IGT 4/25/07 - Rockies (Josh Fogg) at Mets (Pelfrey)

[Gwreck]

Rockies
Willy Taveras CF
Troy Tulowitzki SS
Matt Holliday LF
Todd Helton 1B
John Mabry 3B
Brad Hawpe RF
Chris Iannetta C
Clint Barmes 2B
Josh Fogg P

Mets
Reyes SS
Chavez LF
Beltran CF
Delgado 1B
Wright 3B
Green RF
Castro C
Valentin 2B
Pelfrey P

[Willets Point]

The Magic 5 continue to start but Alou sits in lieu of last night's hero, Chavez.

[Benjamin Grimm]

There is a day off tomorrow. Willie must figure that his regulars will be getting one day of rest anyway and that he'd rather they didn't have two.

[Willets Point]

I'm cool with that.

[metirish]

While I would like to see Wright take a seat he did have a few decent at bats last night,here's hoping.

[Guest Edgy DC]

We're under way as the Rox hang one on Pelfrey in the first and the Mets respond with quiet.

Ianetta leads off the second with a single.

[soupcan]

6-0 Rox.

[Guest Rotblatt]

Wow. Looks like Pelfrey needs some quality time down in N'awlinz to me.

I'm following online, but I'm assuming he's just throwing fastball after fastball. That about right?

[Guest Edgy DC]

We're being pelfed.

I think we're still going to see another start or two. He may well get skipped anyhow.

[Guest holychicken]

yuk

[Guest Edgy DC]

Well, winning may a tough haul, but let's not no-hit by Phinneus here.

[metirish]

"Park,Park where ever you maybe"

[Centerfield]

Edgy DC wrote: Well, winning may a tough haul, but let's not no-hit by Phinneus here.

Cool reference. Get that little medallion thingie and let's do the third inning again.

Question: How did those two help Babe Ruth?

[soupcan]

9-0.

[Guest Edgy DC]

I would've thought Sele would be the next to audition for the opening.

I mean, I would've thought that an inning ago.

[Benjamin Grimm]

I'm glad I didn't decide to TiVo this game to watch when I got home tonight.

Yeesh.

[nymr83]

I think Heilman and Darren Oliver spoiled me, I expected the long reliever to come in and shut things down for 3 innings while we crept back into the game.

[Guest Rotblatt]

Ducks on the pond, David. Now would be a nice time for your first dinger.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Got some hits anyhow.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

This one looks Hawpeless.

[Willets Point]

Edgy DC wrote: Well, winning may a tough haul, but let's not no-hit by Phinneus here.

You mean Phileas.

[soupcan]

10-0.

[Willets Point]

Mercy Rule!!!

[Guest Rotblatt]

]Mercy Rule!!!

I wish.

[Benjamin Grimm]

Who was it who said that you're going to lose one third of your games and that you're going to win one third of your games, and it's what you do in the remaining one third that determines what kind of a season you have.

I'm content to file this game among that first group and move on.

(The 1986 Mets, amazingly, swept all 54 of the games that are in that final category!)

[soupcan]

11-0.

[Vic Sage]

Say, anybody here know how to "madison"?

[Guest Edgy DC]

Yancy Street Gang wrote: Who was it who said that you're going to lose one third of your games and that you're going to win one third of your games, and it's what you do in the remaining one third that determines what kind of a season you have. I'm content to file this game among that first group and move on. (The 1986 Mets, amazingly, swept all 54 of the games that are in that final category!)

Somehow, the 1962 Mets even lost 14 of the gimmes.

[Centerfield]

They lost 12. Two were rained out.

[Frayed Knot]

]Who was it who said that you're going to lose one third of your games and that you're going to win one third of your games, and it's what you do in the remaining one third that determines what kind of a season you have.

My theory is that if you're not going to hit, and you're not going to pitch, and you're not going to field ... ya might as well not do them all on the same day.
Today sounds like one of those days even though I don't think there have been any errors (although two bunt hits can't be good).

On the other hand, Green up w/sacks full so the comeback starts now baybee!!