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Friday, May 19, 2006 |
World's A Mess, It's In My K's: Blue Jays 8, Angels 4
Figgins can't field groundersMan, am I glad I missed this one. I was at UCLA's Royce Hall watching the Hollywood Symphony Orchestra; by intermission, the Angels had tied it, but by the time we got out, they'd lost it in a way you'd figure the Royals might, with
And Vladdy can't shag flies
Okay, so when do the Angels stop looking pathetic? Beats me.
Comments:
Hey man,
long time reader, first time commenter. the game was disgusting. the decision to have 3 for 3 Napoli attempt a suicide squeeze with one out was awfully suspect. Then despite runners on the corners with NO outs in the bottom of the ninth, the Angels couldn't score.
KRod pitched a fine top half of the 9th... once the Angels proved they were the most punchless team west of Kansas City, I couldn't even blame him for falling apart.
long time reader, first time commenter. the game was disgusting. the decision to have 3 for 3 Napoli attempt a suicide squeeze with one out was awfully suspect. Then despite runners on the corners with NO outs in the bottom of the ninth, the Angels couldn't score.
KRod pitched a fine top half of the 9th... once the Angels proved they were the most punchless team west of Kansas City, I couldn't even blame him for falling apart.
# posted by 
: 5/19/2006 01:25:00 AM
: 5/19/2006 01:25:00 AM
Dammit, that should be "thoughts". Try and match an X reference with an X reference and I screw it up.
Napoli as had a total of three sac bunts in six years of his professional career. He had gone 3-for-3 with an HR, there was one of the fastest players in the minors on third base in Erick Aybar and only one out.
So Scioscia asks him to lay down a sac bunt for the squeeze, the most telegraphed move in the Angels playbook.
Mike is a knave, and Joe Maddon couldn't be farther away.
So Scioscia asks him to lay down a sac bunt for the squeeze, the most telegraphed move in the Angels playbook.
Mike is a knave, and Joe Maddon couldn't be farther away.
# posted by : 5/19/2006 12:52:00 PM
: 5/19/2006 12:52:00 PMNewer› ‹Older
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