Major League Baseball: 2012 Season

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I'm not worried. It's a whole new league and he hasn't seen most of these pitchers.
 
Patrick
I'm not worried. It's a whole new league and he hasn't seen most of these pitchers.

Agreed,with him and his track record. Gotta give him the benefit of the doubt
 
Prosthetic
Its that time of year again...

What, to lose one of your star players to a season ending injury? /Owned
 
Specifically Buster Posey and Brian Wilson. :p
 
Specifically Buster Posey and Brian Wilson. :p

The Buster Posey injury hurt because of who we had behind him.. Sanchez was in High A ball.. Whiteside was even worse then he normally was because of a shoulder injury, so he couldn't throw people out worth **** or hit. And Stewart is good defensively but sucks with the bat.

I'm not worried about Wilson because last year he wasn't really here, Casilla was injured, and Romo was limited yet we still had one of the best bullpens in the league. Our bullpen is lights out.
 
We will try our best to entertain the Los Angeles Dodgers this weekend here in Houston. After this, we're back on the road- at Milwaukee (3 games) and at Cincinnati (3 games after the off day on Thursday this coming week).

Good luck to all of your team(s) this weekend in all of your series.


[UPDATE] I forgot to mention- we'll be wearing another Colt .45s set of uniforms for this game. We have some Throwback Friday uniforms we'll do all season long in this 50th Anniversary season. This one without the smoking gun, though.

Nope- the smoking gun is there on the uniform. Watching the game now.
 
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So we're currently getting our butts handed to us by Atlanta 7-0. So they swept us pretty much and we continue our slide towards the bottom of the standings. If San Diego didn't suck so much this year I would call us the worst team in the West. Ridiculous. :rolleyes:
 
The Twins did that thing where they score more than the other team, you know that thing that's opposite of losing, can't think of what it's called right now. Feels weird, doesn't happen very often for Minnesota teams.:lol:

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9-1. :(

Very hard to watch these games right now.

Edit: And now officially been passed by CO and SF. :yuck:
 
9-1. :(

Very hard to watch these games right now.

Edit: And now officially been passed by CO and SF. :yuck:

You and Philly are feeling the same way the Giants did last year. Just be thankful you injuries are not long term.
 
What's the best way to ruin a Red Sox party? Bring some Yankees! It was 6-2 yesterday afternoon on Fenway Park's 100th anniversary. The Bronx Bombers got it done.

My Astros, meanwhile... lost 3-1. The big difference maker was a 2-run opposite field homer earlier in the game. Defense has been incredible for the Astros, but the offense from the Thursday night game at the Washington Nationals didn't translate to run support back home. We're 0-2 playing as the Colt .45s. The next throwback uniform deal is on Cinco de Mayo weekend as the Astros will wear their shooting star uniforms of the '60s. I just can't wait to see the old rainbow uniforms again.


Today, I hear the Rangers and Tigers will go into a doubleheader today. I think my Astros have a doubleheader slated for Memorial Day weekend at the Rockies. Enjoy some baseball!
 
Congratulations to the White Sox today. Why? Philip Humber pitched a perfect game today. White Sox won 4-0 at Seattle earlier today.
 
Here's what I typed on Facebook:

"Epic fail by the Boston Red Sox today. They hung 9 runs on their rival New York Yankees at Fenway Park through five innings. Since- 15 unanswered runs were given up by the Yankees as New York Yankees cruised to a 15-9 beatdown. Wow!"

Can you believe it? Nine runs through five innings... all to lose 15-9. That's right- 15 unanswered runs by the Yanks to put a hit on the Red Sox. What the hell happened to Boston? I know it's early in the season, but you just don't lose like that! Red Sox got owned today. ESPN SportsCenter even shown a few tweets people made regarding the Boston's fail job today. This one hurts if you're a Red Sox fan. Could it be a Yankees sweep? We'll see Sunday night.
 
I grew up in Chicago and live outside the city. I'm a Cubs fan by birth but I can respect an achievement like this, even if it's by a player on that other team. Congrats to Humber. I think he got a favorable call on that last strike. Perhaps the ump did not want to be the next Jim Joyce.
 
3 more outs to our 5th loss in a row. And to add insult to injury, Daniel Hudson (starting pitcher) was put on the 15 day DL this morning. Just stab the knife a little deeper now...

Edit: Game over. :indiff:
 
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Astros didn't get any RBI, but they managed only one run on a walk. Otherwise, the Dodgers won 5-1. I hope the Astros don't go up to Milwaukee on a three-game losing streak...
 
Typical New York Mets luck. Trade away a pitcher and he becomes someone who can pitch lights out and get a no-hitter.
 
Complete game victory for Jered! 6-3 was the score and that's our second W in a row! We're now 6-9. :D
 
After that 15-9 shellacking (after being up 9-0) by the Yankees in which the bullpen gave up all but one of those runs I wonder how the Bosox fans feel about ex-Boston closer Johnathan Papelbon having more saves than they have wins. On a struggling team that's under .500.
 
We dropped the Dodgers like a bad habit. The Astros prevented getting swept by administering an exorcism of the Dodgers. This one was a 12-0 victory for the Astros on a beautifully clear Sunday afternoon with the roof open. It began with a Carlos Lee two-run jack in the Crawford Boxes. The next inning saw another Astros' homer. Most of the rest of the work was just the Dodgers getting pimp-slapped. It was 12 runs with 12 hits and no errors. The Dodgers could manage only six hits but with three errors and no runs. Great day for the Astros! Dodgers, not so much.


A number of games have sadly been postponed thanks to weather. Hope those games can get underway proper in the future.
 
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Kansas City failed earlier today. Can you believe the Royals are now 0-9 at home this season so far after their 5-3 loss to Toronto earlier today? K.C. is now 3-12 this season.
 
We lost, but every highlight they show of the Angel game, I'll be in it!

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Typical New York Mets luck. Trade away a pitcher and he becomes someone who can pitch lights out and get a no-hitter.

3rd ex-met with a no hitter or perfect game.
 
3rd ex-met with a no hitter or perfect game.

Incorrect, 7th ex-Met.

Tom Seaver
Mike Scott
Nolan Ryan (x7)
Dwight Gooden
David Cone
Hideo Nomo
Philip Humber
 
What is it with the ChiSox and perfect games?
 
What is it with the ChiSox and perfect games?

Actually, the White Sox only have 3 perfect games and before Buherle's didn't have one since 1922.

Additionally (not that it matters), these pitchers have pitched for the Mets at one point during their careers and have thrown a no-hitter (either before or after joining the Mets).

Nomo (x1 - before).
Scott Erickson
Kenny Rogers
Al Leiter
Bret Saberhagen
Dock Ellis
Probably are a few others that I missed.
 
Howdy!

* My Astros begin a six-game, two-city road trip starting tonight in Milwaukee.

* The Texas Rangers will host the New York Yankees. This sounds like a very good series between two hard-hitting clubs.


And here are some others:
* Red Sox at Twins
* Blue Jays at Royals
* White Sox at Athletics

* Giants at Mets (doubleheader)
* Rockies at Pirates
* Cardinals at Cubs
* Phillies at Diamondbacks
* Braves at Dodgers


That's all. Enjoy your MLB baseball!
 
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