Hicks...

 

2 more to go at least.

Thank you Hicks dear. It makes the loss a little easier to bear.

 

well, we just need to score some runs...  

GREAT IDEA!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm still glad I watched this. Otherwise, I would not have seen the great performance by Tyler Duffey, and then the implosion of Trevor May, who had a spell of the kind of wildness that got him traded for Ben Revere.

 

Baseball is a game about pressure. Winners apply pressure; losers feel it.

 

You don't want to run out of challenges in the 7th, thanks to not challenging that they also had a chance to not challenge the grand slam!!!

I think after the 6th inning, all challenges are free.

That was an angry home run by Aaron Hicks. Good.

Only humans possess hindsight.

Though female deer - being hinds - may.

 

 

99% chance the call was correct on the field, and yet it would have been competent of Molitor to challenge? I don't understand.

 

Did I say 99% the call on the field was right?  So in the last inning where challenges are available you would take a 1 in 100 gamble to get bases loaded nobody out?  We see guys pop off bases and get calls overturned, if he's not clearly on the bag challenge it, and hope they find an angle you don't or they have better eyes then you.  If you lose the challenge who cares?

WHAT!! IF THAT IS A STRIKE SO WERE THE PITCHES IN MAYS WALK!!!!!!

 

Even my dog is angry about this.....

February 19th, 2007? Your dog is an impressive prognosticator.

 

I agree it was the right move, but Molitor has been around baseball a long time. He should have seen that May's head wasn't right when he stepped on the mound. Should have yanked him for Casey Fien after the first walk. Fien isn't perfect, but at least he's a veteran.

 

Bark... We need a photo of Trevor May with something not right about his head. 

 

Maybe the Head is upside down on his shoulders. 

Not over yet

On the last replay that FSN showed, the 3B was off the base but kicked his foot back at the very end and ticked the corner of the base before Plouffe slid in.  100% out at 3rd.  Umpire is standing right on top of the play, nearly impossible to miss that one.

 

 

I think the third base coach was reacting and supporting the player.

 

Supporting the player is a concept certain people don't understand.  If thats the 3rd inning it's one thing, but in the 7th there is no excuse.

A Mauer walk and Sano homer are in order.

If you question putting May in as a managerial error you might as well give up ever being taken seriously.

 

Just a sucky outing by the kid.

Bark... We need a photo of Trevor May with something not right about his head. 

 

Maybe the Head is upside down on his shoulders. 

Twitching like Mike Tyson would be nice... ;-)

 

Bark... We need a photo of Trevor May with something not right about his head. 

 

Maybe the Head is upside down on his shoulders. 

Bark ... N.O.

0-3, BB and 2K against one of the best lefties in the game... Vargas on the bench....  

Pedro Cerrano strikes again.

 

Bark ... N.O.

 

Bark ... Y.E.S. 

Even my dog is angry about this.....

comic relief = good

There it was, Dallas Keuchel fanned Sano for the third time with the same down and in curve. Keuchel gave up three home runs in this game, but there was nobody on base.

 

Not walking people is important.

 

If you question putting May in as a managerial error you might as well give up ever being taken seriously.

Just a sucky outing by the kid.

Im have long been done from taking HIM seriously.

 

comic relief = good

This is the reason for the Thread.

 

comic relief = good

 

Without a Doubt. 

 

It works for me. 5 run 7th innings happen a little less stressfully that way. 

I bet Houston tries to bunt here too.

Edited September 6, 201511 yr by blairpaul715

I repeat, not. walking. people. is. important.

 

Please, Twins pitchers, at least make the opposition earn their way on base.

I'm still glad I watched this. Otherwise, I would not have seen the great performance by Tyler Duffey, and then the implosion of Trevor May, who had a spell of the kind of wildness that got him traded for Ben Revere.

 

Baseball is a game about pressure. Winners apply pressure; losers feel it.

Great post. Duffey looks like he's real. I actually think we can a feel good about this game. May will learn from the experience.

I can't watch anymore.

 

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