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Monday, October 15, 2007 |
Rockies 21-1, Advance To World Series: Rockies 6, Diamondbacks 4
Breathe. The last out of the game showed Eric Byrnes in one of his hustle-before-good-sense plays, sliding into first with a play on, something that doesn't help speed. I just don't understand why guys do that, and Byrnes seems exactly the kind of player to make that sort of futile gesture.
Arizona didn't go quietly after a big six-run fourth from the Rocks that included a three-run jack by series MVP Matt Holliday; they posted a three-run shot of their own off Brian Fuentes from Chris Snyder, but that was it.
Last year, I thought the Cards would be eaten by the Tigers, but time and chance, etc. We'll just have to wait and see.
Congratulations, Rockies!
Update 10/16: Mark T.R. Donohue has some thoughts on the game ("I have so many thoughts right now I feel like all 50,000 people at Coors Field tonight came home in my brain").
Labels: diamondbacks, postseason, recaps, rockies
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