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George from NC
June 4th, 2010
1:38 am
Tomorrow night’s box score with a few name changes in the lineup for the Braves
http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/boxscore?gameId=290808119&teams=atlanta-braves-vs-los-angeles-dodgers
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
1:39 am
Medlin MUST remain in the rotation. Hell, once we get JJ back, we’re back to that wonderful problem of having six starters again.
nolie
June 4th, 2010
1:40 am
any word on Saito??
hal
June 4th, 2010
1:44 am
the future face of the franchise made a terrific throw there if the runner was trying to score through the luxury boxes that is lol
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
1:44 am
nolie, how about dennis franz two good cop shows right?
nine in a row, amazaing.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
1:47 am
loved nypd, best show on tv. lost nine, won nine amazing. winning when we dont hit. that is the test.
IlliniBrave
June 4th, 2010
1:47 am
Just saw the McCann play at the plate on Baseball Tonight.
The commentators’ take was what a great slide and reach around the tag – and what a great backup play by the pitcher. Almost implying that McCann couldn’t have been expecting that great of a throw.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
1:49 am
crow suucks nolie, i was wrong on glaus.
IlliniBrave
June 4th, 2010
1:50 am
Braves Paisan – no problem, since KK is no excuse for a starter. So technically we will be back to four legit starters – and one extremely overpaid long relief man.
IlliniBrave
June 4th, 2010
1:51 am
Oops – I meant five legit starters.
David O'Brien
June 4th, 2010
1:52 am
Saito has left hamstring pull, but they’re not sure how serious. He’ll try to avoid DL, but if it’s not better in a few days they’ll probably DL him. He wants to avoid DL, obviously, but said he also wants to make sure he doesn’t burden team by forcing them to go short-handed for long if he’s not going to be able to recover soon.
He was hobbling badly in clubhouse after getting treatment for about a half-hour. Said he felt it on the last two pitches, thought he could keep pitching after it tightened on one pitch, but after it worsened on next one he knew he had to come out.
Venters got a one-pitch save, and Cox called him “Vulture” Venters afterward, teasing.
Don't look now...
June 4th, 2010
1:53 am
Braves now have 4th best record in all of MLB…
AND now just a 1/2 game back of San Diego for the best record in the NL…
BELIEVE…
Yunel's Frosted Tips
June 4th, 2010
1:54 am
Breaking News:: McCann and Moylan need to hit the treadmill……..being out of shape is hurting both their games.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
1:55 am
nolie, troy glaus is why we are winning. i stand corected. i thought he could not turn on a fastball. i was wrong.
he is carrying the braves.
Bay Area Steve
June 4th, 2010
2:00 am
I’ve got like 97 things:
First, I truly appreciate all the pre-game posts the last few days. Thank you, all. Without the haters (those who don’t post when the boys’re winnin’), y’all really shine.
P-Dub, and others who’ve touted Meds v. JJ: I thought y’all were short-bussers, comparing Meds to JJ. on stats alone. And, while I love me some JJ, clearly Meds has it in ‘im… I was wrong people; do what you do.
And, did you folks catch that N8-like McFann post? Good stuff…
And, we need to add Chip-Caray-mentions-the-Cubs to the Bingo card. Free space, almost. Just sayin’.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:00 am
Illini, I agree, It isn’t that KK has been horrible, but he just doesn’t seem to be able to nail a game down. I don’t if it is nerves or something else, but he finds a way to lose. To the pen with him.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:02 am
bas, great run right?
David O'Brien
June 4th, 2010
2:02 am
JOE TORRE on Medlen: “Very impressed. Very impressed with the number of strikes he threw. He located very well. That fastball/change-up combination gets it off the fat of the bat. It was pretty impressive.”
Herschel Talker
June 4th, 2010
2:06 am
We need Miyagi to do to Saito what he did to Larusso. Danielsan!
Bay Area Steve
June 4th, 2010
2:06 am
scoots, couldn’t tell if you just didn’t wanna correct the mistake: DeJesus. really?
And, do y’all look forward, as much as I do, to ‘OB after a coupla days off? Dude brings it, after a “vacation.” Awesome…
And, I gotta say (though it makes me feel like a ‘nozzle), I wish y’all’d quit it with the eeee’s. It takes me years to determine the scroll-worthy; now I gotta relearn this ‘ish…
Bay Area Steve
June 4th, 2010
2:08 am
Oh, most important: .800 Turtles!
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:08 am
BAS–I never see or hear any games and thus am entirely unaware of what Chip says. However, I have occasionally mentioned the Cubs. Not because of any national reasons, but I live in Chicago. I feel like we must distinguish between local Chicagoan mentions of the Cubs and national wannabees.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:10 am
By the way, as long as it is late, Moe Berg — you’ve taken your “nom de denizen” from the great genius catcher who was a WW II spy? Or is your real name Moe Bert, LOL!
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:11 am
Moe, that loss something in the typing. Damn, it is late.
Bay Area Steve
June 4th, 2010
2:11 am
Great run is an understatement uga; this stuff is Un. Be. Lievable. Troy Glaus is actin’ 2002, Chipper might be done, and even J’Zilla is lookin’ like a person…
.800 is allI can tell ya; and, don’t be askin’ no questions.
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:12 am
Braves Paisan–you are correct. My nom de blog is from our favorite catcher/spy.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:12 am
bas, go get your oscar. from us plebes enjoy it.
you earned it. you and scoots jaw rhetoric. i love elmore leornard as much as scoots.
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:14 am
Braves Paisan–It is late in the week–no need for apology.
BAS–I agree, TG is looking like a WS MVP. What is up? I doubt he is still availing himself of things for which MLB now tests. But damn, he is looking impressive. FW is looking like a genius.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:16 am
Moe, I read a great article about him years ago in SI. How he spoke like seven languages, and was sent to spy on physicists in Switzerland … fascinating man. Good taste, LOL!
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:16 am
uga-brave–How are you? Where would you put new cash now? I think I am about to drop some new money in. I have some ideas but thought I would check to see what you say.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:16 am
bas, unemployment report is due soon. plenty of bets on that one.
me included.
N888888888888888888
June 4th, 2010
2:17 am
So here’s the simple math. Braves are 32-22. Many said they weren’t as bad as the team that lost 9 in a row. Some have said they’re not as good as the team that has now won 9 in a row. So what does that leave?
A team that’s gone 23-13 in the other 36 games. Time to believe people. This team isn’t going anywhere.
Season is officially 1/3 of the way done and Braves are playing .592 baseball and have a 3 game lead on the Phillies. Not bad.
Jethro Bodine
June 4th, 2010
2:17 am
Hottttt Doggggg They won again !
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:18 am
moe, on the natural gas drillers?
Tony
June 4th, 2010
2:18 am
DOB,
Do you by any chance have our pitchers batting average in like last week and a half or so?? Solid work from those boys trying to help themselves out. I supposed I could research this too I guess.
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:18 am
Braves Paisan–I agree. Think he is fascinating. I studied quite a few languages (but was never as good as my namesake). At some point, decided that he was more compelling than I…therefore, I would use him as my namesake.
N888888888888888888
June 4th, 2010
2:19 am
“any word on Saito??” nolie
He left the game in the 9th with 2 outs and 2 strikes. That’s the last I heard.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:20 am
not bp, not slb, not trans ocian. not hal.
maybe apache, maybe patterson energy. natural gas guys.
Bay Area Steve
June 4th, 2010
2:21 am
uga, you gotta quit it with the riddles.
Otherwise, I’m goin’ “uga imposter” my own self. Dude, let’s say it clearly: our Braves are playin’ the game! Huh? Who’d a thunk it?
What worries me is: this sqaud gets my hopes up, and I turn into MFin10 after the coming 7-game losing-streak…
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:22 am
Moe, if I remember, wasn’t he sent to Switzerland with a license to kill a top German physicist — Hisenberg, maybe?
Mike S
June 4th, 2010
2:23 am
What a win. 9 in a row. Wow. How many teams would kill for Kris Medlen as they’re fifth starter…
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:26 am
uga-brave–I must confess that I am shying away from energy and drilling companies now. I think I am one crisis behind–probably still kicking the tires on the European financial crisis. I looked at deep water drilling companies, petroleum companies, but just did not have a clear enough sense how I anticipate this to play out.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:26 am
bas, no riddles bet on commodities. the euro is going down like linsay lohan.
Bay Area Steve
June 4th, 2010
2:27 am
Anybody else disappointed RHR had no material on our boy Loaf? i mean, I circled the date… Dude stepped up, hittin’ a buck-sixty, with all the swagger of our SS after a three-hit night.
Can I get a been-done, Loaf-on-a-Blackberry bit? Can I get a sir-please-retire, even Griffey-Jr-can-do-it?
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:28 am
bet on the natural gas guys. natural gas had a huge uptick today.
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:30 am
Braves Paisan–He was told to go to Zurich and listen to Heisenberg’s lectures. If they seemed to indicate that the Germans might be close to developing the bomb, then he had orders to put a bullet in Heisenberg’s head. However, his impression was that they were not near. Therefore, Heisenberg got to live.
Bay Area Steve
June 4th, 2010
2:30 am
I’m too hammered to blog, even for me. All I can tell you folks is: .800 Turtles!
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:31 am
uga-brave. Isn’t the point to get in prior to the uptick?
Tony
June 4th, 2010
2:32 am
Braves pitchers last 8 games- 7 hits and 3 walks. Helps I guess!
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:32 am
first of all natural gas. as a invesment blows. we cant store enough.
but as a trade it is on. look at companies like apache, or patterson energy.
David O'Brien
June 4th, 2010
2:34 am
BOBBY COX
on Saito: “He pulled a hamstring, and I don’t know how long. No [DL], not yet. We’ll give a pitcher a few days. He was going to have to rest tomorrow anyway, probably.
“I don’t know yet [if complete pull]. He felt it. For him to come out of the game – he’s tough.
Cox smiled and added: “Jonny ‘The Vulture’ Venters, one-pitch save.”
Does it take anything away from win, the concern for Saito? “Yeah. Any time you lose a guy like that … this guy is huge for us.”
“Medlen is the guy we’ve got to talk about. He was just outstanding. The eighth inning was kind of a crazy inning for him – one off the end of the bat by third [base], a two-hopper, and where was the other one? Another ball we couldn’t make a play on in the infield.
“He gave up one line drive. And Ethier hit the other ones, one to left and one to right. Two balls hit hard all night. I thought he was outstanding.
“And Moylan did his job. He got the ground ball. It wasn’t at anybody. He got another ground ball that we could only get one on. O’Flaherty got a tough out.”
More on Medlen: “He had a great night. He’s had a great night every time he’s started this year…. “He’s got three above-average pitches – curveball, change-up and fastball. He used them all. The change-up was great. He’s not afraid of anything.”
On Jason Heyward’s errant throw: “I don’t know if the grass was wet or what. I’ve never seen him throw a ball [like that], ever.”
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:34 am
BAS–Please tell me that your are never too hammered to blog. I rely on your late-night, whiskey, induced blogs. Also, I think you have things to say beyond the turtles’ record.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:35 am
Moe, I read something about how Heisenberg knew just how morally despicable Hitler and the Nazis were and deliberately took their bomb research in the wrong direction. Of course, Occam’s Razor would say that he and his boys just weren’t as good as the geniuses that fled the Nazis and ended up in Los Alamos, LOL!
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:35 am
moe you are correct. the market has been fading natural gas for a long time.
Mr. Enigma
June 4th, 2010
2:35 am
Saito’s injury couldn’t have been too serious since he was doing some hardcore stretching during it. But yeah, perhaps it’s best to DL him and bring Kimbrel back up. Kimbrel and Venters have been unbelievably clutch all year.
chris
June 4th, 2010
2:39 am
heyward is down to .282 average and not looking too good out there. i guess no all star game for him afterall :-/
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:40 am
BP–Probably as smart, but probably ambivalent about reaching a result. Although the chaps at Los Alamos were geniuses. I remember living out in Santa Fe and meeting some people working out at Los Alamose. They were all brilliant.
uga-brave–I have looked at them and just been to ambivalent. I have one alternative energy stock as experimental investment. But otherwise think energy is too confused for my tastes.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:42 am
moe, gotta love our BAS, FRIEND. he is the how do you say the man.
David O'Brien
June 4th, 2010
2:46 am
KRIS MEDLEN
How many family/friends here? “I didn’t have too many. My parents are driving from Texas [his parents live in the Lone Star State now, moved several years back from California]. They’re going to be here Saturday. I know my cousin brought his whole high-school baseball team. I had my old high-school baseball coaches, but not too many [others].”
Was that your best start? “Yeah, like execution-wise, me and Mac were on the same page the entire game. I felt something in the bullpen when I was warming up, something with my alignment. I was staying behind my curveball a lot better today. I thought that pitch was big for me, because my last few starts it’s just been fastball-changeup. Just gives me another weapon to use. I got a couple of strikeouts with it. Just tried to hit my spots. The defense played great behind me. It was awesome.”
“I just tried to come in there with my fastball, because you can’t throw a change-up the entire time without the fastball. I located real well, worked in and out. It’s a tough lineup, but we seemed to get through.”
First time all your pitches really working at once? “This year, yeah. I thought the three pitches combined were the best they’ve been the entire year.”
Nice homecoming? “Yeah, it’s great to be back. I grew up wanting to play for the Dodgers. It’s cool to come back and win a game against them.”
On his hit: “I ambushed him a little bit. There was a guy on third and I tried to get him in. It ended up being a big hit, because we needed [that fourth run].”
On starting vs. relieving: “I do miss the bullpen. I miss that, ‘Hey, get up and go,’ because that’s the kind of guy I am. I’m just energetic and can’t sit still most of the time. That role fits me well. But starting just kind of calms me down and makes me focus on every pitch. It’s more of a marathon, and it’s worked out for me so far.”
on the eighth inning: “I wasn’t tired at all. Tough play that O [Infante] made on the infield single, and then the broken bat by DeWitt, I thought the bat was the ball. I watched film of it, too. It broke and he threw it, and I turned. The ball was, like, 10 feet away from me; it could have been an easy out.
“But it’s huge getting the bullpen in the game. Moylo [Moylan] gave up a base hit but still got a big out, and then O [O'Flaherty] came in and got a huge strikeout.”
On O’Flaherty strikeout of Ethier: It’s in the back of your head because [Ethier] has done it so many times. He’s a great hitter. O made a great pitch.”
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:47 am
Moe, I think the only stuff I’ve read on the Manhatten Project is Richard Rhodes’ Making of the Atom Bomb, and the books on Richard Feynmann. Oh yeah, and a recent bio of Oppenheimer. Amazing collection of geniuses there. And yet, my understanding is that to a large degree the development of the bomb was more of an engineering problem than anything else.
Amazing, too, that Moe Berg could just attend lectures and know that Heisenberg’s physics weren’t cutting it! I guess that makes him the anti-Yogi Berra, LOL!
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
2:50 am
moe, they are like the banks not long ago. saw bank america at a dollar.
worked out. regions worked out. fifth third worked out.
just saying halliburton will work out.
buy the drillers.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:51 am
… drill the buyers?
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
2:55 am
As long as we got the late night crowd here, I reiterate the question. Willie said he could steals signs from first and third base by watching the twitching of the muscles in the catcher’s forearm. Is this humanly possible? And if not, does that mean Willie was an ALIEN!
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:58 am
uga-brave–I trust you. Which drillers do you have in mind? I guess my fear has been the possible ending of off-shore drilling–at least new permits.
BP–I agree on Moe Berg. I guess he was out of Princeton, as were quite a number of the MP scientists. Maybe he heard enough as an undergrad…or maybe he was lucky. Still impressive. I claim no special knowledge of it. Years ago, I worked at a CBW arms control program at an elite institution and saw some interesting material. Was a fun place to be.
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
2:59 am
I don’t think Willie was an alien, does that mean he is full of crap? Perhaps.
uga-brave
June 4th, 2010
3:02 am
moe, till tmmrw love the streak.
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
3:04 am
uga-brave, agree on the streak. I’ll head off to bed soon. May be away for a few days–head out of town (and country) tomorrow. Keep well.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
3:04 am
I have been studying my forearm since I read Willie’s claim, and have deduced that too much forearm hair (a curse of my people) is a deterrent. I think maybe the wiggling of all the fingers for a change-up can be discerned from the rapid movement of several muscles. But identifying one finger from two from over 90 feet away is simply not possible from the forearm muscle movement alone.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
3:04 am
By the way, studying one’s forearm is Zen … I recommend it ….
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
3:07 am
BP–Quite impressed with the study. I have a decent amount of forearm hair (though no genealogical explanation for it), but have never reached the moment of complete zen through its contemplations. You impress me.
Troy Glaus
June 4th, 2010
3:07 am
But identifying one finger from two from over 90 feet away is simply not possible from the forearm muscle movement alone.
The mound (pitching rubber) is 60′ 6″ away
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
3:08 am
Must call it a night. Have to wake up, read a few student papers, email comments, finish packing, and then head out to the airport. Adieu.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
3:09 am
Troy, we are talking about Willie Mays stealing signs from first and third base. He claimed he could do it by watching the twitch of the catcher’s forearm.
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
3:10 am
Nice chatting with you, Moe.
Moe Berg
June 4th, 2010
3:11 am
Good night, BP–Will catch up later. Hope you solve the Willie question.
Troy Glaus
June 4th, 2010
3:16 am
Troy, we are talking about Willie Mays stealing signs from first and third base. He claimed he could do it by watching the twitch of the catcher’s forearm.
Aha
David O'Brien
June 4th, 2010
3:24 am
At the one-third mark, the Braves are 32-22 and have a three-game lead in the National League East. Raise your hands if you predicted that before the season, not to mention if you thought it possible in April.
David O'Brien
June 4th, 2010
3:26 am
TAKASHI SAITO
“I don’t know enough to comment about it. I didn’t hear anything pop or anything like that, but I know nothing about the severity. That’s all I can say right now.”
“Of course I’d like to avoid the DL, but if I become a burden on the team, I have no choice. That’s something that I have to discuss with the trainers and coaches.”
Felt it on one pitch?
“Two pitches. The last two pitches. I felt it tighten up on the first of those two pitches, but I thought I might be able to pitch through it. But after the second pitch I knew I couldn’t continue. I just couldn’t keep pitching in that situation.”
Braves Paisan
June 4th, 2010
3:31 am
Takashi, the team needs you — but wait until you have healed.
David O'Brien
June 4th, 2010
3:35 am
BRIAN McCANN
on Medlen: “He’s been pitching great all year long. I mean, this wasn’t something that he did where we’re like, ‘Oh, I can’t believe he did that.’ He’s been doing this since he’s been up here.
“He had all his pitches working tonight. Location was great. He’s a competitor. He takes the mound and he expects to do that. That’s half the battle up here at the big-league level.”
On the winning surge: “Pitching has carried us, andwe’ve been swinging the bats [for a while now]. It’s been a great mix for us.
On Glaus: He’s been unbelievable. I mean, he has been unbelievable hitting in the middle of the order for us. He’s been everything we could ask for. And he’s been great over at first base, too. He’s picked up that position so quick.
“He’s playing like an All-Star. He’s been an All-Star [in the past]. He’s done it all.”
More on the pitching: “That’s the reason we have a streak. That’s the reason we’re in first place. Now we’re hitting and everything. We’ve been swinging the bats really well the last three weeks, last month. We’re playing good baseball.”
On Saito: “He’s been a big part of our success. Hopefully it’s nothing serious and he can get back sooner than later.
“He tried to stick it out, but he knew it was a one-run game and if he didn’t feel conviction throwing a pitch, the best thing that could happen was for him to come out of the game.”
thinbreakness
June 4th, 2010
4:27 am
dob-
i’m raising my hand and if you’ve read my posts from the beginning of spring t you know it’s not gratuitous. now after their performance in april, i’d say no to raising my hand. being 32-22 right now, raising hand. hell, i’m still hoping for 100.
thinbreakness
June 4th, 2010
5:04 am
just so my previous doesn’t sound so know-it-all, i said we’d never lose more than 3 in a row and would likely go on several 5-6 game win streaks because our pitching is that balanced.
Jinx-eeeeee
June 4th, 2010
5:11 am
Medlen has been so valuable to this team, I mean where would the Braves be without him?
thinbreakness
June 4th, 2010
5:21 am
jinx-
kind of weird how all 25 have contributed to wins in some way or another.
Couch Tater
June 4th, 2010
6:18 am
McFann staying up later and later. Next thing you know, she and BAS will be talking turtles at 3am. Oh, the humanity!
fifthbusiness
June 4th, 2010
6:40 am
DOB The blog was so ggod I printed it out of my mother-in-law to read. She’s 96big Brave fan. Not so much Warren Zevon.
jeffrey d
June 4th, 2010
7:05 am
Whew….I went to bed with a 3-0 lead, just checked the box and I see we squeeked by 4-3. I hope Satio will be okay, but I’m comfortable with Moylan, EOF, Venters, and Wagner until he gets better.
papafoxx
June 4th, 2010
7:38 am
The Braves are making me believe in them. PLEASE don’t bust my bubble
njbraves
June 4th, 2010
7:53 am
Great win last night. Scary ending, that’s the type of game they would have lost in the past.
Brian from SC
June 4th, 2010
8:08 am
Bruce Chen is starting tonight for the Royals. I had no idea he was still in baseball. It’s actually his second start of the season.
ches
June 4th, 2010
8:10 am
Two pitchers can’t pitch because of hamstring injury – do we even HAVE a strength and conditioning coach?
Brian from SC
June 4th, 2010
8:11 am
The Braves haven’t led the NL East by 3 games since October 1, 2005.
Brian from SC
June 4th, 2010
8:23 am
Someone asked me yesterday how many game-winning runs McLouth has scored this year. By my count it’s three:
1. His own walk-off HR against Philly in April
2. Scored on Chipper’s RBI single in the bottom of the 8th last weekend
3. Scored on Infante’s RBI single in the bottom of the 8th on Wednesday
McLouth also had a huge hit in the 7-run 9th inning against the Reds, and he scored on the grand slam, but technically he wasn’t the winning run…Conrad was.
hal
June 4th, 2010
8:24 am
glaus leading the league in ribbys and should have a 5 game homer streak maybe fwren isent an imbicile huh maybe the blogger who made that statement wouldent know a baseball from a beach ball even if he did play college baseball …another order of crow perhaps?
Brian from SC
June 4th, 2010
8:26 am
Reports are saying the the legendary John Wooden is in grave condition in a hospital in LA.
jeffrey d
June 4th, 2010
8:29 am
No, ches, they never stretch. They also have everyone chug a pint of milk before every game.
charlotte observer
June 4th, 2010
8:50 am
DOB:
Enjoyed the link to the Warren Zevon .. Letterman show .. sandwich reference. I remember that show. Speaking of sandwiches … you recently mentioned Farm Burger in the Atlanta area .. and you are now in the land of In-N-Out-Burger. Could you shed some light on those chains .. for those of us who haven’t experience dining at either of those establishments … maybe a compare/contrast? Also, If you had three burger places in a row .. near you house .. Farm Burger .. In-N-Out .. and 5 Guys .. would you have a favorite .. or would each place win out on certain occasions? Thanks for any info.
JerseyGil
June 4th, 2010
9:05 am
Brian from SC
June 4th, 2010
8:08 am
Bruce Chen is starting tonight for the Royals. I had no idea he was still in baseball. It’s actually his second start of the season.
Brian: He’s been pitching the last three years in Winter ball in Puerto Rico…I saw him last yr on my Visit to the Island and he was pitching great.
JerseyGil
June 4th, 2010
9:06 am
With Saito out..we problaly going to see Kimbrel back no?
Ease in Buckhead™
June 4th, 2010
9:10 am
Farm Burger is not a chain.