seen a challenge for an infielder's foot on the outfield grass before. It caught the announcers off guard. I never knew about that rule.On the radio, they said Elvis Andrus was called for it when he played for our Sox.
7 hours ago7 hr 1 hour ago, bmags said:Raise your hand if you were nervous seeing Taylor for inning 3Yes, but I was nervous basically the entire game.
7 hours ago7 hr 1 hour ago, bmags said:Raise your hand if you were nervous seeing Taylor for inning 3
7 hours ago7 hr 1 hour ago, Green Line said:Colson's solo home run changes nothing about his trajectory but at least he can still run into a mistake once every 2-4 weeks.he really didn't hit a mistake, it was out of the zone
7 hours ago7 hr 1 hour ago, Green Line said:Colson's solo home run changes nothing about his trajectory but at least he can still run into a mistake once every 2-4 weeks.It was nice to see Wil finally make the lineup adjustment with Colson in the 9 hole. In my view, the whole lineup looked more dangerous.
7 hours ago7 hr 21 minutes ago, BigHurt3515 said:he really didn't hit a mistake, it was out of the zoneYeah that was probably one of the only times he's hit a home run that he did not pull. It was also a pretty good pitch.
6 hours ago6 hr 12 minutes ago, chw42 said:Yeah that was probably one of the only times he's hit a home run that he did not pull. It was also a pretty good pitch.On the at bat that he wound up grounding into the double play he laced a couple pitches foul earlier in the at bat. Seemed more locked in today than he has been the last couple months.
6 hours ago6 hr 2 hours ago, Texsox said:I feel like I'm going to wake up in rehab to learn this was just a hallucination.It’s just a simulation
6 hours ago6 hr 14 minutes ago, Chick Mercedes said:It’s just a simulationEven Benetti brought up 2005 and skipped over 2021 when talking about series on NYY Boston broadcast tonightif that wasn't be enough there was Geoff Blum broadcasting Edited 6 hours ago6 hr by caulfield12
5 hours ago5 hr 3 hours ago, Green Line said:Colson's solo home run changes nothing about his trajectory but at least he can still run into a mistake once every 2-4 weeks.IDK man. I really dont care what you did, if you're hitting postseason HRs, all is forgiven in my book. AND the kicker is that hitting postseason HRs can magically cure what ails Colson for next year. Win win.
5 hours ago5 hr 12 minutes ago, Southwest Sider said:IDK man. I really dont care what you did, if you're hitting postseason HRs, all is forgiven in my book. AND the kicker is that hitting postseason HRs can magically cure what ails Colson for next year. Win win.It can? We'll see
5 hours ago5 hr “Kind of crossfire, tough angle,” Espada said. “His pitches do have some kind of difficult shape that keeps you off-balance and he did a nice job of doing that.”
4 hours ago4 hr 3 hours ago, Falstaff said:I have never seen a challenge for an infielder's foot on the outfield grass before. It caught the announcers off guard.I'm glad he challenged it. You get two in the post season and you can always ask the crew chief for one late in the game. Challenging Altuve was classic gamesmanship. He ALWAYS cheats on the grass to get a better angle as he's slowed down over the years. The final view showed his heel was on the grass as the pitcher started his motion. NY just botched the call. That said, now the cheater of all cheaters knows he's being watched and maybe doesn't get a good angle on a ball tomorrow that impacts the game.
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