IGT - 4/26/11 Mets at Nationals

[Lefty Specialist]

The legend grows. Keith gets divorced, then goes out and has a grand slam and 7 RBI.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

THOLE! TOLEE! TOE-LEE! HAS DONE IT AGAIN!

[Fman99]

I am very happy to be here!

/Akeem

[Fman99]

Jason Pridie drinks YOUR FUCKING MILKSHAKE.

Take your time healing up, Angel. Maybe a long rehab stint.

[Fman99]

C'mon, Sugarpants, bust this fucker open.

[Fman99]

Eh, we'll take the one insurance run. The begoggled one on to close it out.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

I'll settle for a slightly bigger seam.

[ashie62]

Matt Stairs, 43 years old, wow!

[ashie62]

Frankie says BOOKS>>>>>

[ashie62]

Ike Davis saved Sugarpants ass on that throw..yeesh.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Phee-yew.

Nice work, penners.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

I played whiffleball with Lunchpail before dinner tonight and our game came down to Roger Bernadina (me) batting with the game on the line and the Mets (him) prevailing.

Their shitty left fielder gave us a big gift but clutchiness nonetheless from Iggy and Buchhy made it stick.

Listened to the final innings on a run and switched over afterward in time to hear John Sterling call the end of the MFY game "Chicago wins!" on a brilliant catch apparently. Nice night!

[soupcan]

I saw the end of that Yankee game.

Yanks down 3-2, bottom 9 with tying and winning runs on 2nd and 3rd, one out.

ARod blasts one to the deepest part of right field (edge of the infield grass at Citi), the right fielder goes back-back-back-back fast, hits the wall hard with glove hand extended fully away from his body and......MAKES THE CATCH! Two outs. ARod slaps hands against head in frustration as he hits first base.

Cano up next, lines an absolute screamer to right, a no-doubt double EXCEPT the said same right fielder sprints to his left, dives and makes a full extension belly flop and...MAKES THE CATCH! Game over! As the White Sox RF is in the process of actually making the catch he pumps his arms in celebration! Cano slams down his helmet upon reaching first.

Great ending.

OE: I was wrong - runners were on first and second not second and third. No matter though, if the ARod ball fell in, the game would've been tied and if the Cano ball fell, the Skankees would've won.

Edited April 26, 2011 by Guest

[Ceetar]

Oswalt pulled after three innings, 57 pitches. 5 runs. the brilliant Kendrick in, who may be angling for a start against the Mets and Chris Young come Sunday, trying to avoid a sweep.