Can you imagine?

[metirish]

I ended up hating Byrnes,Vernon Wells was ok until Zvon pointed out his huge nose,after that all I could do was stare at it.

[Guest cooby]

Man, I thought I drempt that

[Guest Hillbilly]

Somewhat lost in this was Green's excellent play on that ball. I was pumped that the first guy was meat, but when Paul tagged out the second guy, I almost wet myself. That play was so unique for so many reasons.

[soupcan]

="cooby"]Man, I thought I drempt that

'p' is not even close to 'a' on the keyboard, cooby.

If that's even what you were trying to spell.

Duh.

[Guest cooby]

I typed that word five times, I swear. Changed it to "dreamed" once and changed it back.

So, how do you spell it?

[soupcan]

'dreamt.'

Is it even a word?

[Guest cooby]

It is here.

[RealityChuck]

Kent's misjudgment was minor; Drew's was major. Once he saw that Kent was out, then Drew should have gone back to third. It's doubtful Lo Duca would have realized he had a play (Lo Duca said he had no idea what was happening -- couldn't hear his teammates screaming -- and only realized something was up by the way the umpire called the out, like something more was about to happen).

And though Donnelly has some justification for sending Kent (he said later he knew Kent would get cut down, but he wanted to stop Drew and have runners on 2nd and 3rd with one out), it would have been smarter to stop him and let the Dodgers have two runners at third. Worst case scenario then: one out, men on 2nd and 3rd. Best case: Drew gets caught in a rundown and Kent scores. One run in, man on second, one out.

But that certainly wouldn't have occurred to Donnelly (or anyone) during the play.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

The amazin' gFAFIF suggests the double-play at home erases the karma of the Timo Perez Play in our last Game 1.

Isn't that a great thought?

[Gwreck]

I'd like to think so, and I hate to be the pessimist here, but NLDS Game 1 is not equivalent to WS Game 1.

[Guest Yancy Street Gang]

It's actually more important, because it's a best of 5 series.