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Indians@Yankees series thread..
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Since:Apr 1, 2008

May 8, 2008 4:18 pm

LOL, nicksdad..I guess we each misunderstood each other. I know that Delucci was cool rounding the bases, but I thought you were implying that IF he would have celebrated it would've been wrong. Therefore I said I'd of had no problem with him celebrating a big HR like that as long as he wasn't doing it with the intention of getting under the skin of the opposing team.

Correct me if u were saying something else.....


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Since:May 4, 2008

May 8, 2008 7:04 pm
Good win today, with a solid five innings by the Moose.  Gave them a chance to win, and that's all that matters.  Great bullpen work and the lineup finally hit some bombs.  A side note from Wednesday's game though: Girardi is a freaking moron for putting Shelley Duncan in the cleanup spot.  Who cares if the L-R-L thing is in tact?  having matsui batting fifth is just retarded, he's leading the league in batting average.  does anyone else agree with this?  or am I out of my element here.  let me remind you, Shelley Duncan was batting cleanup.  enough said, because that really 'grinds my gears' (courtesy of Peter Griffin)

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Since:May 7, 2008

May 9, 2008 1:19 am

The Yankees needed a kick in the butt.  They need to get hot fast.  The Red Sox will walk away in June and there is no way any team will come back.  The Red Sox are looking like a dynasty and they still have not hit like they did a year ago. 

Mike Mussina pitched well like he has vs the  American League Central. He throws that Knuckle Curve and has lots of command.  The hitters in Cleveland like to hit the long ball.  Travis Hafner can swing and knock the balls around the park.  When facing Mussina, you can hit home runs against him.  Mussina is all about command of his pitches.   When runners are on base, Mussina can change his pitches like going 1 with fastball and then two with the curveball.  

Chamberlain is a great setup man.  He lacks command but when he is ahead of the count he can be wild.  If he is behind the count, he is hittable.  

Cleveland's bullpen needs work they need to production from Rafael Perez and Joe Borowski if they are going to win the Central. 

 Every team in the American League Central has a good closer.  Joakim Soria with the Royals who has not given up a run.  Todd Jones with Detroit TigersJoe Nathan with Minnesota.  Bobby Jenks with the White Sox.  Why did they not invest in the bullpen in the offseason.  Getting young guys to come back and pitch again is whats hurting the Indians.  They can not afford 75 games for three pitchers in their bullpen.