GMAFB

 

Sarcasm is your friend...

I want him to throw a nono, but still have the sox win.

We were no hit by the Yanks in the 90s (I think it was the 90's) and won 4-0 IIRC.

 

They'd be nuts to throw AJP a fastball here.

They did and he hit it foul.

We were no hit by the Yanks in the 90s (I think it was the 90's) and won 4-0 IIRC.

 

Andy Hawkins

Cards announcers are saying the Cards think that the sox might be relaying pitches... I guess 33 runs will do that.

QUIT showing that f***ing behind the plate view. It sucks.

Yuck....good location by Reyes though.

AJ doesn't get the job done, softly hit ball to Eckstein who caught it. A little harder and its gets over the head of the drawn in infield.

Flash: what exactly are you trying to say? We don't scout the latin countries well? I think that's fair. But if you're saying that guys like Liriano and Reyes are a dime a dozen, and we should have a few, you're kidding yourself.

Yes on second part, no on second.

 

Our scouting philosophy overall limits pitchers with high potential. Recent first round draft picks have suggested so. Lumsden, a relatively hard thrower, wasn't throwing 93-94 when he was originally drafted as a sandwich pick.

 

Mentioning Reyes is more of a joke; although I'm honestly not a fan of Broadway. I continually mention prospects who succeed and compare those to ours, who RARELY exceed immediately upon promotion.

 

About Liriano, and finding one for our own, I'm honest when I say our process of Latin scouting is atrocious. It hasn't produced even a 4th OF in nearly 8 years. Even those who were traded haven't gone on to be successful.

Great job fans in the f***ing front-row.

Yaddier makes a really great grab in foul territory to end the inning. Crede popped out and we really failed to take the lead.

UNBELIEVABLE

Flash: what exactly are you trying to say? We don't scout the latin countries well? I think that's fair. But if you're saying that guys like Liriano and Reyes are a dime a dozen, and we should have a few, you're kidding yourself.

 

Reyes isn't from a Latin country...He's from USC.

Wow what a game tonight!

He's really good.

Damn, the Royals put up 15 runs today, WTF is wrong with this pathetic team...

Where the hell were our fans to deflect that ball?

 

5 perfect innings for Reyes. Un f***ing believable.

Edited June 23, 200619 yr by Flash Tizzle

come on crowd!!! Where is the interference!

 

Dang aristocrats in the expensive seats don't want to chip a nail

Great job fans in the f***ing front-row.

 

 

they dont want to get their expensive shirts dirty

The Sox failed to bring Dye home from third, but OTOH, the rack in the pink top is back in view sitting in the front row of the Scout seats.

 

You win some; you lose some. We lost one run but gained a pair.

Edited June 23, 200619 yr by shoota

Crede swinging on the first pitch? He knows better than that

Where the hell were our fans to deflect that ball?

 

5 perfect innings for Reyes. Un f***ing believable.

 

They aren't perfect.

Yes on second part, no on second.

 

Our scouting philosophy overall limits pitchers with high potential. Recent first round draft picks have suggested so. Lumsden, a relatively hard thrower, wasn't throwing 93-94 when he was originally drafted as a sandwich pick.

 

Mentioning Reyes is more of a joke; although I'm honestly not a fan of Broadway. I continually mention prospects who succeed and compare those to ours, who RARELY exceed immediately upon promotion.

 

About Liriano, and finding one for our own, I'm honest when I say our process of Latin scouting is atrocious. It hasn't produced even a 4th OF in nearly 8 years. Even those who were traded haven't gone on to be successful.

Hate to break it to you, but Lumsden was one of the best arms of that draft and he throws about as hard now as he did than. BA is full of crap on a lot of the gun readings they go off of. A guy hits a certain speed once and all of a sudden thats how hard they throw the FB.

 

Lummy pitched in the low 90's and will ocassionally rare up and fire one into the mid 90's. For the most part he's 90-91 with more movement and will also throw a FB in the 92-94 range and than ocassionally rare back and fire one a bit higher. He has a good cutter though thats in the lower range while he will throw the 4 seamer a bit harder.

 

Lummy is also a freaking stud on the mound (his composure is most excellent).

last inning for FG?

Reyes isn't from a Latin country...He's from USC.

Have you seen the population of southern California? It IS a latin country.

Hate to break it to you, but Lumsden was one of the best arms of that draft and he throws about as hard now as he did than. BA is full of crap on a lot of the gun readings they go off of. A guy hits a certain speed once and all of a sudden thats how hard they throw the FB.

 

Lummy pitched in the low 90's and will ocassionally rare up and fire one into the mid 90's. For the most part he's 90-91 with more movement and will also throw a FB in the 92-94 range and than ocassionally rare back and fire one a bit higher. He has a good cutter though thats in the lower range while he will throw the 4 seamer a bit harder.

 

Lummy is also a freaking stud on the mound (his composure is most excellent).

Tyler, is that you?

Edited June 23, 200619 yr by shawnhillegas