Brother can you spare....
 

smarter baserunners and starting pitching.....sheesh

Brother can you spare....
 

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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smarter baserunners and starting pitching.....sheesh
I couldn't take it any more and left in the fifth before I broke something .
.. .

Brother can you spare....
 

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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smarter baserunners and starting pitching.....sheesh
I couldn't take it any more and left in the fifth before I broke something .
.. .

Brother can you spare....
 

Wayne Knight wrote:
smarter baserunners and starting pitching.....sheesh

Nope, sorry, it's *our* turn.

--
Stan Gula
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"Bob Patton" rwpmailatcharterdotnet wrote in message
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I couldn't take it any more and left in the fifth before I broke something
.

I can accept that for a short stretch when it mattered the Sox were better
and live with being wrong on the expectations, but do the Cards have to do a
poor imitation of the Chicago Cubs in three straight games?

Brother can you spare....
 

"Bob Patton" rwpmailatcharterdotnet wrote in message
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I couldn't take it any more and left in the fifth before I broke something
.

I can accept that for a short stretch when it mattered the Sox were better
and live with being wrong on the expectations, but do the Cards have to do a
poor imitation of the Chicago Cubs in three straight games?

Brother can you spare....
 

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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//snip//
I can accept that for a short stretch when it mattered the Sox were better
and live with being wrong on the expectations, but do the Cards have to do
a poor imitation of the Chicago Cubs in three straight games?


Poor starting pitching; poor hitting; stupid mistakes. Reminds me of
fishing a couple of weeks ago when I got buck fever and jerked the fly out
of a fish's mouth.
Bob

Brother can you spare....
 

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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//snip//
I can accept that for a short stretch when it mattered the Sox were better
and live with being wrong on the expectations, but do the Cards have to do
a poor imitation of the Chicago Cubs in three straight games?


Poor starting pitching; poor hitting; stupid mistakes. Reminds me of
fishing a couple of weeks ago when I got buck fever and jerked the fly out
of a fish's mouth.
Bob

Brother can you spare....
 

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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//snip//
I can accept that for a short stretch when it mattered the Sox were better
and live with being wrong on the expectations, but do the Cards have to do
a poor imitation of the Chicago Cubs in three straight games?
I just listened to an interview with Jeff Suppan, who was in the locker room
surrounded by reporters. Classy guy, and obviously pretty upset. Over and
over again, all he could say was that he "screwed the play up". He must have
said it ten times.

Brother can you spare....
 

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
...
//snip//
I can accept that for a short stretch when it mattered the Sox were better
and live with being wrong on the expectations, but do the Cards have to do
a poor imitation of the Chicago Cubs in three straight games?
I just listened to an interview with Jeff Suppan, who was in the locker room
surrounded by reporters. Classy guy, and obviously pretty upset. Over and
over again, all he could say was that he "screwed the play up". He must have
said it ten times.

Brother can you spare....
 

Bob Patton wrote:
"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
...
//snip//
I can accept that for a short stretch when it mattered the Sox were
better and live with being wrong on the expectations, but do the
Cards have to do a poor imitation of the Chicago Cubs in three
straight games?

I just listened to an interview with Jeff Suppan, who was in the
locker room surrounded by reporters. Classy guy, and obviously pretty
upset. Over and over again, all he could say was that he "screwed the
play up". He must have said it ten times.

I think he probably said that because he screwed the play up. ;-) Hey, ALL of
us screw up at one time or another. Suppan just picked the wrong time. I don't
*think* that one play cost them the game, but we'll never know.
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj