Game 157, Mariners at Indians
DMZ · September 26, 2007 at 3:05 pm · Filed Under Game Threads
Sort of. 4:05, Safeco Field! First game of an actual, no-joke double header, folks. Wooooo! Beer sold all through the first game! Feierabend v Carmona! And the Indians are the home team, thus screwing up all kinds of Gameday-type features (Yahoo hasn’t been able to figure it out yet, for one). And future studies on home field advantage. Possibly park effect calculations. Good times.
Seriously, though, this is bargain baseball. Don’t miss it.
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I’d settle for “Degrassi Junior High” reruns.
I’m not sure Niehaus thinks that it was such a good thing that Hargrove got that game stopped in the snow-out in Cleveland after all.
It could be worse … we could have Shin-Soo Choo and Asdrubal Cabrera pounding the crap out of the M’s ….
53- Thats game 2 if you want to stick around.
I watched Ichiro in the first, then left to get some things done and just came back. Don’t really want to know all the gruesome details, the pattern is familiar. This is going to be an awfully long night.
if Ichiro could face our pitching staff, he’d be soooo ahead of Ordonez by now.
I’d settle for Beachcomber reruns.
Or ZigZag.
The youth have been unleashed. They must feel like the last guys on the bench on a basketball team that only get to play in garbage time.
Why not “King Of Kensington”? Or “The Edison Twins”? Or a good “Corner Gas” marathon? You can’t beat made-in-Saskatchewan TV comedy ….
Bloomquist and Lopez. Those damn kids.
For everyone (that’s in general, not on this blog) who says you can’t pitch inside anymore because you get in trouble if you hit someone, I give you Weaver and Campillo.
Parrish the thought!
Parrish is going to have someone point him toward the mound, because he’s certainly forgotten where it is.
You know, there’s really a fair chance that Bloomquist could toss an inning tonight. (Unlike the way he tossed the last inning, I mean.)
campillo injury is disgusting . . .
It’s a beautiful day for baseball … let’s flay two!
what happend to Campillo?
and so, with Parrish in, the white flag is officially raised for this game.
hmm, hmmm, hmmmm, the king of kensington … whatta guy
#67– comebacker hit his arm
At this point, I’m almost looking forward to watching Dancing with the Stars to find out how Dave’s cousin did. And more importantly for me (as a woman and race car fan), how Helio Castroneves did. I’m not sure I can actually bring myself to turn it on, but the fact that it’s a viable option over a double header is so, so sad.
hey! we got our wish! they are playing the kids!
Thank heavens he hasn’t been able to play!
Wlad is obviously awful, I hope we sit him for more veteran grit.
McLaren: “Just so everyone has this clear, we will NOT be starting ‘the kids.’ We need to keep the gritty vet’rns out there who know how to play the game. Despite Wlad’s HR.”
That dinger reminds me of Luis Ugueto’s one and only Mariner home run … a 30-rows-back bomb in what had been a 16-1 rout of the Mariners in Anaheim in the last week of play in 2002. I was there, two sections removed.
We’re officially at the point today where the M’s are pulling out their Johnson and exposing it to the crowd.
We could return that 12 run come from behind victory right now. I would love to do it with a bunch of AAA guys.
It would be a chance to avenge that 2000 game in which the M’s were ahead 14-0 and lost 15-14.
To Cleveland, yet.
#70– I have to admit I did the channel toggle thing on monday; the intro gimmick for her was that she was lovely … and uncoordinated.
what are the odds on a WIllie B DP?
67, 69, looked broken, something was poking pretty good on his skin, a lump 2-3 inches in diameter. could barely see it. but the reaction of chavez kind of sold the ugliness.
About the same as Willie whiffing on a ball.
Was that a phantom force?
Or not…
so, maybe not the 12 run comeback.
I forgot Delucci was with the Indians
I’m surprised Carmona has given up 3 runs. I’m equally not surprised that he hasn’t walked a soul.
Rizzs just mentioned that the M’s found out before the game that 20-year clubhouse guy Rob Reagle died overnight
sheesh, the ushers will be spending all night running out to the stands to retrieve baseballs for the first-timers
It really is fun to see these guys get their firsts. Much more enjoyable than watching the regulars get blown out.
gosh, I hope that run (once again) taken away from Ichiro doesn’t matter.