KowboyKarl
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@Buccigross: Dodgers: 1st team with 36 wins in 44-game stretch since the A's in 2005--1st NL team with such a stretch since 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers #elias
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@Buccigross: Dodgers: 1st team with 36 wins in 44-game stretch since the A's in 2005--1st NL team with such a stretch since 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers #elias
Dodgers gonna only lose at most 12 more games the rest of the year and win the division by 15-20 games, obviously
Me thinks you guys are jumping the gun. They're 9-1 in 10 games. Nothing any team can't pull out of it's ass when the stars align (I remember a shitty SD team a number of years back reeling off 14 straight, only to slip back into old ways once the stars stopped shining). That isn't to say what's happening isn't "for real", but a couple of quick observations -
(1) SF has enough class not to stay as cold as they are forever. Bad news for LA is they have them 7 times near the end of the season, only 3 times on deck coming up shortly, so LA's streak of good form isn't going to benefit much from getting SF while cold.
(2) 2 is the same as 1, except it applies to the D-Bags: they're cold too, but LA has 7 games with them late in the season, only 3 coming up soon, so again LA likely misses out on getting a whole lot of games out of the way against a major rival while that rival is cold (& that's if they're still cold at the time - these coming 3 games are far enough away that AZ has enough time to catch alight before they take place).
If the stars were truly aligning for LA, they'd have a ton of games against both SF & AZ immediately on deck while those teams are as cold as ice; what games they do have coming up are all on the road, in consecutive series (SF gets to suck the wind out of them, then the D-Bags benefit).
While there's also a heap of games against Boston, Tampa, Saint Louis and Cincinnati, I think it'll be found that how they do in those 14 games late vs SF & AZ decides who finishes where in the division. Those 14 games are only broken up by 1 road series @SD. It's a brutal stretch of scheduling.
will be shocked if the team doesn't win at least 4 of the next 5 WS
anything less would be shocking, too much talent and youth. feelgood story for sure
will be shocked if the team doesn't win at least 4 of the next 5 WS
anything less would be shocking, too much talent and youth. feelgood story for sure
they were bought for me, awesome game
plenty of orioles fans around, so yeah i enjoyed it
After bringing out the brooms in DC over Strasburg, Gonzalez, and Zimmerman, the Dodgers are now...
20-5 last 25 games
30-42 on June 21st
50-47 on July 21st
I got no clue why in the hell we would want Marmol...but, if we get him for pennies on the dollar (which it sounds like we will), I guess a change of scenery certainly couldn't hurt for him. Closer role is locked up anyway. I could only see him as a situational type middle reliever.
I'd say they lose maybe 5-6 games tops the rest of the season
50-30 or better works for me... 60-20? That would be unreal. But, 50-30 to 55-25 certainly doable. Staying healthy the key, of course.
In this post, KK refuses to get carried away. He's tempering expectations to a modest 20 to 30 games over the rest of the way.
So it wasn't Don Mattingly's fault. You guys were close to firing his ass earlier in the season.
and they were gonna take Dusty Baker to replace him :crying:
@Friedo790: Yasiel Puig was in the visitors clubhouse here at #Marlins Park & looked at us gathered there and yelled, "F**K the media" and left the room
My buddy was out at the cheetah last night doing blow with puig and kershaw
Outfield situation worries me a bit... Kemp obviously out, again. Ethier still ailing, could pinch hit, maybe. So that leaves Puig, Crawford, and now Schumaker plugged in at CF. I hope Skip can produce.
Hopefully tonight is the night..