hockeywiz542
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- May 26, 2008
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Solid lineup
Of note, Roden is starting in AA which is a surprise to me.
Barger and Horwitz had good games. Pitchers likely struggled with the very cold weather.After an exhausting day yesterday I only just caught up on yesterdays game and the organizational moves. Solid start. Good to see some power. Berrios pitched really well. Surprised they DFA'd Zulueta but I don't think there was an easy choice.
Ricky with a short start in Buffalo today. 65 pitches to get through 2.2 IP. 3 K, 2 BB, 3 hits, 1 run off a HR. The bullpen then immediately imploded giving up 10 runs in the 2 innings after Ricky came out of the game.
I’m gonna be sick.
I have Lewis on fantasy! Wasn’t expecting him to get injuredWhy? We have Berrios.
You probably should have.I have Lewis on fantasy! Wasn’t expecting him to get injured
I know Minnesota is a tire fireYou probably should have.
I’m gonna be sick.
Their tv ratings are huge though apparently. Park is just in a brutal spot from my understanding.Also how lame is it that they don’t even have enough fans in Tampa to open the 500 level in that stadium?
Tampa is a joke of a baseball city. You want to move teams, move them!
You’re making a hell of an assumption on what he’d accept for a contractBelt was on the radio this morning and said that he wants to play and he's not picky, but he hasn't received any phone calls.
I don't understand why we don't just sign the guy for around league min instead of wasting time with inferior options in Votto and Voglebach.
You’re making a hell of an assumption on what he’d accept for a contract
Who cares, the seasons fortunes of any team don’t hinge on Brendan BeltYou can listen to the interview - it was a good one, on the JD Bunkis show Thursday or Friday. He's not holding out for money.
I'll wager you that when he does sign, it'll be around Voglebach money (1yr, $2m).
Who cares, the seasons fortunes of any team don’t hinge on Brendan Belt