cone said:
if you lose tomorrow you're losing the series
simple as that
n_touch said:
Where can we see the press conference?
TXAG14 said:
He has been excellent this series leaving guys in to do their thing. Devo was rolling. I don't get it.
NOcone said:
so to revisit my question from after game 2 that I caught so much **** for
is giles still your closer?
my response remains: nfw
cone said:
so to revisit my question from after game 2 that I caught so much **** for
is giles still your closer?
my response remains: nfw
I still think this was a turning point in the game. There was no reason for that to throw a pitcher out of his rhythm in the middle of an inning. It could have waited or been done at the beginning of the game. Guess Mastercard paid enough for it.Ecce Homo said:
Someone find one of those "Stand up to Cancer" pages and write "Ken Giles" on it.
Frok said:
Probably would have won if we left Devo in
Chipotlemonger said:Frok said:
Probably would have won if we left Devo in
Should've would've could've, can't really do that in baseball in my opinion. You'll just leave yourself disappointed from it.
Beat40 said:
The other thing. On Bellinger's first double, why in the world did they not just pump a curve down and in again?
The offense needs smart ABs. Especially Altuve. There have been some ABs where he has looked really bad in the World Series.iBrad said:
Kershaw is prone to giving up the long ball, so yeah, tomorrow is definitely winnable. Need Keuchel to give us seven or eight solid innings and hope someone in the pen can pitch effectively.
bearkatag15 said:
Probably no way Peacock is available tomorrow huh?
Yeah. I guess I am misremembering. I thought it was a fastball away and he didn't get it far enough outside. They've done that to Bellinger all series. Hammer the curve down and in, fast ball outside, come right back in with the curve.jopatura said:Beat40 said:
The other thing. On Bellinger's first double, why in the world did they not just pump a curve down and in again?
Off Morton right? He tried and missed. His first bad pitch of the night.
SoupNazi2001 said:
Love all the second guessing from the Texags keyboard managers who can predict every at bat and inning. If it was up to Texags, Springer and Marwin would have never played to get out of their mini slumps. The offense got 2 hits tonight, maybe the bigger issue.
Beat40 said:Yeah. I guess I am misremembering. I thought it was a fastball away and he didn't get it far enough outside. They've done that to Bellinger all series. Hammer the curve down and in, fast ball outside, come right back in with the curve.jopatura said:Beat40 said:
The other thing. On Bellinger's first double, why in the world did they not just pump a curve down and in again?
Off Morton right? He tried and missed. His first bad pitch of the night.
Mortons curve is so good I would have tried to live there that AB.
Also, at least Giles could have thrown a dang slider down and in to Bellinger...
