Edgy MD

So we have any idea if the Dodgers are going with a four-man rotation or a threebie?

MFS62 wrote: Edgy MD wrote: I'm hoping Danny Muno can be an option. IIRC, Muno was removed from the 40 man roster during the season. I'm not sure if he has gone through waivers. That formality is necessary before he can be re-added to the roster. Later He's certainly gone through waivers. Everybody goes through them when they are removed from the 40.

There's also the problematic execution. It seems that Colon working the guy away and he pulls one to the left of the bag, Tejada should have been the one in position to make the play. Good job by Murphy getting to it, but he deletes that by feeding a shovel throw when he's too far away from the bag to lead Tejada with a shovel throw. Tejada is forced to reach behind him to take the feed, making the double-play impossible (though he seemed to be hoping to execute some sort of mad pirouette), and exposing his blind side, leading to disaster.

ashie wrote: Terry is a little old man and the action was out of a Fast and Furious movie. Terry was intellectually paralyzed. I don't think that at all. As I said, Bobby Valentine did no better, and nobody thought of him as too old or too timid or intellectually wanting. Managers are willing to get tossed because they recognize a moral victory for tomorrow and tomorrow's tomorrow can happen in a setback today. But they rarely are willing to get tossed � or risk getting tossed � in the post-season, because tomorrows are in short supply and today is far more important. The problem is that they over-rate their own importance to today's cause, and don't think they can be more valuable to their team as martyrs than as strategists. That said, now that I've seen Bob Geren in action, he's left me scratching my head more than Terry does. I also don't think that the action was anything resembling a Fast and Furious movie. I'm not sure what would make you say that. With the trainers looking after Tejada, Tejada ultimately being carted off the field, the video review, and the summoning of Utley from the dugout, it was 20 minutes of standing around. I don't think Collins should have thrown a fit. I do think he should have found a way to press his case.

Scouted in an an amateur league by a 21-year-old Bud Harrelson, who had only 19 games in the bigs himself, but was professionally secure enough to recommend his team sign the fellow shortstop. Anybody got a single fact about Chuck Carr?

They inexplicably suspended Roger Clemens the next year for behavior that didn't get him ejected from the 2000 World Series. I'm confounded that Terry, like Valentine before him, shrunk from making his case on the field.

This slide seems worse on the post-game show.

Time for Harvey to show something to the world. �El mundo, Mateo!

Bunt it, Murphy.

I in no way think Terry "got Uribe hurt."

I'm hoping Danny Muno can be an option.

When they come back, Terry may be disappointed he burned through his pen.

Echoes of the Piazza beaning. The opponent not only lands a dirty punch, but leave the Mets unable to respond.

d'Arnaud not swinging the bat like an asset.

Picking your dude ain't as easy as all that, Reed section.

Can't see why the brought in Bartolo only to bump him.

Frayed Knot wrote: I think the reasoning here is that Utley ran off the field because he was called out, and now that because the call was reversed he can't be penalized for it. But they've got to be fucking kidding me if they're going to reverse it on any of the angles that we saw. But the problem is that he didn't run off the field abandoning the base. He never attained it.

Hey, Wright, go tag Utley. And fart on him while you're at it.

That was a funky feed by Murphy. I thought they were worried about his arm, but he's leaning on it. It's something else.

Muttly, that was dastardly.

Hernandez, I'm serious. Get a new number.

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Bunting is for sneaky winners, Lucas. Do it. I like the cut of your jib. Shmoly poop! They're warming up Colon.

Crawford, man. I want to celebrate the fact the Dodgers are carrying and playing him, while the Mets left Eric Young, for instance home. I want to celebrate that, but I suspect he'll burn me the moment I do.

Wait... the Deegan! The Saw Mill! The Taconic!

Worst call ever or awfulest call ever?