He spoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by keyTOarson
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He spoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by keyTOarson
I guess I should have known that.
Manny's not going to make a difference if the team consistently puts together ****ing pathetic at bats like that.
Righty-v-lefty lineup tonight. That's why Jones is in instead of Whapee or Andre.
And does Manny look just plain weird in Dodger blue or what?
Well that was anti-climactic.
Four pitches that inning? FOUR ****ING PITCHES? This is ****ing bull****.
Embarrassing. Johnson is 44, not 34 you ****ing idiots. Let's make him look 10 times better than he is.
Heh. No hitter DENIED!!
Only because Johnson **** his Depends and bobbled the ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyBoeingJets
From Tony Jackson @ Inside The Dodgers:
I'm sure they did a similar montage for Casey Blake
By Tony Jackson on August 1, 2008 8:08 PM
You may recall that I missed a game for the first time all year on Saturday, when my daughter was visiting and I took her to the beach. Well, that was Casey Blake's first night with the Dodgers, and I'm SURE they did a long, musical montage tribute to HIM on the big DodgerVision board in left field, just like the one they just did for Manny as he was about to come to bat to lead off the bottom of the second inning. Ummmm, ... yeah, I'm SURE that happened. Anyway, this thing featured several of Manny's career highlights. Randy Johnson seemed to cooperate by taking a long time to get to the mound. Anyway, Manny came to the plate to a standing ovation and promptly grounded out on Randy's first pitch, the first of four pitches Randy would need to retire the Dodgers in order. Hey, at least Manny ran hard to first base.
