Game 38-Back to baseball

19 Responses to Game 38-Back to baseball

1. bornwithpinstripes says:

   May 15, 2011 at 8:08 pm

   see chris his wife retreated from the bad back story..that means it was an untruth or as i call it a lie.. it is his wife, she loves him and does not want is 11mil left behind..my mother or my girl friend or my wife can never fight my battles or get in the middle of my job..no excuse here.just say sorry and show up

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   T.O. Chris Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 8:36 pm

   Are you serious? Stop making this women out to be a gold digger…. You are embarrassing yourself with this. It has nothing to do with the money. I was the first to say she shouldn’t have tweeted anything, but to keep bringing up the money like you are is ridiculous.

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   bornwithpinstripes Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 9:05 pm

   who said gold digger…i said she did not want him to make a hugh mistake and blow his contract for refusing to play ..come on chris it was clear what i wrote

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   T.O. Chris Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 9:11 pm

   You have brought up money ever single time you have brought up Laura Posada, it is offensive, it makes her seem like she cares more about his money than Jorge.

   If you think it’s clear, I keep saying it isn’t, it’s probably only clear to you.

   I’m done with this conversation.

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   bornwithpinstripes Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 10:03 pm

   are you going to ask out of the line up also?

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2. Matt says:

   May 15, 2011 at 8:55 pm

   To many homeruns…..hahahahha

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   T.O. Chris Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 9:10 pm

   Bobby V is probably the most irritating person in the ESPN booth haha.

   He won’t stay on this track but Curtis is cirrently on pace for 50+ HRs.

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   Matt Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 9:29 pm

   gonna have to disagree with you T.O. I like this crew better than the old mistake filled crew they replaced

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   T.O. Chris Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 9:31 pm

   I like the other two, and I completely agree they are better than Joe Morgan and Jon Miller, but Bobby V just can’t control his Yankee hate.

   He said before the season that the biggest reason to him as to why the Yankees were going to miss the playoff was Russell Martin. He said he thought he couldn’t hit anymore, and wouldn’t be able to learn the pitching staff in time.

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3. T.O. Chris says:

   May 15, 2011 at 9:05 pm

   Let’s just clear this up born…

   I never said the reason he was out of yesterdays game because of the back, in fact I mentioned more than once I didn’t believe that was the reason. However I also said that if he didn’t have a sore something on his body at this point I would be surprised, he clearly used that as his excuse after the game but it doesn’t mean his wife is a liar as you said she was.

   The problem I have with what you said is that you said he had his wife lie for him, and I simply don’t feel comfortable talking about someones wife like that. It isn’t right, you don’t know that women. It’s the same reason I have a problem with you continuing to insinuate that she wants him to keep playing because she doesn’t want to lose his money. It sounds like you are calling the women a gold digger and that is simply wrong.

   The other disagreement we had revolved around you saying Posada should simply retire… While I don’t necessarily disagree with this, all I have said from the beginning is that it won’t happen. He has too much pride to ever admit that he is done, it doesn’t matter what the numbers say. An athlete like that will never admit he is done playing. There are way too many examples of players who played at a top level not letting go to run through, Jorge has an ego and it won’t let him admit he is done.

   Yes this mean he will force the team to DFA him if they want him off the team before the season is out. Is this selfish? Sure it is, I never said it wasn’t, I was simply pointing out the mentality of a great athlete. Trying to compare his mindset to the mindset of a Gil Meche is apples and oranges, because even at his best Meche wasn’t considered a potential hall of famer. Therefore I am sure he is much more in touch with where he is as an athlete than Posada is.

   Much of this was simply you not understanding what I was saying, I have tried multiple times to explain my position, but honestly this is simply getting frustrating. I feel like we have had the same conversation for hours without it getting anywhere. I don’t know what you can disagree with here, again I feel it is the fact that either I am not explaining myself well enough, or you are simply not understanding.

   Yes Posada is wrong, but to expect him to retire isn’t realistic, and acting on emotion and simply DFA’ing him over this situation isn’t a smart move from a PR stand point. You give him another 2 to 3 weeks to try and turn things around and then you do what you have to do.

   Now hopefully we can put this behind us and move on.. finally.

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   bornwithpinstripes Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 9:12 pm

   i agree put it behind..but she did lie..nothing wrong with his back..if she is going to get involved with his job then she is subjected to commentary..and not even telling the truth ..she like everyone else becomes fare game to challenge..you feel she has the right to get involved..if you do we clearly have zero left to discuss in this area

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   T.O. Chris Reply:
   May 15th, 2011 at 9:16 pm

   Oh my god! How do you not get this? You know full well I don’t think she should jump in the clubs business.

   I have said multiple times she needs to stay out of the middle of this whole situation, she can only make it worse, however I am in no way willing to talk bad about the women. She is a civilian and a mans wife, it isn’t our business to take pot shots at the woman.

   To constantly bring up money every time her name is mentioned, to call her a liar, it’s all just wrong. For as much as you know Posada called her and said his back was the only reason, if that’s the case then she was telling the truth as far as she knew.

   You have no way of knowing what he did or did not tell her. She is not fair game, she should let the team business alone! and we should let her alone!

   I have no idea why you continue to pick and chose certain things to try and twist into something else…

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4. T.O. Chris says:

   May 15, 2011 at 9:29 pm

   Buster Olney had a report earlier today that he doesn’t expect any big name pitchers to be available come the deadline. In fact he went as far as to say that several GMs told him they don’t expect any bigger names than Paul Maholm, and Aaron Harang to be available for trade.

   Let’s all hope that Buster is talking to just be talking on that one.

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5. T.O. Chris says:

   May 15, 2011 at 9:34 pm

   There has been a very large strike zone in this game, it’s like he wants to hurry the game along.

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6. T.O. Chris says:

   May 15, 2011 at 9:40 pm

   I’m pretty sure Gardner had that beat if he just kept running to second, I think he faked out by the man covering 2nd.

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7. Steve S. says:

   May 15, 2011 at 9:55 pm

   Posada just asked out of the trainers room. Said he’s not happy with his massage time.

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8. T.O. Chris says:

   May 15, 2011 at 10:21 pm

   Cano’s BB% is extremely low this season (3.3%), dropping almost 5 points from last years 8.2%. He’s walking less and striking out more than he has in his entire career, with a K% 5.1 points above (17.1%) his career average of 12%. His BABIP is also the lowest of his career (.275), and only the second time he has been below .300 since his 2007 season.

   He is hitting the ball with authority however with a .536 SLG, a career high .257 ISO, and a .372 wOBA, so I expect the other numbers to start trending upwards at some point. I imagine though with Cano not hitting like we expect it is making the rest of the lineup struggles a little more noticeable.

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9. bornwithpinstripes says:

   May 15, 2011 at 10:44 pm

   this is the time girardi needs to come out and give it to theump and get thrown out ..this is a perfect time..nah he shakes his head..

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10. Kiko Jones says:

    May 16, 2011 at 7:01 am

    Not gonna rehash the Posada thing except to say he apologized and we all need to put it behind us. But…his timing was awful, regardless. Not just b/c this a series vs BOS but b/c this would’ve been a perfect time for Joe G. to crack the whip and the Posada incident—with its attendant hoopla—probably took away a prime opportunity to do so.

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