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Washington took an ugly loss in the series opener on Friday night, watching Stephen Strasburg falter with the worst start of his young career. Miami has won two straight games after losing their previous five after a terrific month of June. Haren will take a stab at the Fish in his seventh career start against the franchise. He holds a 1-4 record with a 3.43 ERA in 39 1/3 total innings vs. the Marlins.
Anthony Rendon gets the night off with Steve Lombardozzi playing at second. Other than that change, the lineup is the same as it was on Friday.
Enjoy the game...
WASHINGTON NATIONALS at MIAMI MARLINS
Where: Marlins Park
Gametime: 7:15 p.m. EDT
TV: FOX, MLB.tv
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500), XM 186
Weather: Indoors
NATIONALS (47-46)
CF Denard Span
SS Ian Desmond
LF Bryce Harper
3B Ryan Zimmerman
1B Adam LaRoche
RF Jayson Werth
2B Steve Lombardozzi
C Wilson Ramos
RHP Dan Haren
MARLINS (34-57)
LF Justin Ruggiano
3B Ed Lucas
RF Giancarlo Stanton
1B Logan Morrison
OF Marcell Ozuna
2B Derek Dietrich
SS Adeiny Hechavarria
C Jeff Mathis
RHP Jose Fernandez
UMPIRES
HP Mike Estabrook
1B Jerry Layne
2B Hunter Wendelstedt (cc)
3B Al Porter
Why a day off now when there is a longish break coming up? Maybe not a break for Rendon, maybe some AB's for Lombo? Win or lose, I am hoping for good quality baseball. I love the Nats, but sometimes they are just a tad, well, um..... Boring, to watch. Sorry, guys. It had to be said. I don't even need home runs, just hits, good defense, adequate pitching.
ReplyDeleteI assume this is an opportunity to get Lombo ABs more than it's a break for Rendon. Like you said Swami, I'm sure Rendon could survive two more days before the break.
ReplyDeletefor those interested, on mlb.com, they are showing the Braves/Reds game for free...I had to register but that's it.
ReplyDeleteGreat...here we are struggling to stay above .500 before the break with our worst pitcher going up against a potential buzz saw, yet we give one of our best hitters the night off. Makes perfect sense.
ReplyDeleteFor those of you complaining about WaPo, note the author is likely going to be the O's beat writer, the 50-50 coverage we saw in the bad early years is probably back.
ReplyDeleteNothing they are doing these days makes sense. The games are beginning to get very predictable. Get behind by two runs or more and roll over.
ReplyDeleteNats guy- I am totally stumped. Go down the roster player by player and this is just not the way it seems like it should work. Maybe this break will be just the thing to clear a few heads and give some perspective. Can't really make things worse at this point.
ReplyDeleteI don't think they rolled over last night. They put some men on base and Harper hit a bomb 410 feet that would've been gone anywhere else. It's not an excuse, they both had the same ballpark, but you need to look beyond the numbers sometimes for context. They fought and were unlucky.
ReplyDeleteJust reviewed the last few threads, and noted that most criticism of Nats' hitting focused on taking or swinging at pitches. But before that becomes a factor, some Nats' hitters give the pitcher an unnecessary advantage by their stances and mechanics. For example, some give the pitcher an advantage by standing too far from the plate (RZim, Ramos), or pulling the bat backwards before starting it forward (Shark), or uppercutting (Span) instead of swinging through the ball (Rivere). Werth and Rendon have the best stances and swings in the entire lineup, with LaRoche next in line, IMO.
ReplyDeleteDavid-- always a danger when looking at stats and results. It can look very much like someone is not hitting, when, in fact, they could be scalding the ball and getting very unlucky.
ReplyDeleteReds got the bases loaded with one out, no runs. Must be a terrible team, no chance they'll go to the playoffs--you can tell by that one inning.
ReplyDeleteMV--I've always wondered about the stances, they are so different, they can't ALL be effective.
ReplyDeleteDavid....difference last night their pitcher battled through some adversity and ours came back out and walked a guy and gave up a bomb....Stras has a ton of talent unfortunately not so much mental toughness
ReplyDeleteMickey-- Werth and Rendon are my favorite at bats to watch. They never give an at bat away, they make the pitcher work, foul off pitches. I know Werth has a high number of pitches per AB, but I would suspect, just from watching, that Rendon is no slouch in that regard.
ReplyDeleteWerth sees 4.35 pitches per plate appearance--4th in the NL among everyone with at least 100 PAs. Surprisingly, Ryan Zimemrman is second on the team with 4.17 (12th in the NL). Rendon is third, he sees 4.15. Suzuki and LaRoche also both see over 4.
ReplyDeleteHarper sees 4 exactly.
ReplyDeleteOk- thanks for the info, it's interesting. I am guessing we won't see Desi on that list? And you know, I am absolutely not any kind of O's fan, but Chris Davis has hit 36 home runs before the all star break. I don't care who you play for, that is just insane.
ReplyDeleteDesi sees 3.68 Pitches/PA. That's 129th in the NL. LOL.
ReplyDeleteDavid-- did you find that order surprising or right what you expected?
ReplyDeletePitch a good game tonight Haren; you offensive guys get him plenty of runs. Let's have a nice win tonight!! GYFNG!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's about what I expected. I shouldn't have been surprised by Zim being so far up, he takes a lot of pitches (too many, imo, but I know many disagree with me). Span is very low, which is disappointing and surprising. He used to work those long counts...what happened?
ReplyDeleteSwami, in lisitng Werth and Rendon, I forgot to mention Harper, whose stance and swing are nearly perfect from my vantage point. His only problem is occasionally opening up his right side too quickly and pulling away from the ourside-half pitch, but when he's locked in he doesn't do that and I'm expecting him to break loose big time after so long on the DL.
ReplyDeleteI suspect the offense challenged Nats hitters will have difficulty hitting Fernandez tonight. He has been the Marlins best pitcher.
ReplyDeleteI would not expect a big offensive outburst against Fernandez. The key is going to be Haren keeping us in it until we get to their bullpen.
ReplyDeleteGoing into play today, they have 69 games left. Everything that can be said, has been said, in most cases several dozen times, sometimes several dozen times per thread. If things don't change pretty soon, we have nearly three months left of nothing new. It's not the beat writers' fault, but maybe if they fired one of them, the comments would improve. We have to try something.
ReplyDeleteAnd sjm, from the end of the last thread, FWIW, I don't think declining to shoplift the property that represents somebody's livelihood makes one a fool, or a sucka, or un-hip, or what-evva. IMO. YMMV. FYI. IITYWYBMAD.
"It's not the beat writers' fault, but maybe if they fired one of them, the comments would improve. We have to try something."
ReplyDeleteLOL
In regards to the at bat discussion-- is anyone else surprised at how much Bryce walks??? Both he and The Rake have impressed me with their frequent discipline. I find them both to be pretty impressive with their patience and taking what the pitcher gives them.
ReplyDeleteWell Rendon has been known for his ability to take walks. Harper has surprised me, and I like it very much. .374 OBP.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they're the two who are still green enough to be willing to listen. Just a thought.
ReplyDeleteWell Ryan Zimmerman has walked more than anybody on the team.
ReplyDeleteThat- or they haven't been around long enough to have been ruined!
ReplyDeleteI take that back. Adam LaRoche has walked the most. Zim is second. So it's the two vets walking. Harper is third (although Harper has done it in less games so that's significant).
ReplyDeleteWhatever the reason is- I think Desi is the only one that can succeed with the free swinging approach. The rest of the fail miserably with the flailing at the plate.
ReplyDeleteI am hearing that Fernandez is good- any idea what his weapons are? I really thought we would hit the fastball guy last night, and well, we started to, but then Stras.... Well, you know. Just seems like we are usually good against a nice fastball. Anything but a lefty junk baller, please.
ReplyDeleteSteady Eddie, from the early part of the last thread: 1d10t is a reference to the CKI discussion yesterday.
ReplyDeleteA "CKI malfunction" means the person between the chair and the keyboard ("Chair-Keyboard Interface") is the problem. "1D10T" is a joke error code--it looks like "idiot" when you see it spelled, but not out loud. Hence the new location.
Why, thank you, I will.
He throws a hard fastball (97) with a big breaking curve and a slider. His story is incredible. I'm sure FP and Stockton will talk about it today, but he tried to defect from Cuba 3 times. At 17, he was arrested and spent a year in prison. Finally, he escaped.
ReplyDeletehe tried to defect from Cuba 3 times. At 17, he was arrested and spent a year in prison. Finally, he escaped.
ReplyDeleteToday's starter, Fernandez? This guy spent a year in a Cuban prison, for trying to play baseball? I am never going to [complain] about a bad mound again.
and on his successful attempt at defecting, his mother fell overboard and he had to dive in to save her...pretty amazing story.
ReplyDeleteI say, tee hee. :-)
ReplyDeleteMark said...
Haren will take a stab at the Fish...
Nah, I think we need to sacrifice a commenter. What?
ReplyDeletesec3 said...
It's not the beat writers' fault, but maybe if they fired one of them, the comments would improve. We have to try something.
Nah, I think we need to sacrifice a commenter. What?
ReplyDeleteWe already did that ... whoops, I wasn't supposed to say that in here, was I?
So what you are saying is that it's inhumane to root against him. And why is it that the Phils and the Barves are not slacking off? Even depleted, the Barves are beating Homer Bailey. I want to hurl.
ReplyDeletepretty amazing story.
ReplyDeleteI don't doubt it. I have a friend who was storing a large dufflebag at work. I asked what was in it; he said, "The innertube raft."
So what you are saying is that it's inhumane to root against him.
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm going to be conflicted. YMMV. It's a free country, after all.
I wish Fernandez all the success in the world...when he's not playing us. Today, he's the enemy.
ReplyDeleteI was conflicted about John Lannan. But then a season in Syracuse just does not have the same dramatic impact.
ReplyDeleteatlanta's of today is costanza, reed johnson, and terdoslavich
ReplyDeleteIxnay on the acrificesay.
ReplyDeleteSec. 1 D, seat 10 T, My Sofa said...
We already did that ... whoops, I wasn't supposed to say that in here, was I?
July 13, 2013 5:35 PM
"Pirates left-hander Jeff Locke felt some back tightness following his most recent start on Monday, so Michael Sanserino of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that he will not start tomorrow against the Mets and will also skip Tuesday’s All-Star Game."
ReplyDeleteThat has to open the door for Stras or Gio.
You don't have to be a shoplifter or even a hacker to read more than 20 WaPo articles a month online without paying for them. The Post has created several classes of people who are automatically allowed to do that, and for those who don't fit into any of those classes the Post's articles are as readily available online as their print articles are available in libraries or on Metro seats after the person who paid for them discards them. So yes, anybody who pays money to read Washington Post content online is indeed a fool.
ReplyDeletePeople who buy the print edition aren't necessarily fools, but if they're doing it so they can read things like comics and Soduko that have zero time value might I suggest that their money could be better spent by going into a bar, picking up yesterday's discarded paper on the way, and treating themselves to an adult beverage.
Today's Barves roster should not beat the Reds! Cincy-- get your heads out of your A%#*^es!
ReplyDelete"That has to open the door for Stras or Gio."
ReplyDeleteStras pretty much closed the door on himself last night.
I don't think so. Every pitcher has an awful start every now and then. I think Bochy would realize it's an anomaly. If this happened on May 12 instead of July 13, it'd be a non-issue.
ReplyDeleteat this point, I prefer they miss ASG as well.
ReplyDeleteAnd the White Sox suck also.
ReplyDeleteFaraz- mixed feelings. Thought JZ could handle it. Feel that Desi could also and Tulo is being unfair to the Rockies by going.
ReplyDeletetulo is going? LOL, he thinks playing ASG is more important than playing for Rockies?
ReplyDeleteJZ would be the only one I would have sent but not anymore. Harper should rest too.
Don't think I can watch another Haren game, or listen to the 5th string Fox announcers...no, this will be a radio game for me.
ReplyDeleteSwami from your early post. Yes boring is correct. That can be worse than losing sometimes.
ReplyDelete"David Proctor said...
ReplyDeleteI don't think so. Every pitcher has an awful start every now and then. I think Bochy would realize it's an anomaly. If this happened on May 12 instead of July 13, it'd be a non-issue."
But it DID happen on July 12th. So not only does Stras still have a losing record, his ERA is no longer so incredible and he's coming off the stink of being blown out of a game in the second inning. No one could argue that he's having an All Star season.
People who buy the print edition aren't necessarily fools, but if they're doing it so they can read things like comics and Soduko that have zero time value might I suggest that their money could be better spent by going into a bar, picking up yesterday's discarded paper on the way, and treating themselves to an adult beverage.
ReplyDeleteSo you disapprove of how strangers spend their time and money, and sneer in their general direction. Duly noted. It is, as we said, a free country.
Haren gives up 3 runs tonight. We score 4.
ReplyDeleteYes boring is correct. That can be worse than losing sometimes.
ReplyDeletelolo, as Mick says. You're telling us!
I think I'll go do the sodoku and read the comics. That Prince Valiant cracks me up every time!
ReplyDeleteI still get the print edition every single morning. It has been part of my morning routine for most of my life. I would much rather peruse an actual print newspaper than scroll around a tiny screen. The Washington Post has been one of the most respected news sources for many years and they have won countless awards. I will never, ever forget their role during the Watergate scandal. I happen to care about hard news and never, ever read comics or do soduko nor do I consider myself a fool. I also love real books and libraries. So sue me.
ReplyDeleteSwami I would love to have that print smeared on my fingers every morning, but no chance here. I finish our local paper walking in from the curb, so I pay to read the Post and read real journalist. I just buy large monitors for us because here we read about 8 newspapers a day each. I blame it on living in DC foe 55 years.
ReplyDeleteAlso, we need something to line the bird cage. ;-)
ReplyDeleteDavid Proctor said...
ReplyDelete"Pirates left-hander Jeff Locke felt some back tightness following his most recent start on Monday, so Michael Sanserino of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that he will not start tomorrow against the Mets and will also skip Tuesday’s All-Star Game.
That has to open the door for Stras or Gio."
Maybe Gio. Never Stras.
An article on the Os dominates the front page of the Washington Post sports section this morning. Soon, the Redskins will dominate and the Nationals will be relegated to the last page.
ReplyDelete"NatsJack in Florida said...
ReplyDeleteI pay to read the online Post. If you've ever had to do with totally another paper not in a major market, you'd unerstand."
I can understand why you'd read the online Post. Can't understand why you'd pay for it, though, when it's readily available for free.
Span is no base stealer!
ReplyDeleteBleh. Span got a good jump, that was a perfect throw.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all- Span is really hitting .264? I would have thought lower. Second-- anyone afraid some national market will snap up FP? He is so good. Chance to get to the pitcher early blown already.
ReplyDeleteTuned in late and - OMG, it's FP! That is all. Back to the basement baseball-viewing den.
ReplyDeleteStrange personal fact- I have been to six games this season. Dan Haren has won two of them. And Gio has lost two of them. What are the odds?
ReplyDeleteA lot of pitches, but a good first inning for Haren.
ReplyDeleteAgain, we lose the base runner? Arggggggh!
ReplyDeleteThis old guy cannot pronounce any of the names.
ReplyDeleteno reason why nats can not win this game
ReplyDeleteI dont buy the Fernandez stuff...if Marlins can beat Stras...no reason why nats cant beat Fernandez
ReplyDeleteSwami, Gio should be buying you tickets to Haren's games if you promise not attend when he pitches
ReplyDeleteGood start to the game for Haren.
ReplyDeleteWe can't catch a break.
ReplyDeleteI'm 4-0 in games attended this year. I tweeted the Nationals asking for free season tickets. No response. :(
ReplyDeleteScott- we truly cannot catch a break. Echeverria robbed Lombo.
ReplyDeleteBut at least we are making some contact off the guy.
ReplyDeleteRegardless of what happens, these are the types of ABs we need more often from Span.
ReplyDeleteFantastic AB.
ReplyDeleteGreat AB!!!
ReplyDeleteDesmond hammered that ball.
ReplyDeleteMan- they have some nifty young players on this team. That huge outfield is covered. Nats are putting together some good at bats, though. I truly hate Fox coverage- wish they would just keep the camera on the game.
ReplyDeleteHarper was dead on arrival. Nats caught a break.
ReplyDeleteDirtbag baseball. I love it!
ReplyDeleteOr maybe Bryce is just a beast!
ReplyDeleteGio looks tired.
ReplyDeleteLOL, Gio. Rendon looks like a "schoolboy."
ReplyDeleteBiogenesis on his mind?
ReplyDeleteWe don't get to see Haren strike out Stanton?
ReplyDelete4 pitch walk?
ReplyDeleteEven though it's Gio, I hate it when they don't stay focused on the game. At least we have FP.
ReplyDeleteThat was probably the worst interview of all time, but it was cool to see the guys having fun with one another.
ReplyDeleteThey've stopped listing Gio's name when they talk about Biogenesis. I hope that's a good sign.
ReplyDeleteDavey, keep your eye on Haren, and DON'T get greedy!
ReplyDeleteNo eyes or ears on the game. Can someone give me a status, please?
ReplyDeleteBest part is that Fernandez pitch count is up. Get him out.
ReplyDeleteStill-you never know. This thing needs to come down so that everyone can move on.
ReplyDeleteHarper went wild on the basepaths, scored on a sac fly by Werth (play at the plate, ran over the catcher, catcher dropped it). Nats lead 1-0.
ReplyDeleteThanks, David.
ReplyDeleteHey folks... I see D Haren is having a good game, so far... *no jinx*
ReplyDeleteI know I predicted his stat line... I just can't find it... I wonder how well I said he would do....
Haren is a good bunter. He could teach some of the other guys.
ReplyDeleteDesi has had 3 bad at bats tonight.... Unh.
ReplyDeleteThat was a nasty pitch that Desi just struck out on. That was a ball until the last second then broke back over. Filthy.
ReplyDeleteI don't think Mathis ever had control of the ball. Looked like it was off the tip of his glove.
ReplyDeleteLooked to me like the catcher actually pulled off the catch right before he got demolished by Bryce. And the Gio/ Rendon interview could have been a toothpaste commercial with those two great big smiles. Awful as interviews go, but lots of fun seed throwing. I might have liked to see Stanton strike out, though.
ReplyDeleteNot a filthy pitch. Close enough to a strike all the way in. I am SICK of watching our so called "Stars" on this team watch strike 3 especially with men in scoring position. Nobody wants to take charge.. GUTLESS!!
ReplyDeleteDon't want to be a jinx, but did I miss something? Did Strasburg and Haren exchange bodies in the dead of night, hoping no one would notice?
ReplyDeleteLol SWM.
ReplyDeleteOr at least pitching brains?
ReplyDeleteBen Revere has a broken right foot.
ReplyDeleteThis was my prediction last night....
ReplyDeleteMrsB_says_NatsStop-World_Series
7/12/2013 9:20 PM EDT
We are talking about Dan Haren... Watch he come out tomorrow and pitch for 6 innings, 4 hits 1 ER, 1 BB....
Everybody get off Haren. I don't hear him getting much love here. Hes not nearly as bad as the Hitting or lack there of, of the team.
ReplyDeleteI thought you had left for good swm!
ReplyDeleteYes he has. But not today. He's been good today.
ReplyDeleteThat didn't look like a bad pitch, Harper. Don't pick fights with umpires if you're not right.
ReplyDeleteSssshhhhh!
ReplyDeleteMore Harper bias. FP plays suck up to the national audience.
ReplyDeleteThat was a good pitch, Steve M.
ReplyDeleteTHOSE ARENT STRIKES> UMPS GETTING LAZY>
ReplyDeleteWe will see David.
ReplyDeleteALR overdue for a HR
ReplyDeleteALR starting to look like CHAD TRACY> Well id love to stay but im a little BORZZZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZ
ReplyDeleteWell Fernandez is out of the game now. Don't blow up, Haren.
ReplyDeleteBoy he locked up Stanton. Got to see it this time.
ReplyDeleteShould I make a list of the errors Stockton makes?
About time the Park screws the Marlins over.
ReplyDeleteSpan's catch. Ho-hum...... LOL.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of RFK in CF
ReplyDeleteYawn... Just another spectacular Span catch.....
ReplyDeleteHow far does Davey go with Dandy Dan?
ReplyDeleteHe's got to be feeling like that lucky drunk who's winning at the craps table in Vegas right now.
New Dick Stockton Drinking Game:
ReplyDeleteEvery time he mashes a name, or makes a factual mistake, take a drink.
I guarantee you'll be pummeled by the seventh inning stretch.
Ghost....Del Unser...lol
ReplyDeleteLet's give Haren credit. Great job.
ReplyDeleteStoren=Clip=Sori
ReplyDeleteWould be nice to have a couple of insurance runs.
Mick, yah, Del Unser.
ReplyDeleteDan Haren is 28? When did that happen?????
ReplyDeleteDid Stockton just say Haren finds himself on the wrong end of a 1-0 game? It's 1-0 Washington, you idiot.
ReplyDeleteHe said all four sac bunts were in 1 out situations. Yeah, except for one of them... Haren's second bunt. Doesn't he keep a score card?
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ReplyDeletestockton not having a good night
ReplyDeleteFP is too polite to correct him, like he would with Carp.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised the Nats are 8th in the league in SB's.
fox is just soooo bad
ReplyDeleteStockton is making Johnny Holliday's PBP look like Vin Scully.
ReplyDeleteHe has been calling those low strikes all day.
ReplyDeleteAwesome lead off hitter
ReplyDeleteThat's a pitch that, when Span is on, he golfs down the right field line.
ReplyDeletecan't get on umpire...its time to hit period
ReplyDeleteOMG Another looking strike out with RISP. GUTLESS GUTLESS GUTLESS at least try. I hate Span.
ReplyDeleteGUTLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSorry, just doing my best SWM impression.
Interesting SZ... good clap for Haren... He pitched very well tonight...
ReplyDeleteCome on, Drew. Haren pitched SIX innings of shutout ball. Surely you can pitch ONE!
ReplyDeleteDAVID you've NEVER IMPRESSED me
ReplyDeleteStoren walks the leadoff man. Great.
ReplyDeleteYEAH STORENS GUTLESS!!!!!!! hahahaha
ReplyDeleteNo worries... Storen has got this...
ReplyDeleteIm watching an aweful chick flik with my girl friend. 1939 The Women....the hats are ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteAll game news coming from you all.
is it better to be alone and watch all the sports imaginable or live in great company and occasional frustration
I'm a chick and I never heard of that movie.
ReplyDeletewell maybe watching the nats is more frustrating...Joan Crawford is such a
ReplyDeleteALL RIGHT!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe film continued the play's all-female tradition—the entire cast of more than 130 speaking roles was female. Set in the glamorous Manhattan apartments of high society evoked by Cedric Gibbons, and in Reno where they obtain their divorces, it presents an acidic commentary on the pampered lives and power struggles of various rich, bored wives and other women they come into contact with.
ReplyDeleteThroughout The Women, not a single male is seen — although the males are much talked about, and the central theme is the women's relationships with them
Jeff - that is a classic movie.... They did a replay a few years ago with Meg Ryan and Jada Pinkette Smith and some others I can't remember....
ReplyDeleteGreat movie...
@Jeff and NL: With my right eye, I'm watching "Pride of the Yankees" on MLB. Gehrig already has Wally Pipped Wally Pipp (Or is it now known as getting Espinosa'ed?) and his "Luckiest Man on the Face of the Earth" Speech is coming up.
ReplyDeleteIt's a four-hankie movie.
It's a tear jerker...I can hardly contain myself...like game 5 of the NLDS
ReplyDeleteYeah.. There are no males in the movie... Until the end...
ReplyDeletePROJECTION PROJECTION PROJECTION
ReplyDeleteOh great. Pride of the Yankees...I don't have enough eyes.
ReplyDeleteAnd we can't have dinner until it's over!!!
Oh the humanity.
Nice Storen. GIDP
ReplyDeleteUm, the Marlins DIDN'T get a RUN!!!!! Sheeesh! Is Stockton drunk or something?
ReplyDeleteWebb is apparently GUTLESS too. Lot of that going around, I guess.
ReplyDeleteMwaahaahahh.
Yes Mrs B, I must admit it is very well done. I hope they don't take away my guy card, though.
ReplyDeleteWow, MASN doesn't get these 1980's Lexus commercials like FOX does.
ReplyDeleteJeffwx, Betty Davis movies are exempt, your guy card is safe.
ReplyDeletejeffwx. so, basically, "Real Housewives of ---" (which I have never in my life watched, I'm just guessing).
ReplyDeleteNo NL... I watched the Housewives series... The Women isn't like that at all...
ReplyDeleteOh come on Harper. That was unnecessary.
ReplyDeleteYes, the 1939 version....Betty Davis is not in the movie. Neither is Lou Gehrig.
ReplyDeleteThat wasnt a K....
ReplyDeleteBut while we're on the subject, another excellent movies without a lot of male presence (but it does have Jack Palance, so that's OK): Bagdad Cafe
ReplyDeleteYou know what==> Someone should have stopped him from looking at the video. Just say, "Wait until after the game." Really stupid.
ReplyDeleteThere you go with the Harper bias. That's exactly what I wrote about Friday morning.
ReplyDeleteShark is still available for left, no?
ReplyDeleteThis is a national game, Wendelstad can't just keep calling crap like that without somebody saying something.
OK, well, maybe in the winter I'll check it out.
ReplyDeleteSo what did PitchFX think of that call? Anybody?
ReplyDeleteACtually it pretty funny...In 1939, you could only get a divorce in Reno and a slider in the baker bowl I guess.
ReplyDeleteWhy won't Fox show the K zone. I will check the charts after the game
ReplyDeleteoh yeah, NL, you clearly haven't dated my girlfriennd (or ex-wife). Nobody has those kind of guts except maybe SWM
ReplyDeleteI think he was out.
ReplyDeleteSofa, Pitch F/X isn't posted until the game ends.
ReplyDeleteRosalind Russell, what an actress.
ReplyDeleteWho's pitching ?
Oh, wait, Pitch FX isn't live. Nevermind.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ghost, I just remembered that. Duh.
ReplyDeletehmmmm, cccccc...cat fight
ReplyDelete