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| 38.1 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Mon Mar 15 1993 09:48 | 3 |
| Walt, what do you think of Kirk Gibson being back on the Tigers?
Lee
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| 38.2 | | ROYALT::ASHE | T. Kennedy: Good senator, bad date | Tue Mar 16 1993 02:04 | 2 |
| Kirk who? I'll worry if he travels north...
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| 38.3 | Still waiting for the first clubhouse blowup... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Tue Mar 16 1993 12:09 | 10 |
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> Kirk who? I'll worry if he travels north...
He says his legs are as healthy as they've been in five years, and he's
already hit 2 HRs so far. He'll make the team if he doesn't fall apart
physically. You don't make a desperation public relations move like
this one and not follow up on it...
glenn
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| 38.4 | | ROYALT::ASHE | T. Kennedy: Good senator, bad date | Tue Mar 16 1993 19:16 | 4 |
| I can't see him making it unless Trammell winds up in CF. They have
too many infielders otherwise between Phillips, Livingstone, Trammell,
Whitaker and Fryman. Would like to see Brogna get a shot before Kirk.
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| 38.5 | Can he hold up and play some OF? Might be the key... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Tue Mar 16 1993 19:56 | 18 |
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> I can't see him making it unless Trammell winds up in CF. They have
> too many infielders otherwise between Phillips, Livingstone, Trammell,
> Whitaker and Fryman. Would like to see Brogna get a shot before Kirk.
I agree that the signing didn't make much sense considering the Tigers'
current needs and strengths. So why'd they do it? I'd be worried about
that PR factor. However, *if* he can make a reasonable physical comeback
(and he's stolen a couple of bases in addition to those HRs-- Gibson
never did exercise any restraint, exhibition game or not), I'd probably
still rather have Gibson's bat in the lineup than Dan Gladden's, and
Gibson was out in left field in the game against the Sox yesterday.
Brogna looks like he might be a little weak with the stick for a
1B/DH-only type...
glenn
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| 38.6 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Will u b there when I feed the tree... | Mon Apr 19 1993 04:17 | 2 |
| Tigers have won 5 in a row... are averaging 11 runs/game...
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| 38.7 | Tigers are 2-0 when they score 20 runs or more! | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | ComeToMiami-AndGiveUsYourMoney! | Tue Apr 20 1993 01:10 | 0 |
| 38.8 | Bet that streak will be broken before the end of the season :-) | PLUGH::NEEDLE | Money talks. Mine says "Good-Bye!" | Tue Apr 20 1993 02:06 | 0 |
| 38.9 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | A waist is a terrible thing to mind | Mon Apr 26 1993 10:57 | 12 |
| Tigers completed a 3 game sweep of the Twins, 16-5. For the 3 games,
Detroit plated 45, the Twins 10. The Tigers have won 10 of their last
11 games.
Yeah, I know it's early, but with so many writers picking them for last
place this year, it's kinda nice to see them on top at this time, and
creaming the ball. They're averaging over 8 runs per game. Tony
Phillips is leading the Majors with a .418 average.
Parade in May.
Lee
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| 38.10 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Det. Teamsters:92-93 DEChoop champs | Wed Apr 28 1993 16:50 | 4 |
| And their pitching is better over last year. Hitting will cool off,
but if they can get consistent pitching, they'll be more competitive.
Maybe not first, but not 6th or 7th....
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| 38.11 | Cecil's heating up now... | ROYALT::ASHE | Tell your ma, I moved to Arkansas... | Wed Jun 16 1993 15:11 | 3 |
| June 16th and we're still there... still getting consistent pitching.
Oh, it's not the all-star break yet... I can turn back over and go
to sleep...
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| 38.12 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | A waist is a terrible thing to mind | Wed Jun 16 1993 17:06 | 23 |
| Yep, 'ole Cec is getting hot. Two dingers last night, and I believe I
read that he's got 26 RBI's in his last 16 games. (Prior to last night)
Wonder if there's been a lineup change whereby he's getting better
pitches to hit, or are the opposing pitchers finally realizing that
just about anyone in that lineup can hit it out?
On another note, last night I took just a short drive and had Jimmie
Myers on. He was interviewing some old-time pitcher. I didn't hear
the name, but I believe he had at one time pitched for Cincinatti. He
played during the Babe's career.
Anyway, he was asked about changing managers and his answer was that
you had to have the horses first. No players, then no manager could
win. He said the Cinci team he was on was so bad, that he'll always
remember in one game where the Reds got 1 run and the lead in the early
innings, and one of his fellow players told him: "We'll, there's your
run. You're on your own now." :*) He laughed about it, but it
reminded me of the present Sox.
Lee
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| 38.13 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Still looking for that bluejean baby queen | Wed Jun 23 1993 17:40 | 3 |
| Tighers blew one lasted night. Knocked Mussina out, up 7-2 and they
gagged on it. Not good, considering 19 of the next 23 are on the road.
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| 38.14 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | A waist is a terrible thing to mind | Wed Jun 23 1993 18:25 | 3 |
| Right, not good, but they do have the 3rd best away record in MLB.
Lee
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| 38.15 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | A waist is a terrible thing to mind | Mon Jun 28 1993 10:50 | 5 |
| Re .14
Make that "had". :*(
Lee
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| 38.16 | | ROYALT::ASHE | STOP! You're bendin' the shafts!!! | Mon Jun 28 1993 13:48 | 2 |
| Lonnnnnnnnggggggg weekend... sigh...
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| 38.17 | | MKFSA::LONG | Life's a dance, you learn as you go | Mon Jun 28 1993 15:06 | 4 |
| Glad it wasn't just me.
billl
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| 38.18 | | ROYALT::ASHE | STOP! You're bendin' the shafts!!! | Mon Jun 28 1993 15:11 | 2 |
| YOu have a long weekend every weekend...
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| 38.19 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Never have to lift the seat, no one here but men | Fri Jul 02 1993 17:21 | 1 |
| Here's hoping they snap out of it soon....
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| 38.20 | Tigers win one for SPARKY | CSC32::GULDEN | | Sat Jul 03 1993 12:59 | 7 |
| They snapped out of the losing streak in Tiger fashion.
After being hitless from the second Phillips singled to lead off the
8th, Gladden singled to third, Fryman doubled to score 2 the
Cecil homered off the roof in left. TIE game. Then in the 10th
Cecil walked and Tettleton homered to win 6-4.
Wes
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| 38.21 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | A waist is a terrible thing to mind | Tue Jul 06 1993 10:49 | 6 |
| Hey Wes, where've you been? Glad to see you're still around.
Tigers lost again last night. If this keeps up, we'll only have Cecil
to watch, for HR's and RBI's.
Lee
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| 38.22 | Cecil has become one of the game's great figures... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Thu Jul 08 1993 17:08 | 13 |
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Nice historical perspective piece on Cecil Fielder in today's Globe by
Boston's best sportswriter, Bob Ryan. The article stems from Fielder's
monumental 485 ft. blast onto the Tiger Stadium leftfield roof last
Friday night. What other Boston columnist would just up and decide to
write a commentary on Fielder, comparing him to the great slugging
behemoths of the past (much less be at home on a Friday night watching
Detroit-Texas on ESPN!)? And the article is not cheapened by the usual
obligatory slams at the current Red Sox or modern baseball players, but
is pure baseball...
glenn
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| 38.23 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I like mine with french fried potatoes | Mon Jul 19 1993 17:22 | 7 |
| Well, it's the all-star break. I don't see the Tigers winning it
unless they get 1) Greg Harris from San Diego to sure up the middle
relief and 2) a decent starting pitcher. Maybe that comes from the
guys they've called up, but guys like Moore and Wells don't appear to
be putting up the numbers they did the first half. All it takes is
one hot stretch to take this and most of their extended road trip is
done. Cautiously optimistic. Not feeling this is destiny...
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| 38.24 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Mon Jul 19 1993 17:23 | 3 |
| Red Sox have plenty of middle relief help and need some offense.
Detroit has plenty of offense and need some pitching. Question is,
will there be a deal between 2 teams fighting for the AL East?
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| 38.25 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Mon Jul 19 1993 17:27 | 3 |
| thanks Mac, I needed that laugh.
The Crazy Met
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| 38.26 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Mon Jul 19 1993 17:29 | 5 |
| What's so funny? The Sox have one of the best pitching staffs in
baseball, an anemic offense and are going to have to make some roster
moves soon with guys like Calderon, Melendez, and Naehring coming off
the DL. The Tigers have one of the most potent offenses in baseball
and lack some pitching.
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| 38.27 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Mon Jul 19 1993 17:31 | 5 |
| Not the analysis Mac, the idea that teams in the AL East would trade
in the middle of a pennant race; especially when they might be able
to get help elsewhere.
The Crazy Met
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| 38.28 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I like mine with french fried potatoes | Mon Jul 19 1993 17:34 | 1 |
| Won't happen...
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| 38.29 | There's little logic to this... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Mon Jul 19 1993 18:37 | 15 |
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> Not the analysis Mac, the idea that teams in the AL East would trade
> in the middle of a pennant race; especially when they might be able
> to get help elsewhere.
If either team had any guts, they would. If you think you're making a
good trade, strengthening your team as much as the opponents', you go
ahead and make a trade in the division, especially if it's strictly a
shortterm thing where everyone's full hand is on the table (veterans
for veterans). Unfortunately, your average gutless baseball man who is
more worried about looking bad than fixing his team's problems refuses
to make such a deal, citing this ridiculous unwritten "rule".
glenn
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| 38.30 | "?yrrow em, tahW" | SALEM::TIMMONS | A waist is a terrible thing to mind | Mon Jul 19 1993 18:49 | 12 |
| Walt, this is a very strange season in the AL East. Seems like the whole season so far
has been a series of streaks, both hot and cold.
Tigers have, and the BoSox, now the Jays, too. The Orioles had their cold spell earlier.
I can't recall seeing so many teams in one division experiencing such manic swings in their
won/loss columns.
I haven't paid that much attention to the other div, or the NL. Are they also going thru such
strange behavior?
Lee
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| 38.31 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Mon Jul 19 1993 18:56 | 3 |
| AL West in 1990 had teams doing the hot/cold routine often.
The Crazy Met
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| 38.32 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I like mine with french fried potatoes | Mon Jul 19 1993 19:18 | 5 |
| If you make a deal to another team and that team wins the pennant, your
job is toast. No way they do it.
AL west this year has been streaky too. KC (start) and Texas come
to mind at first...
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| 38.33 | Why would Detroit turn away pitching from any source? | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Mon Jul 19 1993 19:36 | 18 |
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> If you make a deal to another team and that team wins the pennant, your
> job is toast. No way they do it.
And the same *should* happen if you do nothing when you have a chance
and the other teams wins it. In this case, I don't think either one
of these teams has a great chance to win the division this season with
what they've got right now, so fear should not be the motivating factor.
I think that Toronto, Baltimore, and New York are the clear favorites.
However, I believe that the Red Sox stand a much better chance of
filling their needs outside the division than the Tigers do, because
pitching is such a scarce resource. If the Tigers would absolutely
refuse to deal, say, a Rob Deer for a Jose Melendez/John Dopson package,
it would hurt them more than the Red Sox. The Red Sox currently
possess the scarcer resource.
glenn
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| 38.34 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Mon Jul 19 1993 19:43 | 4 |
| Glenn, we all agree that logically the Red Sox and Tigers have the right
players for a trade. But you have to forget about logic in this case.
The Crazy Met
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| 38.35 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | I need somebody to shove! | Mon Jul 19 1993 20:00 | 5 |
|
I'm with cousin Walt. If you trade within your division and the player
you trade helps the other team win the pennant not only should your job
be toast but you should be beaten about the face and neck with a large
mackerel.
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| 38.36 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Mon Jul 19 1993 20:03 | 3 |
| Tommy, you're being much too lenient. What happened, vacation mellowed you??
The Crazy Met
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| 38.37 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I like mine with french fried potatoes | Mon Jul 19 1993 20:06 | 8 |
| What does Melendez give you that Greg Harris (SDP) doesn't?
8-9, ERA around 4. has been starting this year but can cume out
of the pen.
Melendez has been hurt, Dopson hasn't proven he can pitch a whole
season. 7-5, 4.24 ERA... about 10th on their staff. And why
give up a Deer when you can give up your #3 catcher?
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| 38.38 | Trades not for the weak of heart... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Mon Jul 19 1993 20:25 | 32 |
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> What does Melendez give you that Greg Harris (SDP) doesn't?
Who are you going to give up for Greg Harris (SDP)? Who's
the #3 catcher? Rowland? How old is that guy, anyway? Seems like
he's been a "prospect" forever, but I suppose if San Diego likes him
that much...
> Melendez has been hurt, Dopson hasn't proven he can pitch a whole
> season. 7-5, 4.24 ERA... about 10th on their staff. And why
> give up a Deer when you can give up your #3 catcher?
What's the alternative for the Tigers to get a decent starting pitcher?
Are they going to go after the big stakes with Tim Belcher or Denny
Martinez? Are they going to trade their own young pitching (which is
what those teams that have fallen out of the race want)? I think not.
Would Dopson *and* Melendez help them? I think so. I only picked Deer
because he seemed to be a guy whose HR bat and glove in RF could help
the Sox some, but who hasn't done much at all for the Tigers.
I think Lou Gorman should be slapped around with a mackerel if he makes
*no* moves, inside or outside of the division, when he's overloaded
with pitching (a short term strength). I wouldn't give any young
kids to a team in the division that'll beat me for 10 years after my
player has retired, but I wouldn't worry about being embarrassed by
veterans for one season when I'm a longshot in the short term anyway.
It's called having some guts, a category which Lou doesn't lead the
league in. Among others, Pat Gillick dealt within the AL East and came
up roses on a couple of occasions...
glenn
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| 38.39 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I like mine with french fried potatoes | Mon Jul 19 1993 20:43 | 6 |
| Rowland? Not sure how old he is, but that's the rumor...
They won't trade for a Denny Martinez or Belcher. Did it in the past
to get Alexander, but it cost them Smoltz. Did it for Fred Lynn and
cost them Hoiles. They could do it again, but they'd get heat for
it. They could unload a Deer or Gladden or Cuyler, but they won't
do it to Boston.
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| 38.40 | Tigers afraid to move a Dan Gladden to Boston? C'mon... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Mon Jul 19 1993 21:11 | 27 |
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> They could unload a Deer or Gladden or Cuyler, but they won't
> do it to Boston.
Well, that's logic that I would have to disagree with (if that's
Detroit's thinking) for the following reasons:
1) None of these players is likely to make much of an impact; only Deer
would even have a chance
2) Detroit would get pitching on the cheap because only Boston in the
entire major leagues could be interested in such average position
players for starting pitching
3) Detroit needs to worry more about strengthening themselves to beat
out Toronto, New York, and Baltimore from up top than how much a bit
player might help weaker Boston down below
Like I said before, such a deal would hurt Boston's chances more than
it would hurt Detroit's. I greatly respect Detroit's lineup, and one
more starter, even a John Dopson, would go a long way. Frank Viola
would win 18-20 games for that team just by showing up. In Boston, he
struggles a bit, gives up 3 runs and it's another "L"...
glenn
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| 38.41 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I like mine with french fried potatoes | Mon Jul 19 1993 22:45 | 2 |
| I didn't say it wouldn't make sense. I'm saying they wouldn't do it
for that reason.
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| 38.42 | I'd like to see Deer in right; and taking shots at the Wall | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Wed Jul 21 1993 13:23 | 17 |
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> I didn't say it wouldn't make sense. I'm saying they wouldn't do it
> for that reason.
This morning's Globe reports that the Tigers are trying to move the guy
I liked, Rob Deer, to the Red Sox. Sparky is quoted as saying "If you
think it's going to help you, fine. Even if it's in your own
division-- what's the difference as long as it helps both teams?" You
gotta have more confidence in your management, Walt! Eminently
sensible. Better for the Tigers to get ahold of some pitching before
the Sox deal it away for Bip Roberts or Shane Mack or other players
that might help them even more than Deer.
I think that smart-aleck TCM owes an apology to Big Mac... ;-)
glenn
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| 38.43 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I like mine with french fried potatoes | Wed Jul 21 1993 13:44 | 2 |
| They're getting better. They did fire Bo. They did try to get better
pitching.
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| 38.44 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Wed Jul 21 1993 14:21 | 4 |
| Glenn, first lets see a Tigers-Red Sox trade happen.
The Crazy Met
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| 38.45 | Probably not going to happen because of Lou, not Sparky/et al | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Wed Jul 21 1993 15:43 | 8 |
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> Glenn, first lets see a Tigers-Red Sox trade happen.
Geez, TCM, that's a pretty strict pre-condition to not getting laughed
out of SPORTSnotes for initiating a discussion... ;-)
glenn
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| 38.46 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Wed Jul 21 1993 17:44 | 3 |
| ANd I thought .27 clarified things. silly me.
The Crazy Met
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| 38.47 | | CSC32::GULDEN | | Fri Jul 23 1993 03:13 | 10 |
| Well I don't think Greg Harris will make any difference. The whole
pitching staff has become very shakey. The offense is not doing much
lately either.
Gibson is now in CF replacing Cuyler and Fryman was moved to 3rd
because he was making too many errors. (20 as of 7-21). Trammell
is at SS. It seems they started to cool off after Whitaker was injured.
Wes
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| 38.48 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | A waist is a terrible thing to mind | Fri Jul 23 1993 11:10 | 11 |
| Well, they've sure played a lot better than was predicted by most
writers before the season. Mainly because of the pitching, I'd say,
which is now the main problem.
Darryl was giving me wise cracks daily about David Wells. In now
appears that Wells is now back to performing at what was his expected
level of competence.
Anyway, only a couple of games out in the loss column. Never say die.
Lee
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| 38.49 | We are talking Greg Harris (SDP) here, right? | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Fri Jul 23 1993 13:47 | 8 |
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> Well I don't think Greg Harris will make any difference.
In spite of Peter Gammons' "rumor", apparently the Pads said forget
Rich Rowland because he's not a competent defensive catcher.
glenn
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| 38.50 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Mon Aug 09 1993 15:05 | 5 |
| At least we knocked of the Sox 2 of 3 and hammered Roger a little.
Can't be real disappointed yet because this about where they were
supposed to finish. The first half showed a lot of promise though.
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| 38.51 | 1st series win in over a month | CSC32::GULDEN | | Tue Aug 10 1993 00:32 | 6 |
| It was their first series win since the first week of July against
Minnesota (Jul 2-4 ?). I was suprised to see Bolton pitch so strong.
He hasn't impressed me much. Tonight Moore pitches. He has won his
last 3 and has pitched like they expected when they signed him.
Wes
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| 38.52 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Wed Aug 11 1993 15:31 | 2 |
| Anyone know how long Wells is out for?
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| 38.53 | | CAM3::WAY | Sweet Home Chicago | Wed Aug 11 1993 16:12 | 5 |
| > Anyone know how long Wells is out for?
Till Dawn, I think....
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| 38.54 | | CTHQ::MCCULLOUGH | Melanie is one year old!!! | Wed Aug 11 1993 16:40 | 5 |
| 38.55 | | MPGS::MCCARTHY | Mike McCarthy SHR3-2/W1 237-2468 | Wed Aug 11 1993 17:10 | 3 |
| I heard 15 day DL, retro to August 1.
Mike
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| 38.56 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Wed Aug 11 1993 17:17 | 2 |
| I was Thurston for that info, Saw... thanks...
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| 38.57 | | CTHQ::MCCULLOUGH | Melanie is one year old!!! | Wed Aug 11 1993 17:36 | 1 |
| Walt, we can count on you to make a big splash...
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| 38.58 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | squished tomatoes | Wed Aug 11 1993 17:39 | 5 |
| > I was Thurston for that info, Saw... thanks...
^^^^^^^^
That remark makes me Howell, Walt.
brews
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| 38.59 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Wed Aug 11 1993 19:06 | 1 |
| I think I gingerly skip over that one...
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| 38.60 | | CTHQ::MCCULLOUGH | Melanie is one year old!!! | Wed Aug 11 1993 19:22 | 1 |
| Just a minnow, Walt, I think you should address it...
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| 38.61 | | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Wed Aug 11 1993 19:37 | 3 |
| And if you do address it Walt, make sure to Seal it and put on a
stamp...
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| 38.62 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Wed Aug 11 1993 19:47 | 2 |
| Nope... I'm gonna Skipper this time...
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| 38.63 | ouch | CTHQ::LEARY | McSorley,McFilthy,McNasty | Wed Aug 11 1993 20:26 | 9 |
| I got to tell y'all that I was *gladdened* when dat show was cancelled.
The backdrop always seemed too *mossi* and that Mrs. Howell,*whatacur*
even though MaryAnne was a *deer*. And they was out on the tropical
desert isle for years and looked as pale as ghosts.. ya thunk they
woulda *fry'd,man*. Anyhoo, the show sipped and the whole cast
should have thrown in the *briggs*.
MikeL
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| 38.64 | But she had that deep,Hesky voice | AKOCOA::BREEN | The Last Pennant Race | Wed Aug 11 1993 20:33 | 3 |
| > even though MaryAnne was a *deer*
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| 38.65 | Nothing Rides Like A Dere! | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Wed Aug 11 1993 20:34 | 1 |
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| 38.66 | Who made us trammel down this road anyway? | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Wed Aug 11 1993 20:37 | 1 |
| Watch it or I give all of ya da Bird...
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| 38.67 | | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Wed Aug 11 1993 20:57 | 2 |
| Walt, I don't think you're Worthy of that!
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| 38.68 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Wed Aug 11 1993 21:32 | 2 |
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| 38.70 | | CAM3::WAY | Sweet Home Chicago | Thu Aug 12 1993 13:18 | 7 |
| A lot of times in athletics, especially baseball, a player will get
the nickname "The Professor", perhaps because they were a college man.
Personally, I prefer to think it's because the player is outstanding
in his fielder, or maybe he has that certain sparky to his personality.
'Saw
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| 38.71 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Thu Aug 12 1993 15:02 | 6 |
| re .68: What's the point?
Too early to get excited yet, but the Tigers may have awakened. Thanks
to Roger and company, that's 4 of 5... and the bats are starting to
work again...
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| 38.72 | They still have a chance, trust me ! | KAOFS::R_OBAS | | Thu Aug 12 1993 15:22 | 6 |
|
I am not giving up on them. There's still a lot of games. Last year
Brew crew made a run for the pennant and they were in a worst spot
as the Tigers are in right now.
ricardo_a_die_hard_Detoit_Tiger_fan_from_BlUE_jAy_country.
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| 38.73 | ask Craze, he'll tell ya..... | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Thu Aug 12 1993 15:24 | 9 |
| In Noo Yawk, do you know what the translation of "trust me" is?
;^)
I remain,
wondering if we've ever been properly introduced to "trust you"?
;^)
Kev
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| 38.74 | But i'm not from noo yok | KAOFS::R_OBAS | | Thu Aug 12 1993 15:41 | 3 |
|
Kev,I do not want to know or care what the translation of "TRUST ME"
in noo yok is.
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| 38.75 | | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Thu Aug 12 1993 15:52 | 6 |
|
;^)
Too bad......It might have come in handy if you ever visited da place.
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| 38.76 | Darn.. I always forget to smile ! | KAOFS::R_OBAS | | Thu Aug 12 1993 17:05 | 2 |
|
I forgot to put ;^) in my previous reply, sorry .
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| 38.77 | | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Thu Aug 12 1993 17:24 | 10 |
| like they say,
No blood, no foul, no offense
no sweat
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| 38.78 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Thu Aug 12 1993 18:57 | 22 |
| Shhh... the Tigers may have been awakened...
From: MAIL::WIERSBECK "AVAILABLE FOR A SHISH-KEBOB DINNER
12-Aug-1993 1335"
To: ROYALT::ASHE
CC:
Subj: Tigers game
Walt,
Good news for you if you haven't heard already. Tigers lead 7-1 in the
bottom of the second. They knocked McDonald out in the first with
another big inning.
All I know is Cecil has driven one run in, so that drought is over. The
announcer said it was his 96th RBI to take the AL lead back.
They gave some stats on the O's pitchers in this series. The starters have
pitched a grand total of five innings in the three games and have an ERA of
40+ The relievers have an ERA of 10.80. (That's so far :*))
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| 38.79 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Thu Aug 12 1993 19:02 | 8 |
| > Shhh... the Tigers may have been awakened...
But they are 8 games out and have 4 teams in front of them So all
4 have to play 5-8 games worse than Detroit. That is a tough
position to be in since it is mostly out of Detroits hands, they need
a lot of help from other teams.
The Crazy Met
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| 38.80 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | I need somebody to shove! | Thu Aug 12 1993 19:16 | 3 |
| >> they need a lot of help from other teams.
Gee, just like the Mets.
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| 38.81 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Thu Aug 12 1993 19:21 | 4 |
| But they all play each other along the way. Look how fast the Sox
and Orioles got into this. I'm not saying it's a done deal, but if
they win today, that's 2 games they've gained on Baltimore and at
least 2 on Boston in a week's time.
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| 38.82 | If it happens, it would be positively historic... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Thu Aug 12 1993 19:33 | 16 |
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> But they all play each other along the way. Look how fast the Sox
> and Orioles got into this.
This was extremely unusual though, and required major mini-collapses by
both Toronto and Detroit, and a minor mini-collapse by the Yankees. I
recall sending the Sawmain a note stating that all hope was lost
regardless of how well the Sox were playing right around the time of
the All-Star break, because it was almost impossible to catch and
surpass *four* teams. The Sox then immediately proceeded to go from a
point where they were over 10+ games back to the lead (for a day or two)
in the fastest time period in 93 years of American League history! Only
three weeks, and they had to jump four teams to do it...
glenn
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| 38.83 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Thu Aug 12 1993 19:47 | 2 |
| So if the Sox fans all jump off the bandwagon in June and they come
back, that's reasonable, but if I keep faith now, I'm nuts?
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| 38.84 | uh huh | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Thu Aug 12 1993 19:51 | 6 |
| sounds reasonable to me.....
;^)
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| 38.85 | | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Thu Aug 12 1993 19:57 | 11 |
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> So if the Sox fans all jump off the bandwagon in June and they come
> back, that's reasonable, but if I keep faith now, I'm nuts?
Nope. There's a difference between rooting for something to happen and
expecting it to happen. If the Tigers come back from where they are
right now, it will positively be one of the greatest comebacks in baseball
history. That's a fact.
glenn
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| 38.86 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Thu Aug 12 1993 20:01 | 3 |
| We'll see... they need another pitcher. Nothing in this division makes
any sense. The national media still list the Tigers as being in the
hunt, even if the Boston media doesn't.
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| 38.87 | Ahem, Walt? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Thu Aug 12 1993 20:04 | 14 |
| Hey Walt,
Regarding you're p_name - I betcha that if you tied some raw meat
around your neck, at least some dogs should like you enuf to play
with you a little.
yes?
;^)
I remain,
willing to provide a pointer to the ::dogs notesfile too!
Kev
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| 38.88 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Thu Aug 12 1993 20:09 | 2 |
| McDonald got shelled again today? Didn't he get shelled just 2 days
ago by Detroit?
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| 38.89 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | No.3 looms over Fenway..... | Thu Aug 12 1993 20:17 | 7 |
|
I believe Fernando started today?
Chappy
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| 38.90 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Noone loves me but my mother... | Thu Aug 12 1993 20:38 | 7 |
| I just took Spud's mail, but I thought it was Fernando too... who ever
it was, I guess they didn't make it past the first...
Glenn, I think if they're within 5 with a month to go, anything's
possible. As the almond people would say, "Just a game a week, that's
all we ask..."
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| 38.91 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Thu Aug 12 1993 21:46 | 9 |
| re: .80
Tommy, were you implying the Mets had a chance this year? My, my you really
don't follow baseball too closely; even I concede that there is no way the
Mets will come close to winning the division this year. I'm glad to see there
are some who are more optimistic than I am. You are welcome to adopt
Mets in '93 as your p_name to show your renewed faith in the Mets.
The Crazy Met
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| 38.92 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | squished tomatoes | Thu Aug 12 1993 23:39 | 5 |
|
Final was something like 17-3. That oughta shake up the O's staff for
a while..
brews
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| 38.93 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Hippo Birdie 2 Me | Fri Aug 13 1993 00:38 | 11 |
|
>>Final was something like 17-3. That oughta shake up the O's staff for
>>a while..
I heerd it were 17-11. Lessee, the lasted three games, the O's has
lost 15-1, 15-5, and 17-11. Hail, they even had one of their catchers
in there pitching today.
Helluva series the O's played there, eh????
JaKe
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| 38.94 | happy happy enjoy | CNTROL::CHILDS | Vo-La-Ray-Oh-Oh-Can-Sa-Ray-WowWow | Fri Aug 13 1993 11:57 | 7 |
| <<< Note 38.93 by PFSVAX::JACOB "Hippo Birdie 2 Me" >>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
JoJ_Not said congrats Jake.........
mike
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| 38.95 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | I need somebody to shove! | Fri Aug 13 1993 13:22 | 18 |
| re .91
>> Tommy, were you implying the Mets had a chance this year?
You mean they don't?
>> My, my you really don't follow baseball too closely; even I concede
>> that there is no way the Mets will come close to winning the division
>> this year.
Pretty bold statement there, TCM.
>> I'm glad to see there are some who are more optimistic than I am. You
>> are welcome to adopt Mets in '93 as your p_name to show your renewed
>> faith in the Mets.
Thanks. I'll adopt "Mets in '93" and after I tire of that I'll use
"Some people don't know what sarcasm is."
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| 38.96 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Fri Aug 13 1993 13:36 | 5 |
| > "Some people don't know what sarcasm is."
works both ways, eh?
The Crazy Met
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| 38.97 | | HANNAH::ASHE | Movin' on up, to the east side... | Mon Jun 20 1994 18:09 | 4 |
| Tigers tie the record for most consecutive games with at least 1 HR.
The Yanks had 40 during that stretch. The Tigers have 45 or 46.
At least 5 guys have double figures already.
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| 38.98 | | ROCK::HUBER | Indians in '94 | Tue Jun 21 1994 12:33 | 6 |
|
Despite a couple of close calls, Charles Nagy managed to snap the
consecutive game HR streak, leaving the Tigers tied with the Yankees
at 25 games.
Joe
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| 38.99 | | STRATA::RPETERSON | | Tue Jun 21 1994 18:58 | 5 |
| These are good times to be a Yankee fan. All the old records being
chased lately have been held by Yanks. It's just too bad that they are
so old, alot has changed since those records have been set.
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| 38.100 | ;^) | CSTEAM::FARLEY | | Wed Jun 22 1994 02:50 | 1 |
|
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| 38.101 | | HANNAH::ASHE | Movin' on up, to the east side... | Wed Jun 22 1994 14:32 | 2 |
| Tigers come back in the 9th to cool the torrid Indians...
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| 38.102 | Go Tigers | COMET::MARLAND | | Wed Jul 27 1994 20:26 | 3 |
| I'm a tiger from way back (since 1972) but haven't been able to see
them live since I moved to Colorado in 1982. Here's hoping for
interleague play in the future.
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| 38.103 | 8^) | CAMONE::WAY | Engine room hand, goes down with ship | Thu Jul 28 1994 12:39 | 28 |
| > I'm a tiger from way back
^^^^^^^^^^^
Do you like have to use a big kitty litter box? Do you have
any special dietary needs or do regular men, women and the
occasional small child?
>(since 1972)
If that's way back then suddenly I feel old...
>but haven't been able to see
> them live since I moved to Colorado in 1982. Here's hoping for
> interleague play in the future.
Interleague play? Jeez, why don't we just make it legal for men to
f___ sheep?
'Saw
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