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Sunday, June 13, 2004 |
Saenz Say: Dodgers Win! Dodgers 14, Red Sox 5
I had forgotten this game was on the east coast, and didn't bother to turn on the radio while I was in the garage, working on a woodshop project. (I'm making new cabinet doors in my hall closets.) Jeffy was a gascan, but the Dodgers turned it into a joke as Tracy made possibly his best lineup move of the year, putting Olmedo Saenz into the lineup. Saenz drove in a run on a single, got hit by a pitch with bases loaded, and had a two-run homer, all off Boston knuckleballer Tim Wakefield. (His line off Wakefield is now .500/.600/.938 in 16 at bats.) Leadoff hitter Izturis went an incredible 4-6. Now that he can hit, his stock's rising pretty fast; his 16.4 VORP is now second in the league. (Jack Wilson of the Pirates is first at 25.6.) Everyone else -- save for Bradley -- had at least a good day at the plate, and a whole mess of twofers.
The bully was nails again today, with Mota reminding me of last year's outstanding efforts, garnering five strikeouts, and Gagné in probably his best performance this year, with three straight K's. Outstanding.
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