and get off of my lawnDoolittle and Reddick, the entire idiotic Red Sox team, all following a trend that idiot Wilson started in San Francisco long ago. Seriously, the hobo beard is played. Let it go followers.
New and improved version. Great, great pitching by Verlander.So I accidentally turned on game 5 2012 on my dvr, yes?
is it lloyds fault that austin is a human windmill? Hes awful.One more thing. Victor Martinez calling out Grant Balfour will probably poo-pooed as a key moment in this series, but I really believe this woke the Tigers up. Detroit has the best starting pitching left, not sure how anyone could argue that. They have three #1 starters.
The hitting is #### though, streaky and unfocused because our hitting coach (big Mac!) Should have been fired years ago.
So VMART took the opportunity to get these jerks off their asses. IMO that and Scherzer standing the bases loaded were the key to the series.
I love VMart, this team lacks offensive character as proven in last year's WS. VMart changes that, he's forever a Tiger IMO.
They could have at least used subtitles.BTW the TBS in-studio crew is the worst I have ever seen. Pedro? Really?
I've been watching the morning foxsports1 version of sportcenter lately just for the jokes. One of their anchors said Dombrowski's kid looked like Spalding from Caddyshack.Is that Dombrowski's son next to him? That kid looks like he needs a throat punch.
Absolutely.The key to the series was probably Verlander being Verlander. He started to show signs towards the end of the season, but this is finally the Verlander we all know and love. Two awesome outings.
We don't have a leadoff. Maybe Iggy? Could go non-traditional and do Hunter-Miggy-Prince-VMart-Johnny....and not really have a leadoff. I think I saw years ago where computer simulations actually showed instead of batting your best hitter 3rd, it was really best to lead him off. Not sure I buy into that though.tri-man 47 said:Absolutely.jon_mx said:The key to the series was probably Verlander being Verlander. He started to show signs towards the end of the season, but this is finally the Verlander we all know and love. Two awesome outings.
Gotta acknowledge what Jhonny did, too. He and VMart were the hitting forces. Now shuffle the line-up to bury AJax and see what happens. I think Hunter will be stronger against Boston ...wonder if he was pressing too much.
All the Jackson bashing means he will have a great series coming up. I just want to see Fielder put one in the seats somewhere.We don't have a leadoff. Maybe Iggy? Could go non-traditional and do Hunter-Miggy-Prince-VMart-Johnny....and not really have a leadoff. I think I saw years ago where computer simulations actually showed instead of batting your best hitter 3rd, it was really best to lead him off. Not sure I buy into that though.tri-man 47 said:Absolutely.jon_mx said:The key to the series was probably Verlander being Verlander. He started to show signs towards the end of the season, but this is finally the Verlander we all know and love. Two awesome outings.
Gotta acknowledge what Jhonny did, too. He and VMart were the hitting forces. Now shuffle the line-up to bury AJax and see what happens. I think Hunter will be stronger against Boston ...wonder if he was pressing too much.
Jackson makes Delmon Young look like a contact hitter.All the Jackson bashing means he will have a great series coming up. I just want to see Fielder put one in the seats somewhere.We don't have a leadoff. Maybe Iggy? Could go non-traditional and do Hunter-Miggy-Prince-VMart-Johnny....and not really have a leadoff. I think I saw years ago where computer simulations actually showed instead of batting your best hitter 3rd, it was really best to lead him off. Not sure I buy into that though.tri-man 47 said:Absolutely.jon_mx said:The key to the series was probably Verlander being Verlander. He started to show signs towards the end of the season, but this is finally the Verlander we all know and love. Two awesome outings.
Gotta acknowledge what Jhonny did, too. He and VMart were the hitting forces. Now shuffle the line-up to bury AJax and see what happens. I think Hunter will be stronger against Boston ...wonder if he was pressing too much.
SO eager to see what JV does against Boston."@ESPNStatsInfo: Justin Verlander is 2nd P in MLB history with 10+ K, 0 R allowed in back-to-back postseason games. Other: Sandy Koufax, 1965 WS G5 & 7"
But as Oso Diablo would point out, Koufax was a better hitter.