June 1: Red Sox at Orioles

[Palmer Esque]

Sit down Bumsbury.

[Palmer Esque]

The Red Sox have four hits so far and three of them are complete crap.

Meanwhile, Nick hit a ball that hit the top of the fence and missed being a homer by less than a foot.

And, as I'm typing this, Roberts gives the Red Sox an extra out and extends the inning. WTF... They gave him a hit on that. That is total BS. That wasn't a hit.

I liked how when Palmer was telling Hunter that it was not a hit right after Hunter said it was, he had to restrain himself from letting out a "what are you an idiot" line about Hunter. Palmer is great.

[Col. Claypool]

The Red Sox have four hits so far and three of them are complete crap.

Meanwhile, Nick hit a ball that hit the top of the fence and missed being a homer by less than a foot.

And, as I'm typing this, Roberts gives the Red Sox an extra out and extends the inning. WTF... They gave him a hit on that. That is total BS. That wasn't a hit.

I agree, Roberts double clutched because he didn't get a grip on the ball. Should have been an error in my book. At least they got Ellsbury out.

[Crazysilver03]

Wow. Payton actually put down a nice bunt.

[Palmer Esque]

Between the pick-offs and a few ugly things in the field, Roberts play has not been nearly as fundamentally sound this year. That was very bad even before the error. He didn't move toward the ball at all despite the fact that he had to know Lugo was going to bust it down the line. He removed all wiggle room from the play by laying back. I don't know what to think about him at the moment. He just doesn't seem to have the same focus this year to me.

I know I am throwing this out there, but do you think it could be in any way size shape or form related to him and the steroids issue? Or just that he does not want to be here anymore?

[Scrat1]

Why the heck isn't Scott playing everyday?

[fansince71]

Between the pick-offs and a few ugly things in the field, Roberts play has not been nearly as fundamentally sound this year. That was very bad even before the error. He didn't move toward the ball at all despite the fact that he had to know Lugo was going to bust it down the line. He removed all wiggle room from the play by laying back. I don't know what to think about him at the moment. He just doesn't seem to have the same focus this year to me.

How happy our the cubs for not making a deal? There doing just fine without him

[fansince71]

Whats this? We broke our RISP futility streak:clap3:

[Crazysilver03]

How happy our the cubs for not making a deal? There doing just fine without him

But none of the names that were being tossed around are really doing much for the Cubs.

[fansince71]

But none of the names that were being tossed around are really doing much for the Cubs.

Havnt checked the stats latley but i thought Cedeno and Gallagher were impressive

[JTrea81]

The ump calls ball 3 a strike and Bynum swings at ball 4...

[Palmer Esque]

Colon is looking like a steal for the Sox. This is a great example of low risk, high reward signing. His fastball is moving like it was back in his hay day IMO.

[JTrea81]

Well we tied it up. It would be nice to have a big inning against the Sox for once, and by big I mean maybe 2-3 runs...

[fansince71]

Colon is looking like a steal for the Sox. This is a great example of low risk, high reward signing. His fastball is moving like it was back in his hay day IMO.

As if the sox dont allready have enough stud pitchers:rolleyes:

[Palmer Esque]

Add Pedroia to the list of players I love to hate. He reminds me of Scrappy from the Scooby Doo cartoons.