He actually looks a lot better than I thought he would tonight. Hitting 95 MPH with his fastball and seems to be locating it really well. Despite the 2 runs, he really hasn't be hit hard. A pleasant surprise for sure. That said, KC has scored the fewest runs in the league this year and no one on their team is projects to eclipse 20 HRs if you extrapolate their current production over 162 games.
LostInTheSauce wrote:THIS IS SPAM!!!!! And on top of that its plain rude!!!! Look at Babe Ruth and Eric Gregg, they were both weight challenged and look at the job they did. Did a mob of cheese steak weilding belly enhanced kids beat you up when you were little?
Dude, your name fits you perfect. You should figure out how to get off the sauce.
Lol at this response. I've actually thought this same comment before reading a prior one of his posts.
LostInTheSauce wrote:THIS IS SPAM!!!!! And on top of that its plain rude!!!! Look at Babe Ruth and Eric Gregg, they were both weight challenged and look at the job they did. Did a mob of cheese steak weilding belly enhanced kids beat you up when you were little?
Dude, your name fits you perfect. You should figure out how to get off the sauce.
Lol at this response. I've actually thought this same comment before reading a prior one of his posts.
Hey now, we can make fat and John Daly jokes all we like, but the drinkin jokes must end. Some of my best posts have been under the influence. and not just under the influence, but UNDER THE INFLUENCE. drinking is a life style, not a liability.
hwiggen wrote:I just checked out his profile on CBSSports.com and at first glance I thought it was a picture of Andre the Giant. Of course, the picture may be old--Bartolo could be even larger by now.
Speaking of Eric Gregg, I heard a story about him, maybe someone else has heard it. He was third base umpire for a game and during pregame warmups someone (a player I think) put a cheeseburger on third base while Gregg was looking elsewhere. As the story goes, when Gregg got near the base and saw the burger he good-naturedly took a bite out of it, then gave it to a bat boy or an usher to dispose of. I've always wondered if it really happened.
What else could he do? If true, that's pretty funny.
LostInTheSauce wrote:THIS IS SPAM!!!!! And on top of that its plain rude!!!! Look at Babe Ruth and Eric Gregg, they were both weight challenged and look at the job they did. Did a mob of cheese steak weilding belly enhanced kids beat you up when you were little?
bwahaha, that crazy jive you were talking in the other thread was over the top, but this is genuinely funny.
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LostInTheSauce wrote:THIS IS SPAM!!!!! And on top of that its plain rude!!!! Look at Babe Ruth and Eric Gregg, they were both weight challenged and look at the job they did. Did a mob of cheese steak weilding belly enhanced kids beat you up when you were little?
I know its been said before, but really saying he's fat is just stating a fact. Its like saying that Rich Hill is tall. Or that Julio Franco is old. Or that Pedro Martinez is bionically reconstructed. The list goes on and on, it is beyond the scope of this post to exhaust it.
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He pitched well most of his pitches were around 92, and he may have tired a little toward the end of his outing, but he looked pretty good and if he continues to regain velocity he should be decent.
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thedude wrote:He pitched well most of his pitches were around 92, and he may have tired a little toward the end of his outing, but he looked pretty and if he continues to regain velocity he should be decent.