OoTS 4/3 - Another Magical Night in the Bronx

[Guest The Second Spitter]

Red Sox 4, Janks 0, Top 3

[Frayed Knot]

Kurado left early, although I missed the context.
I think he might have taken a hit off his pitching hand.

[Guest The Second Spitter]

Now 6-0.

[Guest Mets � Willets Point]

Jackie Bradley, Jr. may have to splurge for The Cheesecake Factory tonight.

[Edgy MD]

These are the days, my friends. Let us make the most of 'em.

[Guest The Second Spitter]

Halladay pulled after 3.1 ip.

Phils 0 Atl 4.

[seawolf17]

Frayed Knot wrote: Kurado left early, although I missed the context. I think he might have taken a hit off his pitching hand.

Victorino, sez the internets.

[Frayed Knot]

seawolf17 wrote: Frayed Knot wrote: Kurado left early, although I missed the context. I think he might have taken a hit off his pitching hand. Victorino, sez the internets.

He def took one off his finger(s), but then he stayed in for a few more batters before being pulled so I wasn't sure whether it was the hit off the hand or the (base)-hits that followed.

[Guest The Second Spitter]

Travis Hefner, Yankee Legend.

[metirish]

I tune ti YES ti hear Kay blabber..."the only one out there without a gold glove is Gardener, Wells and Ichiro have won some"......right,and both are right now in their pomp.


Asshole

[metirish]

Only the bottom of the 7th in the Bronx.

[nymr83]

metirish wrote: Only the bottom of the 7th in the Bronx.

Typical. Their games are unwatchable. Greg Maddux, stats aside, is a first ballot HOFer solely for his ability to make every game take two hours.

[Guest The Second Spitter]

These are the days, my friends. Let us make the most of 'em.

While there may not be a St. Totteringham's Day this year (the first time in 18 years), I am quietly confident we will celebrate the first St. Jetes Day since 2006.

Future Fafif project idea: Historical calculations of every St. Jetes Day in Mets history -- which would tie-in nicely with the Happy Recap project.

[Frayed Knot]

The Second Spitter wrote: Halladay pulled after 3.1 ip.

Halladay had a rough spring as well.
Not that that alone plus a bad opening outing adds up to panic time in Philly yet, but he does turn 36 in a few weeks, is in his 16th ML season, and has a lot of mileage in that arm: six different 230+ IP seasons; led league in complete games seven times, in IP four times, in batters faced three times, etc.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Also, Roy's velocity? Down like a goose's butt.