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Will you add SWEEP to this?
They call him the wonderer.....yeah the wonderer.....
He memes around around around around
He memes around around around around
i count 7 actually, but still
Can someone explain to me the pitching statistic on why Feliz was awarded the win? He pitched the 9th in a blowout and gets the W
When the starter goes less than 5 but has the lead and the lead is never surrendered I believe the official scorer awards the win since there's no established pitcher of record. I don't believe a starter that goes less than 5 is eligible for the win. Maybe they are but I know they can't be the established pitcher of record with the lead which normally establishes the W.
In this instance I believe Feliz had the best line of all the relievers that were eligible because of no runs or walks with 2 Ks.
In this instance I believe Feliz had the best line of all the relievers that were eligible because of no runs or walks with 2 Ks.
Charlie Pallilo has been found!Chewy said:
When the starter goes less than 5 but has the lead and the lead is never surrendered I believe the official scorer awards the win since there's no established pitcher of record. I don't believe a starter that goes less than 5 is eligible for the win. Maybe they are but I know they can't be the established pitcher of record with the lead which normally establishes the W.
In this instance I believe Feliz had the best line of all the relievers that were eligible because of no runs or walks with 2 Ks.
David_Puddy said:
Having to start Fiers in in the playoffs could very well be the difference between ending this season in the ALCS and the WS. Fiers is a f'ing bum and he is still getting credit for that no hitter from 2 years ago
No team starts a #5 starter in the playoffs.
With injuries and other circumstances they sure as hell can
22-7 in the month of May
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22-7 in the month of May
Fun rest day fact: Prior to the weekend series vs. the Astros, the Twins bullpen was ranked 18th in ERA. Now dead last.
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Let that one marinateQuote:
The Astros swept a road series against a first-place team who threw their SP1, SP2, and SP3. The Astros threw Brad Peacock, Mike Fiers, and David Paulino.
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The Astros swept a road series against a first-place team who threw their SP1, SP2, and SP3. The Astros threw Brad Peacock, Mike Fiers, and David Paulino.
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In 2005, Pete Munroe started game one of the World Series for the Astros. Pete Munroe.BarryProfit said:David_Puddy said:
Having to start Fiers in in the playoffs could very well be the difference between ending this season in the ALCS and the WS. Fiers is a f'ing bum and he is still getting credit for that no hitter from 2 years ago
No team starts a #5 starter in the playoffs.
Milwaukees Best Light said:In 2005, Pete Munroe started game one of the World Series for the Astros. Pete Munroe.BarryProfit said:David_Puddy said:
Having to start Fiers in in the playoffs could very well be the difference between ending this season in the ALCS and the WS. Fiers is a f'ing bum and he is still getting credit for that no hitter from 2 years ago
No team starts a #5 starter in the playoffs.
That worked out well.
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**** Brad LidgeMilwaukees Best Light said:In 2005, Pete Munroe started game one of the World Series for the Astros. Pete Munroe.BarryProfit said:David_Puddy said:
Having to start Fiers in in the playoffs could very well be the difference between ending this season in the ALCS and the WS. Fiers is a f'ing bum and he is still getting credit for that no hitter from 2 years ago
No team starts a #5 starter in the playoffs.
Forever and all eternityFerris Wheel Allstar said:**** Brad LidgeMilwaukees Best Light said:In 2005, Pete Munroe started game one of the World Series for the Astros. Pete Munroe.BarryProfit said:David_Puddy said:
Having to start Fiers in in the playoffs could very well be the difference between ending this season in the ALCS and the WS. Fiers is a f'ing bum and he is still getting credit for that no hitter from 2 years ago
No team starts a #5 starter in the playoffs.
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In 2005, Pete Munroe started game one of the World Series for the Astros. Pete Munroe.
Um, the four Astros starters for the 2005 World Series were Clemens, Pettite, Oswalt, and Backe.
Clemens left Game 1 early due to injury but I believe the Astros had a lead and the bullpen blew it. In Game 2 I think Pettite went 6ish and left with a lead and again the bullpen blew it. Oswalt got hit pretty good in Game 3 and Backe pitched the game of his life in Game 4.
Did Pete Munroe even pitch in that World Series?
No he did not. Also, he wasn't even on the team in 2005.Chewy said:Quote:
In 2005, Pete Munroe started game one of the World Series for the Astros. Pete Munroe.
Um, the four Astros starters for the 2005 World Series were Clemens, Pettite, Oswalt, and Backe.
Clemens left Game 1 early due to injury but I believe the Astros had a lead and the bullpen blew it. In Game 2 I think Pettite went 6ish and left with a lead and again the bullpen blew it. Oswalt got hit pretty good in Game 3 and Backe pitched the game of his life in Game 4.
Did Pete Munroe even pitch in that World Series?
Clements with that 13.50 ERA in the playoffs.
why the fake news? Not even a decent troll attempt.Milwaukees Best Light said:
In 2005, Pete Munroe started game one of the World Series for the Astros. Pete Munroe.
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Oops.
it's all good. It happens.Milwaukees Best Light said:
Oops.
I believe Munroe started a game in st Louis the year before and lost. May have been the deciding game.
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RPM said:it's all good. It happens.Milwaukees Best Light said:
Oops.
Member when we thought Backe was going to be the next Astros stud pitcher?
Munro was one of the six pitchers that combined to no-hit the Yankees at the Stadium in 2003.
I was there!
I was there!
I completely forgot that guy even existed
Pete Munro started game 2 and 6 of the 2004 NLCS. Both games finished 6-4 with Julian Tavarez the winner and Dan Miceli the loser after the Astros tied the game at 4-4 late.
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