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In game #4, we were shut out by a Baltimore pitcher with a 33-69 career record to go with his 6.32 ERA, while the Fireworks' ace Bob Turley is parked in the #5 spot in the rotation.
That's what I get for caring one way or the other, I guess.
I must be the only one paying attention to the ALCS
August 30, 2005 at 08:34PM View BBCode
I don't really know why I bother, since KC routinely plays like crap whenever we get into the post-season.In game #4, we were shut out by a Baltimore pitcher with a 33-69 career record to go with his 6.32 ERA, while the Fireworks' ace Bob Turley is parked in the #5 spot in the rotation.
That's what I get for caring one way or the other, I guess.
Bingle
August 30, 2005 at 11:54PM View BBCode
First year I've missed in a while. I look in. Boy is my team getting old. Mentors, anyone?
LateBloomer
August 31, 2005 at 01:03AM View BBCode
I've been testing the smallball theory and am happy to have brought my Jackals this far after all this time of building.
Bingle
August 31, 2005 at 11:04AM View BBCode
Looks like your tirade in the clubhouse rallied the troops. Good luck in the series, KC.
ballplayer
Regards, Mike
August 31, 2005 at 03:56PM View formatted
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I had noticed the team speed on the Jackals, and all of the SB's. Now, I just noticed that you guys led the leagues in RUNS even though there were 12 teams that hit more HR's. It looks like small-ball is working great! That's refreshing to see that.
Regards, Mike
ballplayer
Regards, Mike
August 31, 2005 at 11:17PM View BBCode
Rollie Politte gets a second consecutive W.S. ring, and now he has probably finished his 14 year Major League career with an indistinguished 55-59 record and 4.45 ERA . Congrats to the Betaniks!Regards, Mike
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