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jmill88
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This season is getting old already. It's hard to watch this team. Ugggggh!
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frazzles
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Just had to go and ruin my parlay...
gt2590
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Shouldn't the title say "Franklin Does It Again!" ? :lol:
matchpenalty
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Nice to see Colby puke all over himself on that fly ball and give the game to SF.
Ryan The Orange
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E8.
::facepalm::
::facepalm::
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jmill88
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Pastretta said:
I think he saw Jay out of the corner of his eye, but he should have called him off. Just too many mistakes by everyone so far this year. Could be a very long year. That play wasn't Franklin's fault, but every ball that is hit off of him is hit hard.
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gilbert said:
How was that ruled a hit? The ball hit his glove.
PujolsCollector
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That is a hard ball to play, it was a long run and probably Jon Jays ball to be honest.
Roy Birchler said:
Certainly not a routine play. Wind was howling. That ball is a HR on any normal day so some blame should go on Franklin IMO.
P_Manning 18
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This cant help Pujols.
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jmill88
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Boy, would I like to have Chris Perez back about now.
PujolsCollector
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Nahh, they should have put Brian Augustein in he ways painting corners like Van Gough yesterdayjmill88 said:
jmill88 said:
So true....If only he would've called Jay off. Jay was trying to back up the play but that sure did cost them since it distracted Rasmus.
Your guys will get it together....There's a lot of season left to fix the mistakes and not let them happen again.
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He was getting all the calls too, especially on pitches a few inches off the plate though. Besides those calls, he was still pretty good.PujolsCollector said:
kdailey4315
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That ball would have been out of any other park so I don't fault Rasmus that much. What's up with Pujols this year? I know it's early so his offense isn't that big of a worry yet but what's up with his defense?
fkw
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Im a Giants Fan so......... its all good IMO 
scratch my head on this....
he throws a complete game shutout last start.... yet the Cardinals pulled Garcia after only 82 dominating pitches tonight ....
The 6 loses have alot to do with your number 3 hitter making 30 Outs in 30 AtBats this season ::facepalm::
In 8 games.... he has 5 basehits, and 5 doubleplay grounders (leading the league)
PS. more early season hitting numbers
just noticed... of all the players in the Saturday game... only one St.L player now has a slugging % over .286 ... while every single player on SF has a slug% over .321, with 5 players well over .500
singles dont win games
scratch my head on this....
he throws a complete game shutout last start.... yet the Cardinals pulled Garcia after only 82 dominating pitches tonight ....
The 6 loses have alot to do with your number 3 hitter making 30 Outs in 30 AtBats this season ::facepalm::
In 8 games.... he has 5 basehits, and 5 doubleplay grounders (leading the league)
PS. more early season hitting numbers
just noticed... of all the players in the Saturday game... only one St.L player now has a slugging % over .286
... while every single player on SF has a slug% over .321, with 5 players well over .500singles dont win games
Ryan The Orange
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Well, it's a pretty clear sign that your team is struggling when your winning percentage of .250 is higher than your team batting average (.216), and your team average is higher than your three-hole hitter's average (.167).
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jmill88
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fkw said:Im a Giants Fan so......... its all good IMO
scratch my head on this....
he throws a complete game shutout last start.... yet the Cardinals pulled Garcia after only 82 dominating pitches tonight ....
The 6 loses have alot to do with your number 3 hitter making 30 Outs in 30 AtBats this season ::facepalm::
In 8 games.... he has 5 basehits, and 5 doubleplay grounders (leading the league)
PS. more early season hitting numbers
just noticed... of all the players in the Saturday game... only one St.L player now has a slugging % over .286
singles dont win games
Yeah, I have no idea why they took Garcia out so early.
