QUOTE(Reddy @ Apr 5, 2007 -> 03:26 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

take matt out NOW.

 

MMAC shoulda stayed in...

 

Where were you before the move?

jason f***ing michaels. Good god.

 

yes hawk, cleveland has done this on luck.

 

 

thornton what the f!

Pop up left side, 1 out, runner on second.

Thorton earning that new contract.

CAN WE HOLD ONE FUC*&NG LEAD?????

Why didnt we keep macdougal in the game again?

 

The manager is appendage aware.

Why didnt we keep macdougal in the game again?

 

and had we kept him in, you would have b****ed that Ozzie left his pitchers in too long again and it shoulda been thorton in the 8th and jenks in the 9th...honestly

This indians team has a freakin horseshoe shoved up their asses

Where were you before the move?

what?

i hope thornton isn't a one year wonder

everything is right down the middle here.

This indians team has a freakin horseshoe shoved up their asses

 

Or they have a good lineup who can hit bad 2-strike pitches.

and had we kept him in, you would have b****ed that Ozzie left his pitchers in too long again and it shoulda been thorton in the 8th and jenks in the 9th...honestly

Actually i've never b****ed about that at all. Thanks for the swing and a miss though.

Deja vu from last year game 2 of the year. Ozzie left Cotts in to face Jason Micheals who hits LF pitching at something like .400. Micheals hits a gapper into RCF off Cotts late in the game for the tribe to take the lead. Today, Ozzie lets Thornton, a lefty, face Michaels who again dominates against LHP. He hits a double in the RCF gap again for the tying run to score in the 8th. Shocker, sorry Ozzie history repeats itself when ignore it.

Edited April 5, 200719 yr by joeynach

QUOTE(Reddy @ Apr 5, 2007 -> 03:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

what?

 

I didn't see you say anything befor the move to Thorton, only after he gave up the lead. Why is that?

Grounder to the left side, runner can't advance. Two down.

QUOTE(joeynach @ Apr 5, 2007 -> 03:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Deja vu from last year game 2 of the year. Ozzie left Cotts in to face Jason Micheals who hits LF pitching at something like .400. Micheals hits a gapper into RCF off Cotts late in the game for the tribe to take the lead. Today, Ozzie lets Thornton, a lefty, face Michaels who again dominates against LHP. He hits a double in the RCF gap again for the tying run to score in the 8th. Shocker, sorry Ozzie history repeats itself when ignore it.

 

Thorton>>>>Cotts

Right when our offense is starting to look good manufacturing some runs our pitching cant hold a lead. Somethings gotta give here. Looks like Jenks is coming in.

Big Bobby Jenks in to pitch the final out of the 8th.

Nice pitch there.

 

Get us out of this with the heart coming up.

Actually i've never b****ed about that at all. Thanks for the swing and a miss though.

 

That statement carries as much worth as used bubblegum

Ozzie can't do anything here...the pitcher just isn't executing. Can't blame Ozzie for that...We should be able to count on Thornton to get through one stinking inning...if he fails at that, then its ON HIM, not the manager.

I like this move by Ozzie. Thornton stinks right now. Put it in the hands of your best guy.

I didn't see you say anything befor the move to Thorton, only after he gave up the lead. Why is that?

 

lol.

 

sorry i didnt type anything but A) yes i was a little leary after yesterday and B ) i was in the middle of saying that Thornton was having control issues lately and C) i posted RIGHT at the top of the inning that he hasnt looked dominating all spring.

 

owned.

I never understood this. I hope it works out, but I never understood this move.

That statement carries as much worth as used bubblegum