Taking a pass on this one, ran out of time.
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Taking a pass on this one, ran out of time.
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Taking a pass on this one, ran out of time.
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Taking a pass on this one. Ran out of time.
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Taking a pass on this. Got too busy.
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It was Wednesday evening. I was working. I was working most of the evening, actually, so I didn’t have time to check into this game. As such, I didn’t care too much that I’d get it spoiled. So it was late, and I saw a few of my friends on Facebook being rather happy talking about Nelson Cruz, and “that was a great inning” in their updates (Hi Rose!). So I thought I’d check in and see what was going on. Turns out I missed the biggest offensive inning of the year to date. We tagged nine runs on the Angels in the top of the fourth inning!!
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This one irritated me. In fact, it irritated me so much, all I want to write is “Well, crap!”
Don’t like going to extra innings, as we generally lose those. We lost this. My boy, Smokin’ Joe Ortiz lost the game, giving up a walkoff home run. Bummer. Still like him a lot! :)
OK, I wrote a little. But basically.. “CRAP!”
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This was a game I didn’t get to see much of. Had to work. But I did catch a few minutes here and there. What I didn’t miss was the mostly blah performance of Derek Holland. When I was thinking of writing for this game, I thought it was going to be one of those back and forth games. That did turn out to be the case in the middle innings for a little, but not as much as I realized.
The Rangers started out with a couple of runs early against Joe Blanton. A guy I remember from his time in Philly. When he got on the ropes early, I was immediately expecting a blowout. That didn’t happen. We did score 2, which is always helpful. But we let Blanton off the hook, as we could have had a lot more than that. [Read more…]
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I updated this after the initial reaction on Twitter. Read below the picture…
Dude, please stop.
I’m talking about the guy who has season tickets out in section 51 of Rangers ballpark. This is the guy who in the last few years has a habit of running out on the field, catching home run balls and throwing them back. He’s been doing this for some time now. I don’t recall offhand when he first started doing this, but I recall for sure seeing it during the 2011 season. The earliest I can (quickly) find was this reference to a game in September 2011.
When he started doing this, it was kind of cool. Even amusing. I used to get a kick out of it. Not anymore. I am starting to hate when opponents hit home runs out there. Not because of my objecting to throwing home run balls back (which is another entire discussion), but the fact that this guy dominates home run balls. I mean seriously – he seems to want to be “the man” out there, and that’s why I have a problem with this. If I were a parent in that area, I’d be really pissed off, because Trent Williams near me means my kid has no hope of getting a home run ball. [Read more…]
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I am not going to write a lot about this one. The old “running out of time to write” right now thing. But I will put down a few bullet points.
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Two shutouts in a row. Granted, it’s the Mariners, who have had offensive problems the last several years. But still. Won 7-0 yesterday. Won 5-0 today. You’ve GOT to love that kind of performance from your pitching staff. Yesterday the big deal was Yu Darvish. Today the big deal was.. well.. all of them. Because in the third inning, it looked pretty bad. [Read more…]