Game 7 tomorrow...
My apologies to friends who are Cleveland fans, but I really wanted the old guy to get the win tonight!
Game 7 tomorrow...
Game 7 tomorrow...
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Mom always did like him better.
Let's hear it for the Old Guys?
Let's hear it for the Old Guys?
Julie, I agree. I wasn't home last night in time to catch Schilling pitch and only saw the end of the game. Have loved seeing the recaps though! I have told ClevelandDad that while I'm a Red Sox fan, I have felt like the Indians had this wrapped up. Now, I have to tell him I'm not disappointed that they didn't! 
Great baseball and cheers to the old guy! 
Great baseball and cheers to the old guy! 
The old guy had plenty of run support to make him feel very comfortable.
I love watching the younger guys pitch, but in the end, "having been there done that" usually works in your favor whether you are young or old.
Beckett says he's ready to relieve in tonight's game, he's done it before and got his former team to the WS.
Should be interesting. Dad04 must have pulled out all the stops on the voodoo thing he's got going. I am wondering if JD knew about it...
I love watching the younger guys pitch, but in the end, "having been there done that" usually works in your favor whether you are young or old.
Beckett says he's ready to relieve in tonight's game, he's done it before and got his former team to the WS.
Should be interesting. Dad04 must have pulled out all the stops on the voodoo thing he's got going.
I am wondering if JD knew about it...
ya gotta tip your cap to Schilling ...
the outcome was evident after the LL rundown clinic Garko & Cabrera put on in the 3rd.
(No offense to any LL'ers out there)
especially noteworthy was Cabrera's insistance that Youkolis put his head in the path of the throw
the outcome was evident after the LL rundown clinic Garko & Cabrera put on in the 3rd.
(No offense to any LL'ers out there)
especially noteworthy was Cabrera's insistance that Youkolis put his head in the path of the throw
That was sad, wasn't it Bee...
Especially after the overall stellar defense Cleveland had played earlier in this series.
Especially after the overall stellar defense Cleveland had played earlier in this series.
they had others in game 7, I'm easygoing on a mis-plays resulting from player collision where commincation was lost because of hustle -
but Blake knocked one down at the hot corner & JUST STOOD THERE MOPING while Lofton sprinted 100+ feet to pick the ball just yards from Blake.
and how did the BU MISS the tag call on Lofton's double?
his nose was only 2 feet from the tag & in perfect position?
but Blake knocked one down at the hot corner & JUST STOOD THERE MOPING while Lofton sprinted 100+ feet to pick the ball just yards from Blake.
and how did the BU MISS the tag call on Lofton's double?
his nose was only 2 feet from the tag & in perfect position?
quote:Bee: and how did the BU MISS the tag call on Lofton's double?
his nose was only 2 feet from the tag & in perfect position?
Blu did everything but get it right. That was very surprising, but he was a good 3 to 3.5 feet away.
quote:Originally posted by Bee>:
they had others in game 7, I'm easygoing on a mis-plays resulting from player collision where commincation was lost because of hustle -
but Blake knocked one down at the hot corner & JUST STOOD THERE MOPING while Lofton sprinted 100+ feet to pick the ball just yards from Blake.
It looked like Ellsbury was happy to stop at first, but took his que to run based on Blakes non effort for the ball.
quote:Originally posted by Dad04:
Blu did everything but get it right. That was very surprising, but he was a good 3 to 3.5 feet away.
Blue badly blew the call. The pic you posted is way too late in the sequence. Video showed clearly that Lofton's hand was on the bag well before the tag.
But that's baseball...