damn, I could have used that W from Javy for my fantasy team...

 

couldn't see the game today, was CQ's homer a bomb?

 

Jenks ruined Javy's W today

damn, I could have used that W from Javy for my fantasy team...

 

I guess all the fantasy stats count for today (on yahoo), right? haha...

DA just creamed his pants

I was working out when I saw his defensive gem that most likely saved a run in the 10th I believe, but wouldn't you believe it, I missed the homer, but when I saw it was 3-3, I had a good feeling. I blame the suspended game on Uribe.

Jenks ruined Javy's W today

 

Jenks sucked today. I am his biggest supporter, but this 91mph jazz early in the season needs to stop. Throw more if you need to, to clear your shoulder and get your arm loose.

 

The offense and the league lowest BA showed its ugly head when we put men on.

Ozzie and that moronic "squeeze" bunt with Mr contact Brian Anderson.

 

 

I guess all the fantasy stats count for today (on yahoo), right? haha...

 

They should NOT count for today, they wont become official until the game is completed...at least thats how MLB does it...

Should I start worrying about Jenks?

atleast Dye can pinch hit for Anderson when the game resumes.

Should I start worrying about Jenks?

 

Yes

looking at the box score, it looks like Javy should have been allowed to get the complete game.

atleast Dye can pinch hit for Anderson when the game resumes.

 

Like Anderson will even be on the roster come June?

This game reminds me of the 25 inning affair between the Brewers and White Sox in 1984(?), which was the trivia question on the radio today. Anybody else remember that game as well as I do?

atleast Dye can pinch hit for Anderson when the game resumes.

maybe roberts will be on our side when we play again!

looking at the box score, it looks like Javy should have been allowed to get the complete game.

He got away with a couple bad pitches in the 8th. It could have gone either way, but we got burned in the end by giving it to Jenks.

I'm sure there's a lot that will disagree with me, and I'm probably wrong....but I don't think Thome is a winning baseball player.

 

Sure he is, fathom. Think of all the adjustments Jim makes to game situations, how he's being pitched, etc.

They probaby could resume this game when the Sox go back to Baltimore with the Sox being the home team.

Sure he is, fathom. Think of all the adjustments Jim makes to game situations, how he's being pitched, etc.

 

You mean how when he hooks a one strike fastball 400 feet foul, he's out in front of the 2 strike offspeed pitch that even my grandma knows is coming?

This game reminds me of the 25 inning affair between the Brewers and White Sox in 1984(?), which was the trivia question on the radio today. Anybody else remember that game as well as I do?

 

Didn't Paciorek hit a 3 run HR in the 21st to re-tie it up...and Seaver won both games that day

They probaby could resume this game when the Sox go back to Baltimore with the Sox being the home team.

 

June 23rd seems like the definite day.

I hope they take this back to Baltimore, I'll be at both games and I'll get to see the end of this clusterf*** for free.

Didn't Paciorek hit a 3 run HR in the 21st to re-tie it up...and Seaver won both games that day

 

per wikipedia:

 

The longest American League game, and tied for the longest major league game by innings which ended with one team winning, was a 7-6 victory by the Chicago White Sox over the Milwaukee Brewers in 25 innings, at Comiskey Park in Chicago in 1984. The game was begun at 7:30 p.m. on the evening of May 8, and after scoring early runs both teams scored twice in the 8th inning; but the game was suspended after 17 innings with the score tied 3-3 due to a league rule prohibiting an inning from beginning after 12:59 a.m. The game was continued the following evening, May 9, and both teams scored three times in the 21st inning to make the score 6-6; finally, in the bottom of the 25th, the White Sox' Harold Baines hit a home run to end the contest. Tom Seaver was the winning pitcher in relief. (A regularly scheduled game followed, meaning both nights saw 17 innings played; Seaver also started, and won, the second game.) The official time of the entire 25-inning game was 8 hours 6 minutes, also a major league record. [1]

June 23rd seems like the definite day.

According to you. These make-up's never happen on the logical date and time.

I wonder what type of energy the Sox will have the next few days. If we're tired and fatigued from watching, I'm sure they are also.

June 23rd seems like the definite day.

The thing is getting USCF ready for what could be 1 inning seems like a waste. Does everyone just get in free? Do the vendors even bother?

You mean how when he hooks a one strike fastball 400 feet foul, he's out in front of the 2 strike offspeed pitch that even my grandma knows is coming?

 

Yep. Sometimes he waves at it with one hand. But sometimes he waves at it and the bat goes flying. THAT's the way that winning players adjust.

 

By the way, is your grandma left-handed? If so, she can strike out Thome on 3 pitches.

 

 

 

This game reminds me of the 25 inning affair between the Brewers and White Sox in 1984(?), which was the trivia question on the radio today. Anybody else remember that game as well as I do?

 

I remember trying to stay up to listen to the final on the radio. Didn't quite make it, LOL. IIRC, Harold hit a walk-off homer at like 4 in the morning or something.