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Game 40, Mariners at Rangers
DMZ · May 12, 2008 at 4:05 pm · Filed Under Mariners
5:05, Erik “The Interview” Bedard versus Padilla.
Good times. Lineups when I get my grubby hands on them.
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258 Responses to “Game 40, Mariners at Rangers”
justinh on
May 12th, 2008 9:53 pm
Problem with Morrow is guys are sitting on his fastball, which is pretty straight. Movement tonight was 2-3 inches on gamecast.
Pig on
May 12th, 2008 10:08 pm
Did anyone else cringe when the first pitch curveball to Vazquez was called a ball??!! I just got on-line & checked Gameday – sure enough it was at the knees on the outside corner. If that pitch is called a strike like it should have been the approach changes all together. Clearly Vazquez was sitting dead red & got a pitch in the wheel house low & inside. Strike one allows them to work the outside corner – off the plate even & see if they can get him to roll over on one. UGGGGGHHHHHH!
Sour grapes I know – but I just had to vent…
msb on
May 12th, 2008 10:14 pm
Chad Fairchild was just no end of popular tonight.
ProdigalReality on
May 12th, 2008 10:17 pm
Problem with Morrow is that the Mariners can’t make up their minds on what to do with him. They’ll send him to Tacoma by end of the year in hopes of making him a starter, then proceed to bring him back to Seattle in hopes of making him a closer.
Milendriel on
May 12th, 2008 10:22 pm
What’s with the sudden proliferation of misuse of “sour grapes?”
Evan R. on
May 12th, 2008 10:44 pm
not to mention those bizarre ampersands.
currcoug on
May 13th, 2008 11:12 am
In regards to Lowe, patience is warranted. 2008 is arguably Lowe’s first full year in the big leagues. It is a medical miracle he is even pitching.
Give him time, and he will harness his wicked stuff.
John D. on
May 13th, 2008 1:44 pm
Re: # 213
Hmmmm, didn’t Ramon Vasquez once play for the Mariners?
Speaking of ex-Mariner organization players,
ASDRUBAL CABRERA did O.K. today too. He hit his first HR and he had an unassisted triple play: http://tinyurl.com/53pp2c
Problem with Morrow is guys are sitting on his fastball, which is pretty straight. Movement tonight was 2-3 inches on gamecast.
Did anyone else cringe when the first pitch curveball to Vazquez was called a ball??!! I just got on-line & checked Gameday – sure enough it was at the knees on the outside corner. If that pitch is called a strike like it should have been the approach changes all together. Clearly Vazquez was sitting dead red & got a pitch in the wheel house low & inside. Strike one allows them to work the outside corner – off the plate even & see if they can get him to roll over on one. UGGGGGHHHHHH!
Sour grapes I know – but I just had to vent…
Chad Fairchild was just no end of popular tonight.
Problem with Morrow is that the Mariners can’t make up their minds on what to do with him. They’ll send him to Tacoma by end of the year in hopes of making him a starter, then proceed to bring him back to Seattle in hopes of making him a closer.
What’s with the sudden proliferation of misuse of “sour grapes?”
not to mention those bizarre ampersands.
In regards to Lowe, patience is warranted. 2008 is arguably Lowe’s first full year in the big leagues. It is a medical miracle he is even pitching.
Give him time, and he will harness his wicked stuff.
Re: # 213
Hmmmm, didn’t Ramon Vasquez once play for the Mariners?
Speaking of ex-Mariner organization players,
ASDRUBAL CABRERA did O.K. today too. He hit his first HR and he had an unassisted triple play:
http://tinyurl.com/53pp2c