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  1. Cocos Disciples
    IBB, and now Zobrist is coming in from RF to play as a 5th infielder. Didn't that happen in a Sox-Yankees game in 2004? EDIT: If you're going to have a 2 man outfield, why not play them in LF-CF and RF-CF, rather than just not have a RF?
  2. Cocos Disciples
    Winning run on 3rd, 0 out.
  3. Cocos Disciples
    I urge you all to watch this game. Tied, going into the bottom of the 9th.
  4. Cocos Disciples
    Rays tie it up on a throwing error. 4-4 in the 8th.
  5. Cocos Disciples
    They're both knuckleballs. Just shows that Kotts has experience working with it. But as we talked about in the Wakefield thread, most catchers could probably do it.
  6. Cocos Disciples
    Rays get the 2 runs back quickly. Is anyone else's FOX reception brutal?
  7. Cocos Disciples
    IIRC, he didn't really give it much of a shot. He caught him a couple times but just thought it was too much. He was definitely considering retirement anyway.
  8. Cocos Disciples
    More terrific umpiring this series.
  9. Cocos Disciples
    I really think anyone can catch him with some ST practice. It's not a bad thing for him to be the backup catcher's specific pitcher, just because it gives the starter scheduled rest, but our choice of backup catcher shouldn't be based on who can catch Wake best.
  10. Cocos Disciples
    This has been a pretty damn good World Series so far. Too bad nobody is watching.
  11. Cocos Disciples
    Jeez, Longoria just missed taking the lead. Moyer goes 6, allows 1. How?
  12. Cocos Disciples
    Jamie Moyer is a mystery. He's never been a great pitcher, just a solid one for, what is it, 40 years now?
  13. Cocos Disciples
    basbeall on
  14. Cocos Disciples
    Super post, could not have put it better myself.
  15. Cocos Disciples
    Yankee Stadium Memories!
  16. Cocos Disciples
    Yeah I'm not really sure how thats going to work out. I thought he could have been a decent pitcher.
  17. Cocos Disciples
    Figure there will be plenty of minor signings (not minor leagues, just not big splashes) that won't deserve their own thread. The Blue Jays signed Adam Loewen and claimed 2002 #1 overall pick Bryan Bullington off of waivers. Apparently Loewen really wanted to play in Canada, he's Canadian. http://www.globesports.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20081024.wsptjays1024/GSStory/GlobeSportsBaseball/?page=rss&id=RTGAM.20081024.wsptjays1024
  18. Cocos Disciples
    He's a youthful step in the right direction. If they don't have to mortgage the farm, why wouldn't they do it? Draws fans too.
  19. Cocos Disciples
    Yeah I'm pretty sure he was not booed.
  20. Cocos Disciples
    But his bad start amounted to more than the HRs.
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    Well are we talking about Schilling over Wakefield for the entire year? If so, then yes, there are a ton more variables. Maybe Schilling gets us a couple extra wins and gets us the division. Maybe the rotation is set up differently. Too many variables.
  23. Cocos Disciples
    Lets not base our rotation on an arbitrary milestone, thanks.
  24. Cocos Disciples
    Yeah that s*** is terrifying.
  25. Cocos Disciples
    Over the course of the year there are plenty of rotation shakeups, so its not like he'll be going after the #4 and before the #1 all the time.
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