donutogre said:
Grounder to 1B which Belt came in on, ready to fire home, but runner stayed on 3B. Belt tried to then go tag first base, but the batter in full sprint slid under him to beat Belt to the bag.
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Grounder to 1B which Belt came in on, ready to fire home, but runner stayed on 3B. Belt tried to then go tag first base, but the batter in full sprint slid under him to beat Belt to the bag.
How does Aoki keep his bat going through the zone when he's running up the line as he swings. I know, Ichiro too.
Apparently Harold Reynolds believes that the middle of the plate is just an inch in from the black on the lefty batters box side of the pentagram.
StupendousMan said:
OK, then, how about the 1993 team being the best "100% SF Team Ever", since the 1962 squad had some guys who still were from New York?
No clean inning for Petit. Not sure I'd use "the weapon" here unless they'd use him tomorrow too.
Rudy Pemberton said:
In contrast to regular season performance, the current answer has to be Clayton Kershaw. Though if we're talking about who's been worse in absolute, Peavy is a much stronger contender to that title.
I'd like to take this moment to thank John Lackey for sparing us from the abject horror of Jake Peavy in game 7 last year.
He's a mediocre pitcher, at best, now, so it's not such a big deal. But he got hammered in the playoffs at the height of his career in 2005 and 2006DukeSox said:
So if you're Bochy do you leave Petit in to throw 40-50 pitches or just concede this game and save him for Game 7.
If he can hold the line at 4-0, leave him in for a bit and see if the Giants can chip away.SemperFidelisSox said:
If you're big on Giants history and haven't seen this series of articles from the Hardball Times, this will blow your mind:glasspusher said:
http://www.hardballtimes.com/the-virtual-1966-san-francisco-giants-part-1/
Man that's nuts. Hudson had never been beyond the LDS - now he's going to be starting World Series Game 7.Al Zarilla said:
