I love 1-0 games. Of course I do as I always put the emphasis on pitching and defense. It’s a bummer to be on the 0 side of the score but will always enjoy a 1-0 game.
Let’s get the series split today.
I love 1-0 games. Of course I do as I always put the emphasis on pitching and defense. It’s a bummer to be on the 0 side of the score but will always enjoy a 1-0 game.
Let’s get the series split today.
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We disagree on a lot, but I emphatically agree with you on 1-0 games which to me are very exciting. Last night their infield defense definitely helped hold that small lead. Devers error cost Wright nothing other than a few extra pitches, and he also made some good plays. Their defense cost them in game 2, but they won it anyway when our bullpen folded. Our defense definitely helped get the game 1 win.
I don't think that's the case at all. The team we have this year can compete with anybody, especially in a short series. They dumped Ramirez to free up the $22 million for next year, but it had nothing to do with them thinking this year's team wasn't good enough.
I think it was a mistake to drop Hanley so early in the season. I've said that all along. Hanley might not have made that much of a difference. Then again, he might have.
The Sox are more than fine. We’re about 40% done with the season and the Sox are 9.5 games up on a playoff bid. Most seasons, their start would have them well in front in the ALE. Heck, move the Sox to any other division.
ALC- 10.5 games up
ALW- 1 game up
NLE- 6.5 games up
NLC- 5 games up
NLW- 8 games up
The shitty thing for you guys is the Yanks are 4 games up in the loss column and 1 game up in the traditional counting metrics. There’s a reason for consternation here. Your team may win over 100 games and end up in a play in game. This is why bolstering the club is at the center of most discussions. Not because of what you’ve done, but by what others have around you. Your team needs to be bolstered in the lineup. They’ll still go to the playoffs, but with half your lineup either in a year long slump or just not good, the Sox aren’t likely to put up enough runs against quality pitching to get past where they’ve stalled out the last two seasons. It’s shitty that a 100 won team could end up in the playing game. That being said, a few years ago, the Pirates were in on with High 90s in wins as well as another club from the central. The ebbs and flows of the game are like that
Tough loss for Wright, but I'm glad to see he's finally getting some lovin' from knuckle ball naysayers.
No love from me, but definitely praise for his amazing pitching, season to date. That thing is working and he also has the occasional fast ball and even that huge curve.
Plus let's not forget Vazquez who is doing a splendid job catching him--a job that Varitek absolutely could not do.
Here's my advice to Yankem fans. Build a better ballpark. The sandbox you have now is a disgrace to the word 'stadium.'