Nola Beery
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Everything posted by Nola Beery
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That was a lousy at bat for TT
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Well yeah, if you want to do it the EASY way! But really, THANKS for this tip! I might have learned it from the YouTube announcers in previous games if I had paid attention.
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It's possible to pause the YouTube feed and sync it with the radio feed (at least the MLB-TV audio) You'll still be a minute behind reality (and the posts here)
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Looking like the typical Brewers loss: a fine pitching performance wasted because we can't score.
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Happy to be able to watch this evening. If I'm a minute behind reality it won't be because of MLB.TV
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Yes, this is good.
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And with 2-out RBIs! [EDIT: I'm looking at ESPN's Gamecast; something's weird.]
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If you seek to confirm my instincts with data and reason, you have succeeded.
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Maybe it was batting against minor league pitching
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Psrdon the bsd typonh
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This msked me inexplicably hsppy
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Much can happen in the 2d half. You don't have to the D_-_ Yankees to get hot and go all the way. But, alas, with a mere half-game lead (thanks to a St Louis rainout today) I don't sense any heat at this point. I hope I'm wrong.
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I don't see the games or sense the body language or visible dugout vibe of the team. But whenever I listen to CC's monotone radio chats, or see him on TV (which is very rare), I sense ZERO degree of fire or excitement. Some player has to take charge, and not with words but with deeds.
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I am unable to express how much I agree with this.
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After 2 tough late losses, a win today might at least get some of us off suicide watch.
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Typical loss. 2-1. Fine pitching, no hitting. Kinda glad it wasn't on TV in New Orleans.
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<sigh>
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Let us hope so. I'm glad I did not stay up for that..."thing"... last night. I checked the score when something woke me up briefly in the wee small hours, but this morning I figured I must have only dreamed that Hader gave up 3 (THREE!) HRs including a walk-off Grand Slam. Alas, it was real. GAHHH! Still unbelievable. But that's baseball: sometimes you win incredibly; sometimes you lose incredibly. Let's win tonight.
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When you put it THAT way..... still a bit disappointing tho'.
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Yes! But also guys who want to hit and not play ump.
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True, but not satisfying. ?
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I suggested he had been a decent pre-Wong regular 2d baseman. Someone else said he was "never" decent. Wattevah; I dunno But I don't understand how you can keep treating this hard-working do-anything guy like a fleeping yo-yo when he's been as good at the plate lately as just about anyone else. Meanwhile, don't we have 3 catchers? bughghghhgh
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What happened top the irony font?
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I can't explain this logically, but YES! Hader is good for one thing, and ONLY one thing: getting a save in 1 inning. (And he's not perfect at it, but who is?)
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Go figure.
