Game 112, Twins at Mariners
Dave · August 4, 2008 at 6:10 pm · Filed Under Mariners
Perkins v Batista. 7:10.
Attn: Local Media
Subject: A favor
Dear Beat Writers,
As you’re aware, Jose Vidro is in the starting line-up tonight. No one has any idea why. Could someone please ask Jim Riggleman and Lee Pelekoudas for an explanation. And then, when they give their ridiculous cliche answer, look them in the eye, and say “no, seriously, what the hell?”
You might get fired, but we’ll love you for it.
Thanks,
The Fans.
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Hey, that could be an opportunity for a new sponsor:
“This Turbo at-bat brought to you by Old Country Buffet.” 🙂
Nice to see a 200 post game blog.
Luckiest guy on earth: Miguel Batista (ND).
That ground out by Willie was brought to you by Pony League Baseball! Sign your youngster up today!
ESPN.com’s baseball section just about gave me a heart attack with this:
I actually stood up it startled me so badly. Then I realized that they meant Livan, not the King, and my nerves settled down considerably.
I like that one, too…though most Pony Leaguers already hit with more power than Willie!
I thought they released Hernandez, which I thought was odd, because he was sort of winning games, I think.
Wow!
I tuned in at the beginning of the 7th…
I’m still in shock.
Thank-you for not trading Ibanez…..yet
Go M’s!!
I’m going to have a jagerbomb now…
He was winning games, but inadvertantly, not intentionally.
206 & 208: Or, a “winning” record — in the HoRam ’07 sense of the word (though not quite that HoRamible).
Hey, that’s pretty catchy, actually…
Well, that’s what I meant by sort of winning. I’d just glanced at his record–first after being shocked by that’s where he’d ended up–and was surprised that he seemed to be somewhat successful. But I did assume that it was smoke and mirrors and his tenacity.
He’s the original bus. Only being run over by one will get him off the mound.
Not advocating any more poor front office moves here, though if it were between Batista, Silva and Livan, I think I’d probably take Livan in the rotation. At least he can still usually get you through five innings on a semi-consistent basis.
Apparently I shouldn’t have tuned out when it was 6-0 and Batista was still in. I don’t think anyone can really blame me, however.