BALTIMORE Orioles @ Rangers 4/13/09

[Scrat1]

Uehara has lost it.

Not a horrible night considering the strike zone.

And their line-up. I can't really complain.

[Rex Thunder]

Koji has about a five inch square strike Zone from this umpire. It is really ridiculous

Yeah I dont know how that last pitch was taken. Looked good to me- at least till it dived at the end.

[PrivateO]

Hi All,

I am following on Gameday. I have a question.

Is Koji really not getting the bottom third of the strike zone called? Couse that's what they're implying with their pitch location.

Go O's!

Yeah, it's true. Bad strike zone tonight for both teams.

[AgentOrange]

What's a 35 year old man doing putting rims and a ground effects on his car?

Thought he would've grown out of that by the time he got to senior prom.

He was the homecoming king. He will never grow out of that style.

[Bosibus]

What's a 35 year old man doing putting rims and a ground effects on his car?

Thought he would've grown out of that by the time he got to senior prom.

35 is the new 16.

[waroriole]

Hi All,

I am following on Gameday. I have a question.

Is Koji really not getting the bottom third of the strike zone called? Couse that's what they're implying with their pitch location.

Go O's!

No pitcher is getting any close call (and they're not getting some obvious ones too). BTW, War Eagle.

[Coker]

Ah, the MASN feed is working so much better for me.

[Why Not?]

What's a 35 year old man doing putting rims and a ground effects on his car?

Thought he would've grown out of that by the time he got to senior prom.

That's what you do when your time isn't consumed by, like, dating.

[EddieO's21]

bad pitch call imo...really need to elevate a fastball there...can't throw a splitter in the middle of the plate

[Jdan14]

Kakes had him at second.

[AUOriole]

I have another question.

I seem to remember that back in the seventies, the O's announcers would call certain relief pitchers "Firemen". I took that to mean that they were guys you brought into situations like this top "put out the fire" no matter what point in the game you were in. I can't remember the last time I felt the O's had such a guy.

Does anyone else remember this?

Go O's!

[8istheman]

I have another question.

I seem to remember that back in the seventies, the O's announcers would call certain relief pitchers "Firemen". I took that to mean that they were guys you brought into situations like this top "put out the fire" no matter what point in the game you were in. I can't remember the last time I felt the O's had such a guy.

Does anyone else remember this?

Go O's!

Randy Myers

[Malike]

Baez needs a K!

[RShack]

I have another question.

I seem to remember that back in the seventies, the O's announcers would call certain relief pitchers "Firemen". I took that to mean that they were guys you brought into situations like this top "put out the fire" no matter what point in the game you were in. I can't remember the last time I felt the O's had such a guy.

Does anyone else remember this?

Go O's!

This was before closers and set-up men and etc.

The fireman was just your best RP, that's all.

[AUOriole]

No pitcher is getting any close call (and they're not getting some obvious ones too). BTW, War Eagle.

Ware Eagle!

and I suspected as much. Tough to pitch in those conditions, I bet.

Go O's!