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mike311gd said:
Angola! said:
Gutter said:
Rockies were awarded a double play after Upton interferred with Matsui at second, trying to break up the throw to first.

It was the correct call.

Yeah, Upton might want to try and sell that one better next time. Though that is the first time I have ever seen a double play on an interference call.

Hurdle pulling his players off the field reminded me of when Lou Pinella did it in Game 1 or 2 of the 1995 ALDS. Yankees fans started throwing **** after Mattingly hit his first postseason homer.

His first and only postseason homer.

Pretty sure he hit another one later in the series at the Kingdome. I should know since I was at all three games in Seattle, but I can't remember after blocking most of that series out of my memory.
 
Angola! said:
mike311gd said:
Angola! said:
Gutter said:
Rockies were awarded a double play after Upton interferred with Matsui at second, trying to break up the throw to first.

It was the correct call.

Yeah, Upton might want to try and sell that one better next time. Though that is the first time I have ever seen a double play on an interference call.

Hurdle pulling his players off the field reminded me of when Lou Pinella did it in Game 1 or 2 of the 1995 ALDS. Yankees fans started throwing **** after Mattingly hit his first postseason homer.

His first and only postseason homer.

Pretty sure he hit another one later in the series at the Kingdome. I should know since I was at all three games in Seattle, but I can't remember after blocking most of that series out of my memory.

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It actually doesn't bother me Doc. Mariners fans can revel in the banner they got to hang by winning an LDS, while us Yankees fans would go on to enjoy a lot of World Series glory.

It did make for a miserable few weeks at high school, though.
 
Angola! said:
In case anyone forgot, Chip Caray sucks serious ass at announcing baseball games.

TBS has Steve Stone and Ron Darling doing less-than-nothing, yet they inflict Gwynn, Caray and Brenley on the public.
 
So I'm not watching LCS ... but if they are not using Steve Stone in the booth at all ... that's a damn shame!! Hell, bring back Harry from the dead and pair them back together in the booth. Sorry for the rant ...

Play Ball!!
 
Angola! said:
mike311gd said:
Angola! said:
Gutter said:
Rockies were awarded a double play after Upton interferred with Matsui at second, trying to break up the throw to first.

It was the correct call.

Yeah, Upton might want to try and sell that one better next time. Though that is the first time I have ever seen a double play on an interference call.

Hurdle pulling his players off the field reminded me of when Lou Pinella did it in Game 1 or 2 of the 1995 ALDS. Yankees fans started throwing **** after Mattingly hit his first postseason homer.

His first and only postseason homer.

Pretty sure he hit another one later in the series at the Kingdome. I should know since I was at all three games in Seattle, but I can't remember after blocking most of that series out of my memory.

According to my Bible, Mattingly had a home run and six RBIs in five postseason games, all against Seattle in 1995. He hit his shot, a solo drive, in Game 2 off Andy Benes, one of four home runs by the Yankees in a 7-5 win -- New York's final victory of the series.

I won $10 on a bet with my dad. I told him, a life-long Yankees fan, that Seattle would advance to the ALCS. I remember jumping on my bed after winning what felt like a million dollars.
 
Angola! said:
mike311gd said:
jagtrader said:
Two games in this series start at 10 p.m. EST. Nice job, MLB.

They're West Coast teams. What did you want MLB to do?

Well, Colorado is in the mountain time zone so you'd think they could start at 6 local and 8 on the east coast. Of course, since Arizona is one of those ****ed up states that doesn't have daylight savings, the games played there are going to start pretty late no matter what.

They could. Of course, everyone sitting on the right field side of Coors Field would have the sun in their eyes for the first four innings of a game they paid good money to watch. But we would hate to disrupt the TV schedule for those of you 2,000 miles away. And of course most of the series does start at 8 p.m. EDT.
 
mike311gd said:
Angola! said:
mike311gd said:
Angola! said:
Gutter said:
Rockies were awarded a double play after Upton interferred with Matsui at second, trying to break up the throw to first.

It was the correct call.

Yeah, Upton might want to try and sell that one better next time. Though that is the first time I have ever seen a double play on an interference call.

Hurdle pulling his players off the field reminded me of when Lou Pinella did it in Game 1 or 2 of the 1995 ALDS. Yankees fans started throwing **** after Mattingly hit his first postseason homer.

His first and only postseason homer.

Pretty sure he hit another one later in the series at the Kingdome. I should know since I was at all three games in Seattle, but I can't remember after blocking most of that series out of my memory.

According to my Bible, Mattingly had a home run and six RBIs in five postseason games, all against Seattle in 1995. He hit his shot, a solo drive, in Game 2 off Andy Benes, one of four home runs by the Yankees in a 7-5 win -- New York's final victory of the series.

I won $10 on a bet with my dad. I told him, a life-long Yankees fan, that Seattle would advance to the ALCS. I remember jumping on my bed after winning what felt like a million dollars.

My bad. You are right. I do know Mattingly had a good series in his lone playoff appearance. Of course, if he hadn't retired the Yankees probably wouldn't have gone on their run.
 
Pete Incaviglia said:
Angola! said:
The Rockies bullpen scares me. At least they escaped that jam.

Jeremy Affeldt? Are you kidding me? How far can this team go relying on guys like this?

I was just talking to my brother about the same thing. They have Matt Herges, Jeremy Affeldt, Ramon Ortiz among others in their pen. I think they have LaTroy Hawkins also.
It is like a strange group of American League castoffs.
Does anyone know if Jorge Julio made the NLCS roster?
 
deskslave said:
Angola! said:
mike311gd said:
jagtrader said:
Two games in this series start at 10 p.m. EST. Nice job, MLB.

They're West Coast teams. What did you want MLB to do?

Well, Colorado is in the mountain time zone so you'd think they could start at 6 local and 8 on the east coast. Of course, since Arizona is one of those ****ed up states that doesn't have daylight savings, the games played there are going to start pretty late no matter what.

They could. Of course, everyone sitting on the right field side of Coors Field would have the sun in their eyes for the first four innings of a game they paid good money to watch. But we would hate to disrupt the TV schedule for those of you 2,000 miles away. And of course most of the series does start at 8 p.m. EDT.

Hey I live in the central time zone and my paper doesn't care if it gets in or not. In fact I'd rather the games start later so I can watch them after I get off work.
I was just pointing out that Colorado isn't really a West Coast team.
 
Angola! said:
deskslave said:
Angola! said:
mike311gd said:
jagtrader said:
Two games in this series start at 10 p.m. EST. Nice job, MLB.

They're West Coast teams. What did you want MLB to do?

Well, Colorado is in the mountain time zone so you'd think they could start at 6 local and 8 on the east coast. Of course, since Arizona is one of those ****ed up states that doesn't have daylight savings, the games played there are going to start pretty late no matter what.

They could. Of course, everyone sitting on the right field side of Coors Field would have the sun in their eyes for the first four innings of a game they paid good money to watch. But we would hate to disrupt the TV schedule for those of you 2,000 miles away. And of course most of the series does start at 8 p.m. EDT.

Hey I live in the central time zone and my paper doesn't care if it gets in or not. In fact I'd rather the games start later so I can watch them after I get off work.
I was just pointing out that Colorado isn't really a West Coast team.

Yeah, they're not. And 8 really is a bit late. 7 would be fine. But starting at 6 p.m., an hour after people get off work and the height of rush hour, to accommodate East Coast TV? Nuts to 'em.
 
The Good Doctor said:
Angola! said:
mike311gd said:
Angola! said:
Gutter said:
Rockies were awarded a double play after Upton interferred with Matsui at second, trying to break up the throw to first.

It was the correct call.

Yeah, Upton might want to try and sell that one better next time. Though that is the first time I have ever seen a double play on an interference call.

Hurdle pulling his players off the field reminded me of when Lou Pinella did it in Game 1 or 2 of the 1995 ALDS. Yankees fans started throwing **** after Mattingly hit his first postseason homer.

His first and only postseason homer.

Pretty sure he hit another one later in the series at the Kingdome. I should know since I was at all three games in Seattle, but I can't remember after blocking most of that series out of my memory.

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Angola! said:
deskslave said:
Angola! said:
mike311gd said:
jagtrader said:
Two games in this series start at 10 p.m. EST. Nice job, MLB.

They're West Coast teams. What did you want MLB to do?

Well, Colorado is in the mountain time zone so you'd think they could start at 6 local and 8 on the east coast. Of course, since Arizona is one of those ****ed up states that doesn't have daylight savings, the games played there are going to start pretty late no matter what.

They could. Of course, everyone sitting on the right field side of Coors Field would have the sun in their eyes for the first four innings of a game they paid good money to watch. But we would hate to disrupt the TV schedule for those of you 2,000 miles away. And of course most of the series does start at 8 p.m. EDT.

Hey I live in the central time zone and my paper doesn't care if it gets in or not. In fact I'd rather the games start later so I can watch them after I get off work.
I was just pointing out that Colorado isn't really a West Coast team.

I meant West teams -- so my bad -- but either way, the point was made. I've never seen a game or even a television outside of the Eastern time zone, so I've never experienced a 10 a.m. baseball game. But I'm sure the fans on the West get pretty sick of missing the first two or three innings of playoff baseball when the Yankees and Red Sox are playing, presuming they give a **** in the first place. I know I would.
 
That is why moving to the central time zone has been a pretty cool thing for me. I get to see all of the NFL games, even if I go to church in the morning and I never miss the starts of baseball games. I know during the Yankees series this year, my dad kept getting his work schedule all screwed up because the games kept starting at 2 p.m. on the West Coast.
 
Angola! said:
My bad. You are right. I do know Mattingly had a good series in his lone playoff appearance. Of course, if he hadn't retired the Yankees probably wouldn't have gone on their run.

You don't think the Yankees would have won without Tino Martinez? That's something I've wondered many times. Surely it wasn't Donny Baseball who was holding New York back. I think it was more of a coincidence than anything else.
 

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