Stealing the GT to save BPJ

[mostonmike]

How will Dan describe that one?

A : “That's a tough one.”
B : “It's a tough one today.”
C: “A shame we had to come out on the wrong side of this one.”

[Michael K.]

How will Dan describe that one?

A : “That's a tough one.”
B : “It's a tough one today.”
C: “A shame we had to come out on the wrong side of this one.”

I mean ya know.........

[mostonmike]

He went with

“Difficult day, difficult series”

[D-train]

Hey look, two outs and a Ray decides to just go with the pitch instead of pulling every muscle in his body trying to hit it 500 feet. And they are about to sweep us.

Fuck this team. Again, I'm forced to watch because it's on at the Taphouse, and my wife and I love this place. I'm thinking about asking them to put both TVs on the Dodger game tho.

But jerry is 100 percent analytics. No wavering. So the team is what it is.

No he is 100% dumb ass.

[seattlefan-daBronx]

I don't think I've ever been so disappointed in a team.
Maybe it's because we know of their potential and talent.
They are simply underperforming from A to Z.
Dan has to go.

This upcoming road trip will imho make or break their season.
Yanks, Ho's, Bucks. Sounds like a whore / horror house. Either one works.

[D-train]

I hope they play a lot better over the 100 year anniversary celebration weekend!

[Michael K.]

This upcoming road trip will break their season.

I fixed it for ya.

Though? I'm pretty sure this season was broke around the All Star Break.

[D-train]

Poor Rick. He asked for a WS title his final season for a retirement gift and got a shit sandwich minus the bread.

[AT Fresno]

Poor Rick. He asked for a WS title his final season for a retirement gift and got a shit sandwich minus the bread.

Yes. the season has been over for some time now. Accepting reality has not yet occurred for all. The last time Seattle's professional baseball team won a championship, I was. there. They were the Seattle Rainers, our manager was a mean guy, Rogers Hornsby. We were at Sick's Stadium in Rainer Valley. The baseball announcer on the radio wasn't Rick Rizz, it was Leo Lassen. Our star centerfielder was "Jumpin' Jim Rivera. I was 6 years old. It was 1951.

[DavidGee24]

6 game homestand

8 runs scored and against only 2 good starting pitchers

30th in batting average

30th in runs scored