I wish we played the Reds every game
30-12 against them in the last six season.
10-1 in their last 11 games.
"Bastardo is 6-0 with a 1.38 ERA in 55 appearances this season. He has struck out 65 batters in 52 1/3 innings.
But here's the kicker to those stats.
Opponents are hitting just .112 against him. That's the lowest opponent batting average of any pitcher with at least 50 innings pitched in any season in baseball history."
Zolecki on mlb.com
The most perfect pitch any of you will ever see, ever.
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nah
They're called swinging strikes
hence the oh
also nah, I watch perfect pitches almost every night
I was gonna say, you should know what swinging strikes look like after watching ryan howard every day
I usually black out after Victorino and Utley have their PAs and wake up just in time to watch Cliff Lee hit a moonshot into right-center
George fucking Kottaras just hit for the cycle, joining a the group of random Brewer no-names to do so - one of the 7 to do so in Brewers history.
Chad Moeller,
Jody Gerut
etc.
Hitting for the cycle is rarer than throwing a no-hitter.
Brewers have 7 cycles... and 1 no-hitter.
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fucking white sox...
Since no one mentioned it, the Phillies game yesterday was bullshit, and Joe West can kick rocks.
what happened in that game exactly? I read something in passing about drama.
Hunter Pence hit a ball deep to right field and when Bryan Petersen jumped up against the wall to field it, but two fucktard Phillies fans reached out over the fence. The ball deflected against the wall where it rolled to the corner and ruled a double. Petersen was yelling that it was interference and Jack McKeon went to complain about it. So Joe West, the only umpire with his own publicist, decided to go to an instant replay review, and called Pence out and Howard back to first. That's the right call, however, the rules say that instant replay was not a valid option for that play. Instant replay is only valid on home run boundary calls and Joe West reviewed a double. So Charlie Manuel got thrown out of the game for arguing and lodged an official protest of that call. The next batter doubled down the line, no runs scored. The game went into the 14th inning where the Marlins won 5-4.
If the protest is successful in appeals (it won't be) they would restart the game from the point of the protest.
Who cares. Phillies have what..a 7.5 game lead over the Braves and can coast into the playoffs as it is, lol. Fan shouldn't have been a fucktard, but they should really just move on past it. Not like it'll matter in the grand scheme of things.