Bonds and it is not close.

 

Doesn't count. He intentionally walked 120 times in a season. That's just stupid.

Sale is one of 2 or 3 pitchers to throw 120+ pitches twice this season. (Or something like that) Robin Ventura = white Dusty Baker

In 1993, Randy Johnson went over 120 21 times. He went over 140 9 times over 150 once. He was really good for a long time after that.

We were pretty close to trading for Cabrera though iirc. Didnt have the pieces and the Tigers swoop in. What could have been.

We were pretty close to trading for Cabrera though iirc. Didnt have the pieces and the Tigers swoop in. What could have been.

 

I believe one of the hold ups is that we didn't want to take back Dontrelle Willis

I still think that Miggy isn't smart, he's just too supremely talented to hardly ever look fooled up there. I think his pitch recognition is simply other-worldly and his ability to convert the recognition into a result is just as impressive. I don't think he has to try hard at all to be this good.

Watching him go to RF last night showed he's a magician with the bat, and a very clever hitter. I wouldn't want him taking a calculus test for me, but he's a hitting genius.

WOAHHHHHHHHH

PHEGLEY-MANIA!@#!@#!@#!

Phegley!! Wow

Phegley!!!1

Neat

Holy s***, the legend continues!

Woo Phegley!

DAMN PHEG!!! Dude reminds me of Q up there...

 

Hardly knew ya Tyler Flowers!!!

MERCY, indeed!

 

WOW! Lovely stuff, Phegley.

He had some good hacks on Sanchez leading up to that AB.

It's fun watching on Gameday and seeing the score flip from 1 to 5 without stopping in between.

I'm risking sounding like Hawk, but that takes nuts to sit dead red in that situation and not be afraid of failure. He's up there to produce.

Remember when T-Flo hit that grand slam in Seattle when he first came up...

I believe one of the hold ups is that we didn't want to take back Dontrelle Willis

I'm reading the thread on it. Josh Fields was everyone's centerpiece. Other big names included were the likes of Lance Broadway, and Jerry Owens

The man, the myth, the Phegley

Remember when T-Flo hit that grand slam in Seattle when he first came up...

BENCHES CLEAR!!!

LMAOOOOO old man Leyland acting tough going at Alexei hahahahha

Lol. Alexei wasted no time in tossing his bat.

All you need to know about this roster is not one player was even close to defending Alexei in any potential brawl. All coaches.