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ERA is cumulative for the whole year, up until the total, which is only the post-ASB cumulative ERA. WHIP is each game's total WHIP, up until the total which is post-ASB WHIP.PEDRO MARTINEZPOST-ASBWLERAGGSCGSHOSVSVOIPHRERHRBBKWHIP7/17ATL102.6011000062000050.337/23LAD102.7911000078551241.437/28@HOU002.7611000084221380.888/3MIL002.8111000078331281.438/9@SD013.0011000059552041.808/14@LAD012.9611100082221150.388/20WAS002.8611000066000041.008/25@ARI102.7711000062000461.00322.8988100053.0411717612441.10

So, how does everyone feel this morning?PL.EastWLPCTGBNGBHOMEROADEASTCENTWESTINTERL10STRK1Atlanta7255.567--41-2131-3429-2024-1212-157-85-5W12Philadelphia6959.5393.53.540-2829-3122-2819-1621-77-86-4W2T-3Florida6760.5285.06.538-2829-3223-2516-1718-1310-56-4W1T-3New York6760.5285.06.540-2527-3527-2319-1816-95-108-2W45Washington6661.5206.010.535-2431-3722-2718-1814-1012-64-6L1PL.WildcardWLPCTGBNGBHOMEROADEASTCENTWESTINTERL10STRK1Philadelphia6959.539--40-2829-3122-2819-1621-77-86-4W2T-2Florida6760.5281.51.538-2829-3223-2516-1718-1310-56-4W1T-2Houston6760.5281.51.542-2225-3815-1427-2718-117-84-6L2T-2New York6760.5281.51.540-2527-3527-2319-1816-95-108-2W45Washington6661.5202.55.535-2431-3722-2718-1814-1012-64-6L16Milwaukee6365.4926.02333-2630-3917-1625-3013-128-76-4L1

Extra frames in Milwaukee.

Washington gets two in the ninth on a Wilkerson home run, but it's not enough. They lose 5-3.

Jason LaRue doubles to knock another in. 5-1 Reds going to the bottom of the seventh. Looking good on that front.

A Carrasco wild pitch makes it 4-1 Reds.

Cincy pushes another one across on a Junior Griffey home run. 3-1 in the top of the seventh, and the Reds have first and third with one out.Fish and Beermakers still at 1-1 in the top of the fifth.

Cincy regains the lead after an RBI single from Kearns. 2-1 in the bottom of the sixth.Florida ties it up in the top of the third.I love the watching of the scoreboards.

Washington ties it. 1-1 in the top of the fifth.Milwaukee gets a run in the first. 1-0 in the top of the second.

Ridiculous suspension. Let the kids have some fun.For posterity:]Milk does a body good, but it didn't do good for one batboy. On a dare, a Florida Marlins batboy tried to drink a gallon of milk in under an hour without throwing up. But not only did the batboy not succeed in the challenge, his mere attempt cost him his job for six games, the Miami Herald reported Wednesday.The Marlins suspended the unidentified batboy for the team's upcoming six-game homestand against the Cardinals and Mets from Aug. 28 through Sept. 4 for accepting the dare Sunday from Dodgers pitcher (and former Marlin) Brad Penny. Penny offered the batboy $500 if he could drink a gallon of milk in less than an hour before Sunday's game without throwing up. Penny told the paper the boy drank the milk and didn't throw up, but didn't finish the gallon in the allotted time frame to win the dare."It's kind of ridiculous that you get a 10-game suspension for steroids and a six-game suspension for milk," Penny told the Herald. ''It's ridiculous that they worry about stuff like that. It shows they [the Marlins organization] don't know anything about the game. That kind of stuff goes on everywhere. It didn't affect the way he worked, the way he did his job.''

Hopefully, we'll have the same problem again and again and again.

ScarletKnight41 wrote:What do you do? Tell Jae Seo that his seven innings plus his offense is only worth one point? Tell Wright and Jacobs that their two home runs apiece are only worth one point each?I feel the same way, but basically you have to. Wright's home runs are worth more in a game we win 2-0 with two hits then in yesterday's shellacking.

Where's the love for Matsui? 3 for 4 with a walk and a hit by pitch, smooth fielding, and a heads-up baserunning play that produced one of the most unusual results of all time.

I agree with sharpie. Sadly, Williams is playing an important role on the team now. He's also the only* guy who can start in center if Beltran needs a day off. *maybe Woodward?

New York Post: ]Not that it's necessarily going to happen, but Victor Zambrano, who pitched well on Tuesday night, said he would be OK if the Mets took him out of the rotation. Said Zambrano, "I'm ready to do what I can do to help the team." He said he would have "no problem" pitching out of the bullpen.

Cincinnati at Washington 1:05 PMFlorida at Milwaukee 2:05 PMPhiladelphia and Houston are idle.

cooby wrote:I thought he was here because Piazza hurt his wristThat's how he got here. He got to stay because Benson got knocked around so he got to pinch hit for Padilla.

Seo 3Jacobs 2.5Wright 2.5Reyes 1Matsui 1

ERA is cumulative for the whole year. WHIP is each game's total WHIP, up until the total which is cumulative WHIP.JAE SEOGAMEWLERAGGSCGSHOSVSVOIPHRERHRBBKWHIP4/23WAS101.5011000066110041.004/29@WAS013.2711000053333120.805/4PHI102.0011000071000280.438/6CHN101.421100007.14000140.708/13@LAN101.3511000085110160.758/19WAS101.0911000084000250.758/24@ARI101.3011000077220021.00611.3077000048.1307737310.77

PL.EastWLPCTGBNGBHOMEROADEASTCENTWESTINTERL10STRK1Atlanta7255.567--41-2131-3429-2024-1212-157-85-5W12Philadelphia6959.5393.53.540-2829-3122-2819-1621-77-86-4W2T-3Florida6660.5245.57.538-2828-3223-2515-1718-1310-56-4L2T-3New York6660.5245.57.540-2526-3527-2319-1815-95-107-3W3T-3Washington6660.5245.57.535-2331-3722-2718-1714-1012-65-5W1PL.WildcardWLPCTGBNGBHOMEROADEASTCENTWESTINTERL10STRK1Philadelphia6959.539--40-2829-3122-2819-1621-77-86-4W22Houston6760.5281.51.542-2225-3815-1427-2718-117-84-6L2T-3Florida6660.5242.02.538-2828-3223-2515-1718-1310-56-4L2T-3New York6660.5242.02.540-2526-3527-2319-1815-95-107-3W3T-3Washington6660.5242.02.535-2331-3722-2718-1714-1012-65-5W16Milwaukee6364.4965.52033-2530-3917-1525-3013-128-77-3W2

BTW, this is a hell of an IGT. It's going to make a good re-read tomorrow. Keep it up, I gotta get some sleep too. I've been dragging it during the day with the West Coast games.

Rotblatt wrote:How do you figure?...And this year, his .757 OPS going into tonight's game is enough for 18th in the majors among catchers with over 100 ABWell, you said it right there. 18th in the majors is not the pedigree of a Met catcher.You are right though, we could do a lot worse. I just hope we can do better.

Before we all have a collective heart attack, let's remember that we're playing the Arizona Diamondbacks, and the starting pitchers the past two games were Claudio Vargas and Russ Ortiz.

Interesting catch by the cameras after Reyes' home run. Willie was asking the other coaches if he hit it on a curve. Willie's got his eye on the ball with this kid, teaching him to hit the breaking stuff and telling him not to try to hit home runs.Now if he could just do what Bobby V and Uncle Artie couldn't do, teach them to stop diving into first.

Rotblatt wrote:Not to distract from the amazingness that is JD, Jacobs, Wright & Seo, but how about a little love for Ramon Castro, who is making a STRONG bid to become our regular catcher next year?I have to disagree. I just don't think he is a regular player. KazMat with a base hit. Let's leave Cairo on the bench.