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TD1..”Honey, can we have spinach and boursin quiche for dinner tonight?”
Mrs. TD1..”What? How many beers have you had?”
TD1..None! That’s what CardinFrance is having. It sounds real good. Can we have that?”
Mrs. TD1..”Keep it up and you’ll be warming a can of soup for dinner.”
TD1..”Yes, dear”…
Pugsley: What if Chicago royally spanked us and took all 5 games……and The Crew swept the Dodgers in LA? Wonder what the odds are on that occuring? Has to be close to a million to one.
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Liberatore or Woodford?
I’d rather Woodford starts because I would expect him to give the team the best chance to win.
The catch-22 is, if he goes 5 IP on 80 pitches he may be the one sent down after the doubleheader.
I’m fine with Libby starting…he’s due for a good start with his last two being wobbly. Woodford can always piggyback.
Also, I’m hopeful when Flaherty comes back that Hudson goes to the pen. I think he could be a reliable reliever down the stretch.
“I wonder why Helsley was placed on the RL? I was under the impression he’d be available to work tonight”.
I would like to know that as well.
Helsley got 3 days Baby leave. I assume he asked for more time which would require the restricted list. What we dont knows is if his wife or Baby hás seriously complications or he Just wanted more time or he is Just following Yadi’s lead.
GameCard…I’m in no way begrudging Helsley. If he decided to take an extra day, it’s certainly in order of importance and I feel he’s entitled to do so. Not so much for some other players who’ve had their names placed on the list. Only reason I was curious, was that the local media indicated Helsley would be ready to suit up today.
Just showed one of those camera shots that the operator takes from an angle looking up as a starting pitcher is walking to the mound to begin his night of work. That angle sure places some emphasis on how big of a kid Monte is.
Two LOL’s! One for TD with his CIF din-din skit and the other for Carter Le Grand for taking us back to that American movie classic “Dumb & Dumber”……well done gentlemen.
Montgomery sets the cubbies down in one nice pretty little 1-2-3 chorus line…..and he only had to exert 9 pitches of energy in the process. How could N.Y. have let this guy go?
But Albert has 692 more career round trippers than King Tut, TD.
Pujols now up to a .276 BA. He must want to get that career avg. back up to .300 before he says goodbye…
That’s now consecutive starts where Albert has whacked singles off the wall
I must say I can’t figure out why he’s not rolling over to SS For 13 or so yrs that’s all he did! (pull everything and Hit .250)
I agree, TD. Especially when we’re beating them in Wrigley.
You know, with how effective Montgomery has preformed thus far, it almost has that same initial feel to it as when John Tudor came over to us mid season of ’85 from another AL East club.
Ouch….I guess we got Tudor from Pittsburgh…..I don’t know why, but I was thinking he came over from Boston.
I don’t know why, but I was thinking he came over from Boston
Could be for the same reason you’re nodding off, Pugs (hint)
Pugs…I could be wrong, but I thought Tudor started ’85 with the Redbirds and went 1-7 before going on a pitching tear that included 10 shutouts. I know he finished 2nd that year in the CYA voting to a 20 year old RHP.
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