Running MLB Thread 2007 #1

Panic time for the Cardinals yet? They just got p0wned by the team they beat for the NL pennant last season.

 

Damnitsonofabitch.

 

I have to give him credit, he made one hell of a run to make that catch down the foul line.

Looked to pull up lame, but stayed in the game.

 

Mets fanboys wouldn't be TOO excited if they watched Hudson pitch tonight.

The Braves are going to fight them for it.

 

The good news: The Twins are three games over, a mark it took them until almost July to reach last season.

The bad news: Minnesota begins a series in Chicago with Sidney Ponson and Carlos Silva scheduled to start.

Oh, and Josh Beckett is about to get the first of his 18 wins in KC. Sawx lead 7-1 heading to the ninth.

 

Two games in and the Phils are out of the playoff hunt, barring a miracle in the bullpen. Enter Jon Lieber?

And Jaret Wright has been sufficiently covered. Shit.

 

He pitched well, but apparently, he didn't pitch enough in the playoffs...

 

The Pirates have the best record in baseball.

The Pirates have the best record in baseball.

The Pirates have the best record in baseball.

The Pirates have the best record in baseball.

The Pirates have the best record in baseball.

The Pirates have the best record in baseball.

The Pirates have the best record in baseball.

Sorry. Just trying to get it out of my system before they tank.

 

Trey, I completely understand where you're coming from. I'm just savoring the moment while it lasts.

Oh, and kudos to the Mets. Any team that whips the Cardinals like that merits my respect.

 

Bless you Zeke.

 

Now this is a tribute.
LOS ANGELES -- Every player on the Dodgers will be No. 42 for a day.

Los Angeles will honor the late Jackie Robinson by having all of its players wear his jersey number on April 15 when the Dodgers face the San Diego Padres at Dodger Stadium on the 60th anniversary of his becoming the first African-American player to play in a big league game.

"Jackie Robinson was a Dodger, and the most fitting tribute can pay to him is for the entire team to wear his number on the 60th anniversary of his breaking the color barrier," Dodgers vice chairman and president Jamie McCourt said.

Robinson made his debut for the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15, 1947. The team moved to Los Angeles after the 1957 season.

 

Surely you saw the thread about Ken Griffey Jr. wearing No. 42?