Hey, do aces usually give up two runs after their team scores the previous inning?

 

Happens yesterday with Garcia and now with Buehrle. It's frustrating the hell out of me.

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It didnt look like a balk to me.

Yank him! Put in the kid before its to late!

Anyone else getting sick of seeing the Angels hack at the first pitch?

Hey, do aces usually give up a run two runs after their team scores?

Yeah, they routinely allow 4 stright hits.

An out would be nice.

And MB really needs to settle down and start throwing like the pitcher we've seen earlier in the year.

QUOTE(Flash Tizzle @ Sep 9, 2005 -> 08:26 PM)

Hey, do aces usually give up a run two runs after their team scores?

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What does Johan giving up two runs to make it 4-2 Indians have to do with this game?

 

A pathetic outing by Buerhle.

What the hell is wrong with Mark! Get in this game!

What the hell is wrong with Mark! Get in this game!

Exactly. The offense got him some runs. He failed to step up, again. This is happening more and more. Its time for him to turn it up.

Anyone else getting sick of seeing the Angels hack at the first pitch?

Im getting sick off everyone but the Sox notice it!

What the hell is wrong with Mark! Get in this game!

 

If the playoff starts right now, I DEFINITELY will have Contreras as my starting pitcher for game one. I just don't have the faith on Buerhle, Garcia or Garland right now. And it's sad to have that feelings!

What does Johan giving up two runs to make it 4-2 Indians have to do with this game?

 

 

Well, nothing because I never connected them.

 

I meant it more as a sarcastic comment to ask if a ace (which Buehlre is considered, no?) typically surrender leads immediately after their team scores.

Buerhle's performance against possible playoff opponents make you wonder if he should be the guy going to the bullpen.

Santana's line tonight: 5 IP, 4 ER, 8 hits, 2 walks, 2 k's.

 

I guess he's not an ace either Flash?

I wanna see B-Mac down the stretch. I don't care if he's a rookie... you shut down two of the best offenses in all of baseball, at their places, too, then you deserve another shot. If Ozzie doesn't give him another start, he's hurting the team -- IMO.

QUOTE(Flash Tizzle @ Sep 9, 2005 -> 08:31 PM)

Well, nothing because I never connected them.

 

I meant it more as a sarcastic comment to ask if a ace (which Buehlre is considered, no?) typically surrender leads immediately after their team scores.

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It happens all the time as evident by Johan's performance tonight.

Hey, do aces usually give up two runs after their team scores the previous inning?

 

Happens yesterday with Garcia and now with Buehrle. It's frustrating the hell out of me.

Buehrle is not an ace. He dominates mediocre teams, but gets hammered by good ones.

If the playoff starts right now, I DEFINITELY will have Contreras as my starting pitcher for game one.  I just don't have the faith on Buerhle, Garcia or Garland right now.  And it's sad to have that feelings!

Contreras has very similar stats to Garcia this year, and he's pitched in a lot of bad luck. He had a few no decisions he should have won, and gave up some meaningless runs that raised his ERA.

Mark gave the ump a mf going off the field and is now pissed. Now maybe he is woke up.

If we can't win wearing the greens maybe it aint meant to be.

Santana's line tonight: 5 IP, 4 ER, 8 hits, 2 walks, 2 k's.

 

I guess he's not an ace either Flash?

 

Now go and find his record since the All-Star break. Compare that with Buehrles.

 

One poor outting for Santana is an aberration. Lately, a bad outting for Buehrle is common.

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Buehrle is not an ace. He dominates mediocre teams, but gets hammered by good ones.

 

Bulls***. He's been one of the best pitchers in baseball the last many seasons.

Way to go Paulie.

You are WAY underrated in my book!