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Sunday, April 25, 2004 |
Giants 5, Dodgers 3
Somewhere, Milton Bradley is chewing himself out. Maybe Jim Tracy is helping him with that job. It's altogether possible his first inning ejection cost the team this game. I hope he's learned something from this, but I sort of doubt it.
I bet the Giants fans asking for Milton Bradley in centerfield are glad they don't have him on their team tonight. It gives us some insight, also, as to what the offense might look like without the game board guy in the lineup. The magic carpet ride comes to an abrupt halt minus only a couple key guys, and that can't be a good thing.
Williams was pitching, and doing so brilliantly. Weaver was good for four innings, great for one, and miserable for two more. He's got good movement on his pitches -- mostly -- but rotten control. Did he pitch to Bonds? Well, sure, if you can call intentional/unintentional walks an at bat. Herges, for once, did okay in the closer role, but the Dodgers' bats were well silenced by the time he got to them.
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