Frankie always seems to pitch better with a lead. Too bad we didn't come away with 4 or 5 in the first.
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Frankie always seems to pitch better with a lead. Too bad we didn't come away with 4 or 5 in the first.
No worries, Drew is catching.Quote:
Originally Posted by minn55441
Nice play by Dozier. Dunn hit him a change up and he managed to stay with it.
Drew must have taken a pitch off.
Bad call, Drew.Quote:
Originally Posted by snepp
Can anybody see what Drew is doing wrong out there?
No way, that call must have come from the bench.Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChief
those 4 or 5 runs in the first make all the difference in the world. Frankie would still be pitching with a lead at this point.
100% of the time Liriano pitchers in late July against the White Sox with Butera catching, he sucks. Clearly Butera is the problem.
Drew calls the wrong pitch, Span can't run the bases TR waits much longer he won't get anything. Of course, the teams are lining up to pay all Mornies salary and send us a quality player so not all is lost.
Drew isn't much behind the plate, but the guy is a wizard with the bat.
Dozier is having a good early game.
When the H&R works, it's a beautiful thing.
Well if we can't seem to capitalize on bases loaded no outs might as well get it this way. It's hot out here
Gavin Floyd only wishes he had his own LPW behind the dish.
When he is in the lineup, maybe we should move him up to the number two spot. Looks like a natural spot for his abilities. Not much power, but can really handle the bat.Quote:
Originally Posted by USAFChief
I would make a terrible ump, I think they always look safe in those bang, bang plays and in reviewing in slow motion it was clearly an out.
Dozier impressive play again! And much better inning from Frankie!
Umps don't get nearly enough credit for how often they get it right.Quote:
Originally Posted by minn55441
1st inning--run scores on DP Ball.
2nd inning-- run scores on wild pitch.
Care to speculate how they'll scoere this inning? I'mm looking at a combination of errors and catcher's interference.