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OFFICIAL 2009 DODGERS SEASON THREAD : Season Over. Congratulations Phillies.
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by cincoseisdos,
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*+%%!! stupid fat %+%%!! *+%%!! piece of !$*%
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What'd I tell you about this fat @%@ softie.
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I have had zero faith with this fat @%%*$%% bum since last year. god damn his fat !#* gets in trouble and all he will throw is the fast ball same %!%* all the@%%*$%% time
@%%*$%% bum
@%%*$%% bum
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LAST 7 OUTINGS 3 BLOWN SAVES
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bleh.
this week is gonna be rough.
this week is gonna be rough.
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!$%*#% sorry !#% pit bull look a like
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Game over
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Remember this division race is over.
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we getting swept tomorrow
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Ya like I said game over
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I hope so.
$+@!!$# pathetic, Kuroda pitched a hell of a game and these bums ruin it like this.
We're on the brink to get swept by a team thats down 20 games in the NL West.
Wake the $%++ up Colleti, these arms are tired.
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The arms are tired. At the same time, the bats are not producing. They have not been producing since the All Star break, with the exception of a couple ofgames. This team has been terrible with RISP.
Like PMAC, this division race is over. I hope I'm not wrong, but after this month, the schedule is a breeze with the exception of 6 games against SanFrancisco and the final 3 games against the Rockies. Even though the division lead has shrunk the Giants have a tough road schedule in September. Plus, theRockies and the Giants play each other a lot.
This team is flat as pancakes right now. I hope they snap out of it, next week's homestand will be huge. Anything less than a series win against theCardinals and a split with the Cubs will be a dissapointment. The last homestand was
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To say the division race is over is a bit premature, don't you think?
IMO you're setting yourself up for a years worth of facepalming, the division is still alive and kicking what is the lead down to 4.5?
The Rockies have proved to be a great 2nd half squad and the Giants have the pitching come October.
We haven't shown any consistency since the ASG and I don't know how long our spot starts and tired arms from the pitchers can last and to add ournon-existence approach at the plate with RISP.
Like you said the last homestand was
, and this race is gonna heat up.
IMO you're setting yourself up for a years worth of facepalming, the division is still alive and kicking what is the lead down to 4.5?
The Rockies have proved to be a great 2nd half squad and the Giants have the pitching come October.
We haven't shown any consistency since the ASG and I don't know how long our spot starts and tired arms from the pitchers can last and to add ournon-existence approach at the plate with RISP.
Like you said the last homestand was
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Damn broxton. smh
I have 0 faith in this guy as a closer.
At least finish the weekend with a win.
I have 0 faith in this guy as a closer.
At least finish the weekend with a win.
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I understand you guys are upset with Broxton's performances as of late, but don't you think the fat insults are over the top?
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As a fat guy,
no.
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shut up dude. go move into the produce section at whole foods.
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@%#@@@% broxton
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^IYN did you ever send out the coupon things?
[h1]CT scan negative on Hiroki Kuroda after line drive to head[/h1]
August 15, 2009 | 9:51 pm
Hiroki Kuroda is being hospitalized in Phoenix for observation tonight after being hit with a line drive to the right side of his head in the bottom of the sixth inning of the Dodgers' 4-3 loss to Arizona.
The shot off the bat of Diamondbacks' pinch-hitter Rusty Ryal hit Kuroda with such force that it ricocheted on one bounce into the stands between home plate and the third-base dugout. Kuroda received immediate attention, never lost consciousness, showed no sign of external bleeding and had a CT scan that was negative, according to Dodgers spokesman Mark Rogoff, at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center. Nevertheless, of course, he will be monitored carefully overnight.
