He's been pitching out of the stretch the whole time.
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I'm predicting that there will be two pinch hitters in the ninth inning, especially since the guy scheduled to bat first has a lifetime batting of .000 and the final scheduled batter is the pitcher, who has a lifetime batting average of .128.
He lost the no hitter with the last batter.
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I thought Ichiro had it (and so didn't Don Orsillo).
As seen on espn.com:
Napoli's game-tying grand slam was calculated at 335 feet, and would have not been out of any other ballpark, according to ESPN Stats & Information. It was the shortest grand slam this season, and Napoli's shortest career home run.
Over the last three games the Red Sox have scored 41 runs. Unfortunately, the offensive fireworks will come to a screeching halt this afternoon in the Bronx. That has nothing to do with who will be pitching against them, it's who will be pitching for them. Seriously, if the Sox lose 2-1 today, I'll be convinced more than ever that they hate John Lackey!
Did you hear Orsillo & Eck joking about that last night?? They'll be tired after scoring all these runs, day game after a night game....
A couple of days ago, I was looking up something on Drew, and I saw that in the game I was reading about, he had hit a solid double that traveled about 370 feet on a line, whereas a teammate of his hit a 312 foot home run in the same game.
Guess who the last Red Sox player to have hit three grand slams in one season was. (Hint: his name is also the answer to just about every other Red Sox/Yankees historic trivia question)
Give that man the Elston Howard Award.
The batter had three balls on him. Might the pitcher have grooved the pitch to avoid losing the perfect game?
From today's Boston Herald:
From July 26 to Aug. 21, (Napoli) hit just .139. He missed two days with a sore foot, but since returning on Aug. 24, he has been a monster, hitting .410 with four homers and 13 RBI.
Those numbers should come as no surprise, given Napoli’s torrid September history. It’s by far the best month of his career, during which he has posted the best average (.302) and hit the most homers (35), with an OPS of nearly 1.100.
“I’m not afraid of (discussing his career success in the month of September),” Napoli said recently. “I like it. I can’t say that’s why I do good. It’s not like I’m trying to suck before it.”
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I hope the Sox don't go to the WS for one reason only. The WS thread will be 5,000 pages long.
I hope the Sox don't go to the WS for one reason only. The WS thread will be 5,000 pages long.
You can't be serious, 5000??
If the Sox make the WS, the thread will double that!!
