Mariners

sn-e3 · #1 06-12-2002, 11:41 AM

Would you mean people out there quit picking on the Seattle Mariners I hate to see Lew Pannalla cry . the mariners went from great to late in zero seconds flat. Now I'm talkin baseball here folks stupid moves like walking a batter to load the base's and then watching a grand salomie homerun to win the game, what sand lot did we pick this manager up at anyway? now i have to eat crow and tell andy I'm sorry about ragging on boston. But I will and I do expect tickets to the world series in boston I know you got the goods on everyone there and will call in some favors to get us tickets huh andy?

Keith_Hixson · #2 06-12-2002, 12:10 PM

I think the Mariners will get it turned around. I'd bet on Seattle over Boston. But they sure haven't been playing with any consistency. Time will tell ...... it's a long way to September.

Keith

SEATJERKER · #3 06-12-2002, 12:45 PM

...after johnson left the game for the D- backs, Shane Spencer tagged a grand slam to put it away the nioght before last...
...Lou hit the game winning hit in the 78 series, and that cemented him into the almighty greats of the baseball world...

..ALL TOGETHER NOW...

SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER, WHEN THE SUMMERS THROUGH...

Drywall · #4 06-12-2002, 02:29 PM

and Atlanta Braves are replaying the '91 world series up here this week. This time we let em one in the dome. Twins will take the rubber game tonight.

82Rigger · #5 06-12-2002, 05:32 PM

...for the next set of games.

The rubber is about to meet the road.

Twins are gonna win tonite?
I'm watchin the game now. It's the top of the fifth.
When they gonna do it?

Steve / 82Rigger

DMZ-LT · #6 06-12-2002, 06:07 PM

2 - 0 in the what ?

Drywall · #7 06-13-2002, 11:27 AM

They almost came back. Man, the Braves have never been short on pitching.

Keith_Hixson · #8 06-13-2002, 11:41 AM

Pinero sure did a great job last nigh! He's going to be a great young pitcher and around for quite a few years. I believe through out baseball that pitching is much better than it was in the 50's - 80's. All these kids throw over 90 mph and some even in the high nineties. I'm amazed at how well the guys hit these powerful pitchers.

Keith

Go Mariners!!

Drywall · #9 06-13-2002, 12:39 PM

You hit on a hot stove league topic. Todays vs yesterdays pitchers. It's an endless debate when you consider that the oldtimers tried for complete games, the young guys go for "quality starts" whatever that is. Old guys didn't have set-up, long relief, short relief and closers to help get their wins. Wasn't Rollie Fingers just about the first pithing "specialist"? Can the young pitchers throw 90+mph for 250-350 innings a year for 10 - 20 years. I think they'll burn out. Same with the hitters. They are bigger and stronger but they don't last as long either. However, they can make a lifetime supply of money in one season now. So I guess they don't have to be durable.

phuloi · #10 06-13-2002, 01:48 PM

TSK TSK...I`m surprised at you! A fair weather fan?!Having our team 15 games over 500 and in 1st place,with the 2nd best record in baseball is NO reason to jump ship! Trust me..I grew up a Red Sox fan...Hang in there,Buddy-every thing is fine and dandy.