Good luck to Sid -- for some reason I like the guy...
Good luck to Sid -- for some reason I like the guy...
I heard this today...Did Coltrane actually exist? This is like being blind for 50 years, regaining sight, and then peering directly at the sun.
Yay! AL team = if he makes the team I will get to see him pitch!Originally Posted by scooterfan
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Ditto.. had an awful reputation, but was a solid guy while here. Maybe he really has grown up since his days in Baltimore
Cubs Cut Stanton
http://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/news/art...=.jsp&c_id=chc
http://blogs.suntimes.com/cubs/2009/...anton_out.html
So much for the big comeback...Stanton, Bako out; Hill in
By Gordon Wittenmyer on March 30, 2009 12:11 PM
One day after settling the closer job, the Cubs ended the final position-player battle in camp, making Koyie Hill the backup catcher and cutting veteran catcher Paul Bako, as well as former Yankee reliever Mike Stanton.
Neither veteran player had a bad spring. Bako hit .364 this spring, including a 5-for-5 streak at one point. But Hill had the inside track as a trusted backup already in the organization, and his spring was as good as Bako's -- actually hitting .381 through Sunday with a homer and four doubles.
Stanton was a longshot to make the roster from the start after missing all of last year. He had a 6.48 ERA in 10 appearances this spring -- most of the damage in 2 or 3 of the appearances.
I can't say I share your opinion of Sidney
I'm listening to A's/KC ST game and the Royal's announcers are saying that Sir Sidney is lined up to pitch the 4th game of the season which would be the Royal's home opener.
Oh and that just happens to be against the Yankees.
Baseball is life;
the rest is just details.
Carl Pavano: 1 IP, 6 H, 9 R, 9 ER, 3 BB, 1 SO, 2 HR, 81.00 ERA
“I may not have been the best Yankee to put on the pinstripes, but I am the proudest.”
- Billy Martin
Pretty good start for Ross Ohlendorf today despite getting the loss. 6 IP 7 H 2 ER 1 BB 1 SO
"Gehrig, our first sacker, can certainly field, but he's woefully weak at the bat" - Lou Gehrig's high school newspaper.
this is one time where he SHOULDVE faked an injury
I always followed Ohlendorf in the minors and it was fun to see him as a Yankee for a few games. I'll continue to cheer for him.
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Originally Posted by BillBuckner
Carl Pavano: 1 IP, 6 H, 9 R, 9 ER, 3 BB, 1 SO, 2 HR, 81.00 ERAThats OK Pavano's real tough, he should bounce back with no problems...
Not a great pitching line for Javy Vazquez last night and he got the loss..but the 12 strikeouts is impressive..
The 12 Ks were more impressive for my fantasy team.
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)
no, that's just typicaly Javy, ace periphals, 3rd-4th starter results. he's also preaches such ability to his young apprentice, Jeremy Bonderman.
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Apparently Sidney was liked by the Yankees as a teammate. I think hes a bad pitcher but I dont have anything personally against him.
The Dodgers put Doug Mientkiewicz on the disabled list.
I didn't realize Willie Randolph was hired as the Brewers manager. sucks for him.
"First batter up well here's the pitch: it's a curve. Second batter up because the first got served"
Oakland promoted Dan Giese. They sent LHP Jerry Blevins (4 earned runs allowed in 2/3 of an inning for a 54.00 ERA) to Triple-A Sacarmento.
Ohlendorf pitching another gem tonight for Pit. That trade already looks bad. Through 6:
6 IP, 0 r, 0 BB, 5 K
I heard this today...Did Coltrane actually exist? This is like being blind for 50 years, regaining sight, and then peering directly at the sun.
Good for him, doubt we would have gotten anything more than what we did.
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Solid start for him tonight.
7 IP 2 Hits 5K 1 BB 0 ER.
2010 Regular Season Record: 88-57
Good to see Ohlendorf doing well. Wonder what Karstens will do for Pittsburgh now.
I was watching that game too - the Yankees really should have given him more time. The potential was there, IMO.
September 28, 2008 - the day the HOF got a wake-up Moose call.
The Fat Toad is planning a comeback:
http://www.npbtracker.com/2009/04/ir...-in-the-works/
No way...how old is he??
"When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty"
He's gotta be close to 40.
Yeah, but you have to wonder if he would have been able to do that in the AL East.
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He turns 40 next month.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/pl...rabuhi01.shtml
This part of the article originally linked by sprucemoose had me laughing:Hideki Irabu Bats: Right , Throws: Right
Height: 6' 4" , Weight: 240 lb.
Born: May 15, 1969 in Hyogo, Japan
Debut: July 10, 1997
Final Game: July 12, 2002
"Because he’s gotten back into shape, he came to want play again." Gotten back into shape? When was he ever in shape?
i always thought he was pretty svelt for a toad.He turns 40 next month.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/pl...rabuhi01.shtml
This part of the article originally linked by sprucemoose had me laughing:
"Because he’s gotten back into shape, he came to want play again." Gotten back into shape? When was he ever in shape?
I think so too. Nady is a nice player...but Ohlendorf has so much potential, and we don't know if Tabata might grow up.
I heard this today...Did Coltrane actually exist? This is like being blind for 50 years, regaining sight, and then peering directly at the sun.
Agreed, going to be a tough pill to swallow one day.
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The Yankees would have been pretty ballsy to give him a crack at the rotation after how poorly he pitched out of the pen. He wouldn't have had time to establish himself.
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I hear Dan Giese gave up a game winning HR or something
http://www.boston.com/sports/basebal...ary/?page=full
Tanyon Sturtze, free agent reliever: Sturtze got his release from the Dodgers May 1, and now the Worcester native is contemplating his future, which could include retirement. Sturtze, who served as a de facto coach for the Dodgers last season while he was recovering from an injury, said he's spending time with his kids and looking at his options.
Do we have to consider him a former Yankee? To me, it's like the whole thing never really happened for some reason.
I just heard on Mike and Mike that Pavano just got his third win. Unbelievable!
If a woman has to choose between catching a fly ball and saving an infant's life, she will choose to save the infant's life without even considering if there are men on base. ~Dave Barry
Former Yankees David Dellucci and Chad Moeller were designated for assignment.
I always liked Dellucci.
The Yankees need to pound him into submission in a few days. The demoralizing kind of whoop-ass.
Randy Choate, who made his MLB debut with the Yankees in 2000 and was with us from 2000 to 2003, got his first career save tonight pitching for Tampa Bay.
Randy Choate? There's a blast from the past.
238 more runs to score 1000.
2010 GT record: 8-5 (including two near no-hitters)
I think I saw him hit someone every time he came into a game. That sidearm delivery resulted in someone getting a bruise all the time.
Today we crush Carl "Man of Glass" Pavano.
Ribbit.i always thought he was pretty svelt for a toad.
Dr King (1929-68) A dream is forgotten unless others carry on.
Get up ... get up ...; Black Moses (he ain't no chef); Isn't she Lovely? (Aisha); Fear the 'Fro; A slow roller to 1st ...
Have you ever noticed that he actually comes out and pitch once his Yankee contract was finished? Makes me wonder if he wasn't just faking it the whole time, since his deal went just shy of $40 mil.
Dr King (1929-68) A dream is forgotten unless others carry on.
Get up ... get up ...; Black Moses (he ain't no chef); Isn't she Lovely? (Aisha); Fear the 'Fro; A slow roller to 1st ...
I could have bet money he would be pretty good this year. He has been our curse. Beating us in the World Series when he was with the Marlins and sucking us to death while he was with our team. Now all of a sudden he is good again. I hope we kick the crap out of him today.
http://yankees.lhblogs.com/2009/06/0...enny-williams/ says Wilson Betemit was designated for assignment.
Kyle Farnsworth has thrown 15 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings. His last earned run allowed was on April 19th. He has 19 Ks to 4 BBs on the year.
Bring this man back to the Bronx!
Ohlendorf gave up 12 baserunners in 4 1/3 innings. He now has a 4.85 ERA in the NL Central (5.24 if you go back to last year). The Mets also somehow lost the game against the Pirates.
Just sticking it to everybody who was chastising the Yankees for trading away Ohlendorf after he was okay in like 4 starts to begin the year.
He threw 95 as a reliever, but it was flat, and his secondary pitches were inconsistent and terrible. He throws 90 as a starter, and his secondary stuff isn't much better. The last time he's performed even moderately well in any capacity was 2006 in AA.
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