So winning 7-8 straight is chopped liver ?
fwiw, they lost a game and started another win streak ....
Thats what good teams do :up
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So winning 7-8 straight is chopped liver ?
fwiw, they lost a game and started another win streak ....
Thats what good teams do :up
You could also throw in the Minnesota Twins, who have been playing some impressive baseball since Mauer's return, and have been putting up a lot of runs.
Not saying what the Tigers are doing is chopped liver, but there are other teams that fail to get any attention when they do good too.
Maybe it has to do with the fact that the team did so poorly last year that we won't see them get much coverage or recognition till they are in the hunt still after the all-star break. Not to mention the Twins always seem to find their way to the top of the division after starting slowly the first couple of months of the season.
It's been a treat watching the NL Central thus far through the season. Hopefully, Cinncy's pitching can hold up and keep this race tight. The Brewers/Cards series have been entertaining to watch as well.
Maybe because they're not one of the chosen East Coast teams that get most of the national coverage
Toronto has now lost nine in a row.
You think now is a good time to say their fast start may be a mirage, or should we give them some time?
You think now is a good time to say their fast start may be a mirage, or should we give them some time?
The Orioles will start their young, hot catching 2007 draft prospect tonight.
Welcome, Matt: Wieters debuts tonight | MLB.com: News
GOOD LUCK, MATT!
Welcome, Matt: Wieters debuts tonight | MLB.com: News
GOOD LUCK, MATT!
Anybody else notice that Manny Ramirez is 4th in the All-Star voting? I think he comes back from suspension just in time to play in the game. They really need to take the voting away from the uneducated.
Having said that, I think I will vote for him, just for the sheer hypocrisy.
Having said that, I think I will vote for him, just for the sheer hypocrisy.
Anybody else notice that Manny Ramirez is 4th in the All-Star voting? I think he comes back from suspension just in time to play in the game. They really need to take the voting away from the uneducated.
Having said that, I think I will vote for him, just for the sheer hypocrisy.
This is no different from players who were injured the entire first year that get voted in. Big, recognizable names are the ones that get picked. For the most part, it's a popularity contest.
It's one thing to be injured, it's another to be suspended for 'roids. I guess the public really doesn't care about steroids. Or, they're just idiots.
Without meaning any disrespect to any of these players, we know the balloting is a popularity contest to most and unfortunately there certainly aren't any names I see from 5 down in this list that jump out at those people to vote for:Anybody else notice that Manny Ramirez is 4th in the All-Star voting? I think he comes back from suspension just in time to play in the game. They really need to take the voting away from the uneducated.
Having said that, I think I will vote for him, just for the sheer hypocrisy.
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1. Ryan Braun Brewers 663,164
2. Alfonso Soriano Cubs 545,354
3. Carlos Beltran Mets 476,843
4. Manny Ramirez Dodgers 442,763
5. Mike Cameron Brewers 432,034
6. Raul Ibanez Phillies 399,969
7. Corey Hart Brewers 397,001
8. Ryan Ludwick Cardinals 348,768
9. Rick Ankiel Cardinals 331,412
10. Shane Victorino Phillies 300,385
11. Andre Ethier Dodgers 223,086
12. Jayson Werth Phillies 217,670
13. Kosuke Fukudome Cubs 214,199
14. Matt Kemp Dodgers 209,668
15. Chris Duncan Cardinals 206,058It's hard to believe just a short while ago, he was managing in the Fall Classic. What a difference a season and a half makes.
The last time he managed an NL West team, he did a fine job.
Will it be Deja Vu all over again?
He just got a "Standing O " from the crowd at Canden Yards, before his first ever at bat.
