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Wednesday, May 25, 2005 |
Two Lousy, Rotten Games, One Much Worse Than The Other
Towel-Throwing Time: Giants 10, Dodgers 2
The Dodgers have now been awful for about three times as long as they were really, unreasonably good.Enough.
There's too many guys injured (OP, Weaver, Drew, Werth), too many guys approaching old-age ineffectiveness (Alvarez), too many holes in the bullpen, too many questions.
I've had it. Ship-turning time: two weeks, or it's time to start trading pieces to actual contending teams. Weak division or no, the Dodgers are four games out and showing zero signs of fixing their profoundly bad pitching and offensive problems, not to mention their chronic problem with hiding injuries (and not very effectively).
What Broke? White Sox 4, Angels 2
Is there a need for a game recap? Not really: Aside from Washburn's early-innings heartburn, this was just a showcase for the anti-Cabrera/Glaus un-signings. Lousy offense, surprisingly good pitching (especially rookie Joel Peralta, and for which, woo hoo), nothing new here, move on.
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