2006 MLB Word Series Thread

[fett]

Well, sports fans, me and markb are right so far. The Tigers have lost their 2 games.

[atomic charvel guy]

tigers need to win one game in st. looey, and it's back home, preferably tonite, and not forced to tomorrow. if they win tonite, it could spell doom for the cards. momentum is only as good as todays pitcher and teams attitude.

[atomic charvel guy]

Carpenterwas great. end of story. this world series sucks so far-lol

[wulfe13]

I just hope the game doesn't get called, it's been raining all day...

[sully]

shit, really? i just saw it was on rain delay. that blows. fuckin hell, how kickass was carpenter last night? some great locating, for sure. i was surprised that he eventually got his breaking ball back after the thumb cramps. he was staying away from it for a while. a stellar, stellar performance.

....too bad they'll lose the series!

[atomic charvel guy]

Carpenter was an american league pitcher let's not forget-lol

[atomic charvel guy]

Sully,
you'll love this, look at the difference, proof is in the Carpenter family American League pudding.

Pitching Stats: Next Stats >>

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO
1997 Toronto Blue Jays 3 7 5.09 14 13 1 1 0 --- 81.1 108 55 46 7 2 37 55
1998 Toronto Blue Jays 12 7 4.37 33 24 1 1 0 --- 175.0 177 97 85 18 5 61 136
1999 Toronto Blue Jays 9 8 4.38 24 24 4 1 0 0 150.0 177 81 73 16 3 48 106
2000 Toronto Blue Jays 10 12 6.26 34 27 2 0 0 0 175.1 204 130 122 30 5 83 113
2001 Toronto Blue Jays 11 11 4.09 34 34 3 2 0 0 215.2 229 112 98 29 16 75 157
2002 Toronto Blue Jays 4 5 5.28 13 13 1 0 0 0 73.1 89 45 43 11 4 27 45
2004 St. Louis Cardinals 15 5 3.46 28 28 1 0 0 0 182.0 169 75 70 24 8 38 152
2005 St. Louis Cardinals 21 5 2.83 33 33 7 4 0 0 241.2 204 82 76 18 3 51 213
2006 St. Louis Cardinals 15 8 3.09 32 32 5 3 0 0 221.2 194 81 76 21 10 43 184

Career Totals 100 68 4.09 245 228 25 12 0 --- 1516.0 1551 758 689 174 56 463 1161


49 wins -50 losses with the A.L. East Jays,
51 wins- 18 losses with the Cardinals.
there's your , my point sullster. You're welcome from the biggest fan of Alfonso Soriano in this Hemisphere.

[Shawn Lutz]

Sully,
you'll love this, look at the difference, proof is in the Carpenter family American League pudding.

Pitching Stats: Next Stats >>

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO
1997 Toronto Blue Jays 3 7 5.09 14 13 1 1 0 --- 81.1 108 55 46 7 2 37 55
1998 Toronto Blue Jays 12 7 4.37 33 24 1 1 0 --- 175.0 177 97 85 18 5 61 136
1999 Toronto Blue Jays 9 8 4.38 24 24 4 1 0 0 150.0 177 81 73 16 3 48 106
2000 Toronto Blue Jays 10 12 6.26 34 27 2 0 0 0 175.1 204 130 122 30 5 83 113
2001 Toronto Blue Jays 11 11 4.09 34 34 3 2 0 0 215.2 229 112 98 29 16 75 157
2002 Toronto Blue Jays 4 5 5.28 13 13 1 0 0 0 73.1 89 45 43 11 4 27 45
2004 St. Louis Cardinals 15 5 3.46 28 28 1 0 0 0 182.0 169 75 70 24 8 38 152
2005 St. Louis Cardinals 21 5 2.83 33 33 7 4 0 0 241.2 204 82 76 18 3 51 213
2006 St. Louis Cardinals 15 8 3.09 32 32 5 3 0 0 221.2 194 81 76 21 10 43 184

Career Totals 100 68 4.09 245 228 25 12 0 --- 1516.0 1551 758 689 174 56 463 1161


49 wins -50 losses with the A.L. East Jays,
51 wins- 18 losses with the Cardinals.
there's your , my point sullster. You're welcome from the biggest fan of Alfonso Soriano in this Hemisphere.

so whaddya saying...the Tigers belong in the NL?? :ROTF:

[Drsracing]

Braves


Fuck the Cards, rams and even the Blues

[sully]

have they called the game?

[wulfe13]

yeah...

[heartfielder]

have they called the game?

Yeah ... they called it boring without The Mets !!!!!!!! :ROTF:

There is now a sign in the Tigers dugout that reads:

"All employees must wash their hands prior to taking the field"

[STLKINGV]

A~

[beaner]

Okay, I have a stupid baseball question (I'm relatively new to this, but have really enjoyed this post season). During interleague play, how do they decide on whether they use a DH or not? Or does each team do it's own thing, one uses one doesn't. Doesn't seem fair to the NL team to have to bat their pitcher if the AL team doesn't.

And just for the record, the AL may be better/more fun to watch, but pitchers should bat anyway. They're getting a TON of money to play ball. I guaranty I don't get paid as much as they do or have as much fun at work. Get off your ass and hit the batting cage fer christ sakes, or we'll send you to the minors. just mho

[atomic charvel guy]

interleague play is like the world series, in the AL parks the DH is on, and in NL parks the dh is sadly lost to a guy who has a hell of an arm , but has the batting eye of a, say, Marv Throneberry. Granted if you pitch and hit, you're likely to see a lot less beanballs, chin music, high cheese, whatever you want to call it, but I'd rather see a triple, then a strikeout anyday. DH rules.