Ha, good call!The Good Doctor said:Uh oh. The last time Wood hit a guy to start the ninth, he gave up three runs.
Bubbler said:Gagne has been less than stellar this season, but Wood has blown two saves against the Brewers and the Cubs ended up losing both. Gagne has blown four saves overall, but the Brewers have lost just one of the games.
Weird.
Armchair_QB said:Bubbler said:Gagne has been less than stellar this season, but Wood has blown two saves against the Brewers and the Cubs ended up losing both. Gagne has blown four saves overall, but the Brewers have lost just one of the games.
Weird.
He's only blown one save against the Brewers. The other one was on Opening Day and it wasn't a save situation. They were tied 0-0 to start the ninth when he came in.
They did wind up winning the other two games he did blow though.
Armchair_QB said:Bubbler said:Gagne has been less than stellar this season, but Wood has blown two saves against the Brewers and the Cubs ended up losing both. Gagne has blown four saves overall, but the Brewers have lost just one of the games.
Weird.
He's only blown one save against the Brewers. The other one was on Opening Day and it wasn't a save situation. They were tied 0-0 to start the ninth when he came in.
They did wind up winning the other two games he did blow though.
Bubbler said:Armchair_QB said:Bubbler said:Gagne has been less than stellar this season, but Wood has blown two saves against the Brewers and the Cubs ended up losing both. Gagne has blown four saves overall, but the Brewers have lost just one of the games.
Weird.
He's only blown one save against the Brewers. The other one was on Opening Day and it wasn't a save situation. They were tied 0-0 to start the ninth when he came in.
They did wind up winning the other two games he did blow though.
You're right, but he blew that game in, uh, spirit? Certainly he relegated Fukudome's 3-run homer to game-tying instead of game-winning in the opener.
Oh well. Brewers have won both series at Wrigley so far, I'm not complaining.
Armchair_QB said:Bubbler said:Armchair_QB said:Bubbler said:Gagne has been less than stellar this season, but Wood has blown two saves against the Brewers and the Cubs ended up losing both. Gagne has blown four saves overall, but the Brewers have lost just one of the games.
Weird.
He's only blown one save against the Brewers. The other one was on Opening Day and it wasn't a save situation. They were tied 0-0 to start the ninth when he came in.
They did wind up winning the other two games he did blow though.
You're right, but he blew that game in, uh, spirit? Certainly he relegated Fukudome's 3-run homer to game-tying instead of game-winning in the opener.
Oh well. Brewers have won both series at Wrigley so far, I'm not complaining.
It's not a blown save if it's a tie game.
BYH said:Evil ******* (aka Chris_L) said:BYH said:casty33 said:spnited, in all of your rantings about WRandolph, I don't think you've ever mentioned your choice as a replacement. And don't just say anyone will do. I want names ... Jerry Manuel, Ken Oberkfell, Howard Johnson, Lee Mazzilli?? How about Jeff Torborg? Grady Little?
(I hope you're getting my point).
Just about anyone would be better than Willie.
Except Torborg.
John Farrell - throw the bank at him and fire Omar while you are at it. Let Farrell pick his own guy to be his equivalent to Scott Pioli to Farrell's Belichick.
The Mets are stupid enough to try and hire Farrell while telling him he has to keep Peterson.
"But I've won a World Series as a pitching coach. Last year, even. And no one laughs at me and my hippy **** behind my back."
"No, sorry, we like Rick. He's from Brick."
Angola! said:Does anyone know what happened to BJ Upton? Yahoo! just says he left with an apparent left shoulder injury.
Doesn't he do this every year? Resurface, have a good 1st start, & then remember that he's Sidney Ponson.BYH said:Sidney ****ing Ponson allowed one run in eight innings? And wasn't pitching American Legion ball?
Oh my.
Moderator1 said:Sutton is back in California for some thing, I think family related. He'll be back tomorrow.
Knight surprised me. I hate him on the pre-game but he did a fairly solid job as analyst if you overlook too many "we's." Had Cordero pegged from the first pitch and didn't let up. It was good stuff.
And, to give you MORE ****: I prefer to think of them as 5-1 since last Thursday. That's 2-1 vs. Cubs, 2-0 vs. Braves and 1-0 vs. Pirates.
They've talked for a while about "3-1 since this" or "8-2 since this" and the point was made that xx-xx since the season started is all that ends up mattering. So the 1-0 was kind of a goof on themselves.
But the fact does remain: They are 1-0 in May. Unbeaten.