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This Team has nothing in common with the Dark Age Oriole teams. To say otherwise is just crying "the sky is falling". -
By Chelsea_Phil · Posted
No, the pressure of trying to get a run when men are in scoring position. This team is the anti-Edddiieeee team, players who freeze up when things get tight. -
By Safelykept · Posted
Gunner been in a slump so the Pitt GM would not even answer the phone -
By Safelykept · Posted
No, the 2005 collapse started with lack of talent. Instead of Burnes and Grod as the 1, 2 punch you had Bruce Chen and Bedard before he broke out, you think it gets bad after our 1, 2 , how Lopez Cabrera and Sidney Ponson. On offense you had a very respectable top 3 oh Roberts, Tejada and Mora, but after that the rest of lineup was replacement level or worse. So instead of complaining about the bottom third of our line up in 2005 it was the bottom two thirds. I'll let somebody else do the BP.the comparisons to 05 are laughable . Pump the Brakes -
By Surhoffan17 · Posted
I think this is how the 2005 collapse started. Some major beatdowns. I remember the White Sox sweeping us and we kept dipping in the pen early and having starters having to pitch in between starts. Then at the end of that series Raffy tested positive for roids. Oh my! -
By Surhoffan17 · Posted
Mother's Day Massacre was 2007. I remember it well. Started with a dropped foul popup. Ugh! Javy overrunning first base was also 07. I said at the time, "leave it to the O's to hit a two-run homer and only get one run!" 2005 broke my baseball soul I thought beyond repair. Then I thought 2012 was 2005 part deux as we fell to two games above .500 shortly after the AS break and then rattled off a 5 game winning streak. -
By Surhoffan17 · Posted
Funny thing is the Astros used to be part of the NL Central. If they still were, that's 5-13 against the NL Central and 52-23 against everyone else. It's all just a coincidence and pitching matchups at the time. Also, who's hot and who's cold at the time. Cards have the Kryptonite soft tossers. Cubs were hot, we were cold, as another example. (Yes, I know there was more to it than that). But our stellar record against the AL East is about to take a nice little dive.
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