if you want to make a case that getting on base and hitting homers don’t matter to an offense, make the case. Otherwise it’s pretty hard to argue that Cust has been a bad player overall for the A’s. He’s slumping badly this year, and even so he’s leading the team in HRs by a large margin and is 2nd in OPS to Kennedy.
although not quite so much the last two years, when Cust had good totals (26 and 33, IIRC).
The guy got on base a lot in 07 and 08, and hit for power. Those are the two most important thing for an offense. Yes, he’s a really bad fielder. So they should DH him, not DFA him.
His stats don’t accurately reflect his value. OPS doesn’t account for strikeouts. Before you pretend strikeouts are like other outs only better because of no double-play possibility, consider that Cust’s strikeout rate was so ridiculous that he has little chance of making a productive out when you need one.
Additionally, walks just aren’t as valuable with a team like the A’s, with a team where nobody is hitting for average. So Cust isn’t that valuable to the A’s walking in the middle of a bat line-up.
And he’s just a bad player this year. He’s impeding the development of much more valuable players, taking up space for little reason.
Finally, I’m just tired of watching bad baseball. And with the exception of his three-true-outcomes skill set, he can’t do anything else. Beyond stats, aren’t we entitled to just want to watch people play well?
the values of his homers. This guy has hit 16 of the team’s 71 HR this year — not counting Holliday, it’s 16 of the 60 still on the roster. That’s basically a quarter of the team’s HR production.
On bad baseball: I agree he shouldn’t be in the field. Unfortunately, Hairston is hurt so Geren is kind of stuck. 2 of those young players managed to screw up a fly ball to right-center last night. 2 others screwed one up the last time the team came through Boston.
The best argument I think is the one about letting younger players play.
My point about Davis and Sweeney is that Cust isn’t the only one who makes dumb mistakes. In fact, some of the young players who might play in his stead would make some of their own.
This is the worst HR-hitting team in the AL. Giving up 1/5 of their homers seems kinda unwise to me.
He’s a limited player, but if you keep him at DH the things he does well can really help a team win. I agree he’s been way below par this year, and if he can’t be better than this next year they need to figure out another option. But he’s been the A’s’ most productive hitter for the last 2 seasons. I’m sorry you don’t like watching strike outs. But replacing him with anyone on the A’s roster in 07 or 08 would have cost the team wins. And watching HRs is fun, too.
It’s just a joke that, as far as I can tell, their WPA does not include fielding. It’d be tough, but using an inaccurate system kinda makes things worst.
I don’t think Cust got a negative WPA assigned for that double.
a) the team isn’t that good to begin with
b) they have the least experienced starting rotation any team has had for a few decades
c) the closer is a rookie
d) one of the starting OFs is day-to-day
e) 28 days without a day off
They don’t have the depth of talent to weather that without some problems.
Yeah, but you also have the chance to throw the runner out.
By ignoring the runner, you’re already saying it doesn’t matter if he scores. So if you throw the ball into CF in attempting to throw him out and he scores, are you really that much worse off?
You don’t know what is going to happen. I’m saying that in situations where it will take more than one run to tie the game, you can make decisions that will help you get that last out or two.
One of those decisions is to place your fielders in a spot where they can more easily get a grounder, and that will give the runner a bigger leadoff. The other is to not throw the ball to the base when the runner stealing, because if you try to force it, you may overthrow the ball, allowing the run to score and not showing any outs for it.
but that doesn’t change anything. WE got beat, we beat ourselves. It’s over. Tomorrow is another day. For some reason, today i am having trouble typing the word “tomorrow”.
Let's Go, Oak-land!
worldblee - July 30, 2009
(clap) (clap) (clap)(clap)(clap)
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
clap clap clapclapclap
RJ2549 - July 30, 2009
:: Clap, clap, clap, clap, clap. ::
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Oh, yay, it's that song again.
67MARQUEZ - July 30, 2009
Those Red Sox fans are SOOO CRAZ-ZAY! America loves them
franks a lot - July 30, 2009
Ruh-roh, Casilla sighting
worldblee - July 30, 2009
Can we talk about lobsters here?
ElQuesoCapitan - July 30, 2009
Only if they're Rock Lobsters.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Doo-doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo-da-doo!
Rock Lobster!
speckops - July 30, 2009
New thread and they are up?
isn’t that bad luck?
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
We have to try something.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Haha, our luck can't get worse.
It doesn’t matter, nothing does unless they come back.
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
No. Casilla is bad luck.
The rest just doesn’t really matter.
alox - July 30, 2009
I think I liked Jairo Garcia more than I like Santiago Casilla.
speckops - July 30, 2009
I don't like either one of them anymore.
alox - July 30, 2009
Well, me neither, but at least one of them had promise.
The other one’s no longer so shiny.
speckops - July 30, 2009
Yes, its still bad luck.
Everyone is just bitter.
ZigFan31 - July 30, 2009
Hey, you didn’t get left behind!
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
There's a first time for everything!
ZigFan31 - July 30, 2009
That’s what they say.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Something you should be finding out about soon?
ZigFan31 - July 30, 2009
I don’t know. It depends on what you’re talking about.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
If you only knew
mikev - July 30, 2009
I think I know.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
I held her
Um.. hands.
mikev - July 30, 2009
Lucky.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
I love the A's
almost as much as I love having 2 drinks at lunch to watch them!
no, I love the A’s more!!
my_cat_max - July 30, 2009
I may need a drink after this one.
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Its almost 5 PM in Boston
not that they need a reason.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Well shoot.....
Almost time for the second shift in the bars.
alox - July 30, 2009
Guess they won't have to use Bailey three days in a row, huh?
Flashfire - July 30, 2009
Yup.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Wait for the 9th.
brian.only - July 30, 2009
Pls dont suck.
brian.only - July 30, 2009
too late!
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Casilla will do his best to make it so Boston won't have to use Papelbon
worldblee - July 30, 2009
too late.
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
That ship sailed a long, long time ago.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Too late
speckops - July 30, 2009
....
……..
grumble.
brian.only - July 30, 2009
Korach: "Cust plays the carom"
Me: “Oh no, don’t do that!”
franks a lot - July 30, 2009
This is why 'ruh roh' and 'Casilla' go together
worldblee - July 30, 2009
Casilly, because things get out of hand when he pitches
franks a lot - July 30, 2009
We Want Paplebon
Belinelli's the savior - July 30, 2009
we want Bailey.
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
apparently, Devean George is the savior.
although you probably already knew that.
popcornjames - July 30, 2009
See, this is why trading Wuertz would be dumb.
mikev - July 30, 2009
Ken is right...
“When your starter goes 5 and a third, it’s a tough game to win”
I agree, especially with the heavy bullpen use.
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
Casilla is just like Cust
Only he pitches.
Earlier in the season, before the break at Tampa, I was certain he had thrown his last pitch for us.
What the fucking are we holding onto him for?
What are we waiting for him to discover?
Let him discover it some place else.
RLangford - July 30, 2009
Except he hasn't been our best hitter for 2 years in a row
Nick - July 30, 2009
Seriously, RLangford
if you want to make a case that getting on base and hitting homers don’t matter to an offense, make the case. Otherwise it’s pretty hard to argue that Cust has been a bad player overall for the A’s. He’s slumping badly this year, and even so he’s leading the team in HRs by a large margin and is 2nd in OPS to Kennedy.
Nick - July 30, 2009
Doesn't that say more about the lack of dingerz on this team than anything else?
speckops - July 30, 2009
Exactly.
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
It's about that, too
although not quite so much the last two years, when Cust had good totals (26 and 33, IIRC).
The guy got on base a lot in 07 and 08, and hit for power. Those are the two most important thing for an offense. Yes, he’s a really bad fielder. So they should DH him, not DFA him.
Nick - July 30, 2009
I think he's talking about Casilla.
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Casilla is garbage
DFA if there ever was one.
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
Yeah
this makes me miss Mecir.
hehe
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
At least Mecir had a great backstory
Englishmajor - July 30, 2009
I thought he had a clubfoot.
Didn’t know about the back problems.
alox - July 30, 2009
:0
alox - July 30, 2009
and an even better limp.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Cherith.
Cherith Cutestory.
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
Cute story.
ElQuesoCapitan - July 30, 2009
Yeah, and it's not really his fault that his 16 homeruns lead the team
He should never be “THE” power guy.
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
Still not a good thing considering how bad the offense has been over that time
Flashfire - July 30, 2009
Okay, here goes
His stats don’t accurately reflect his value. OPS doesn’t account for strikeouts. Before you pretend strikeouts are like other outs only better because of no double-play possibility, consider that Cust’s strikeout rate was so ridiculous that he has little chance of making a productive out when you need one.
Additionally, walks just aren’t as valuable with a team like the A’s, with a team where nobody is hitting for average. So Cust isn’t that valuable to the A’s walking in the middle of a bat line-up.
And he’s just a bad player this year. He’s impeding the development of much more valuable players, taking up space for little reason.
Finally, I’m just tired of watching bad baseball. And with the exception of his three-true-outcomes skill set, he can’t do anything else. Beyond stats, aren’t we entitled to just want to watch people play well?
RLangford - July 30, 2009
+1,000
Trainman - July 30, 2009
With power and no BA (due to K's) he's really an OK 5th place hitter.
The problem is that relies on having a decent 3rd and cleanup hitter.
speckops - July 30, 2009
I still don't think those points outweigh
the values of his homers. This guy has hit 16 of the team’s 71 HR this year — not counting Holliday, it’s 16 of the 60 still on the roster. That’s basically a quarter of the team’s HR production.
On bad baseball: I agree he shouldn’t be in the field. Unfortunately, Hairston is hurt so Geren is kind of stuck. 2 of those young players managed to screw up a fly ball to right-center last night. 2 others screwed one up the last time the team came through Boston.
The best argument I think is the one about letting younger players play.
Nick - July 30, 2009
Pointing out the screw up of others,
doesn’t make Cust a better fielder. It just points out that others sometimes screw up.
You’re overvaluing 16 home runs.
RLangford - July 30, 2009
Cust is a bad fielder
So is Big Papi. So is Travis Haffner.
My point about Davis and Sweeney is that Cust isn’t the only one who makes dumb mistakes. In fact, some of the young players who might play in his stead would make some of their own.
This is the worst HR-hitting team in the AL. Giving up 1/5 of their homers seems kinda unwise to me.
He’s a limited player, but if you keep him at DH the things he does well can really help a team win. I agree he’s been way below par this year, and if he can’t be better than this next year they need to figure out another option. But he’s been the A’s’ most productive hitter for the last 2 seasons. I’m sorry you don’t like watching strike outs. But replacing him with anyone on the A’s roster in 07 or 08 would have cost the team wins. And watching HRs is fun, too.
Nick - July 30, 2009
at least cust has some good moments through his inconsistencies
casilla has been consistently bad for about 2 and half monthes
green tusks - July 30, 2009
Fangraph will be interesting for this one.
brian.only - July 30, 2009
they're hating on breslow. -0.525 WPA
speckops - July 30, 2009
Were those earned runs?!?!?!
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
Yes.
If Cust were fast and bad hands, he would get an error. Instead, it’s a gift double.
speckops - July 30, 2009
Official scoring is a joke sometimes
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
No argument here.
speckops - July 30, 2009
He only gave up one earned run.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
But both of the runs were earned.
speckops - July 30, 2009
Wuertz was charged with two earned.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
He gave up a 3-run bomb in a high-leverage situation
Therefore, the large negative WPA.
doctorK - July 30, 2009
Oh, no debate here.
It’s just a joke that, as far as I can tell, their WPA does not include fielding. It’d be tough, but using an inaccurate system kinda makes things worst.
I don’t think Cust got a negative WPA assigned for that double.
speckops - July 30, 2009
always a silver lining
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
I'm predicting peaks and valleys
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
Not easy for a team with Springer, Casilla, and EGon in the bullpen together
unless you’re planning on having a lot of mopping-up to do.
Nick - July 30, 2009
So why haven't we traded Springer to the Cards yet?
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Casilla, get them out.... NOW!!!!
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Woohoo, we got an out!
worldblee - July 30, 2009
Another Paplebon blown save coming right up
Belinelli's the savior - July 30, 2009
Assuming Casilla keeps it a save situation
worldblee - July 30, 2009
We can only hope
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
I like the way you hope
Englishmajor - July 30, 2009
2 hands Cust!!!!
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Using two hands confuses the man
franks a lot - July 30, 2009
He never uses two hands
And he’s not good enough to get away with it.
Flashfire - July 30, 2009
He catch ball
an inning too late.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Green is out, Lowrie is at SS
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
reply fail.
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Two outs for two runs, that's a good trade, right?
worldblee - July 30, 2009
Can you pass another nail?
brian.only - July 30, 2009
Goal for the 9th
Hit it to Green.
Flashfire - July 30, 2009
+ a million
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
That's a lot of foul balls into the Boston dugout.
mikev - July 30, 2009
Green is out, Lowrie is at SS
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
They're on to my grand scheme!
Flashfire - July 30, 2009
9th inning rally!
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Thanks You
honestly I could care less if they win now.
kidding
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Gilmore girls...nice
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Hi, gals.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Hey girls, how you looking? Sooo good!
speckops - July 30, 2009
rawr.
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
SHE HAS AN A'S TATTOO!!!
And an A’s shirt…I LOVE IT!!!!!
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
They could have on an Angels shirt and they’d still (almost) look sexy.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
SACRILIGE!
BURN HIM!
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
I said that they would “almost” look sexy!
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
He turned me into a newt
I got better. Kinda.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Just hope the A's
make it interesting in the ninth.
alox - July 30, 2009
Give us the TeA'se!
worldblee - July 30, 2009
you want a.....tease?
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
They’re good at teasing.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Holy shit. I'm pretty sure my life just significantly changed for the better.
http://lifehacker.com/5311002/open-a-banana-like-a-monkey
mikev - July 30, 2009
The downside of that is that you have to deal with the seed.
speckops - July 30, 2009
clean up's always the tough part.
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
When it rains, wear a rain jacket.
speckops - July 30, 2009
i like the rain
67MARQUEZ - July 30, 2009
Internet was down for like 20 minutes, what did I miss?
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
clown porn.
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
Midget porn.
speckops - July 30, 2009
Don?
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
you rang?
67MARQUEZ - July 30, 2009
he paged you.
and me.
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
thought i heard screaming
67MARQUEZ - July 30, 2009
hawt?
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
clown porn?
can be.
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
yep
67MARQUEZ - July 30, 2009
Bullpen fail
mikev - July 30, 2009
Bullpen?!
I’d say they had some help.
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
Whatever. Regardless of Cust not catching the fly ball, Breslow gave up the 800 foot homer.
mikev - July 30, 2009
Very true.
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
CUSTFAIL!
ZigFan31 - July 30, 2009
The Red Sox have an 8-5 lead and we’re in the bottom of the ninth.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
um, no.
The Dogfather - July 30, 2009
Boston leads 8-5. We're in the ninth.
Englishmajor - July 30, 2009
were you here when Breslow gave up a 3 run shot?
or the 2 runs after that?
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
i missed that
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
Yeah theres really no reason to rehash.
but many reasons to cry.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Korea nuked Mae West, but things seem to have been rerouted appropriatly.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
casilla making a name for himself
green tusks - July 30, 2009
a bad name...
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
28 consecutive days with no days off?
man…hairston hurt them.
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
Yeah, we need to remember the context
a) the team isn’t that good to begin with
b) they have the least experienced starting rotation any team has had for a few decades
c) the closer is a rookie
d) one of the starting OFs is day-to-day
e) 28 days without a day off
They don’t have the depth of talent to weather that without some problems.
Nick - July 30, 2009
This guy is slower than Mike Moore
Flashfire - July 30, 2009
Santiago Casilla has an impressive 6.14 ERA now.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
still lower than Gio's!
speckops - July 30, 2009
Just missed everything due to meetings.
oblique - July 30, 2009
it's time for them to come home to oakalnd
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
Feel bad for Gio.
He didn’t deserve this. Of course, he didn’t deserve the ND against the Twinkies either.
alox - July 30, 2009
I wish he could've gone 7 today
Flashfire - July 30, 2009
Gio Gonzalez improved his ERA to 7.38, though!
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
The REAL problem today...
…was Gio going 5 1/3
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
all things considered
he has exceeded expectations even doing that.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
I love you OCAb
brian.only - July 30, 2009
Go Zook!
brian.only - July 30, 2009
Cabrera has kept his hitting streak alive.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Follow it up, Kurt.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Can someone please explain why defensive indifference makes any sense?
speckops - July 30, 2009
cause they indifferent whether u advance or not
rktse - July 30, 2009
Why risk throwing the ball away when you only need one more out, or they need more than one run to tie?
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Yeah, but you also have the chance to throw the runner out.
By ignoring the runner, you’re already saying it doesn’t matter if he scores. So if you throw the ball into CF in attempting to throw him out and he scores, are you really that much worse off?
speckops - July 30, 2009
It's usually used the run doesn't matter.
They’d rather take the safe route and just get the guy out in a popup or a grounder/throw to first.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
But you don't know that's going to happen.
speckops - July 30, 2009
You are correct.
You don’t know what is going to happen. I’m saying that in situations where it will take more than one run to tie the game, you can make decisions that will help you get that last out or two.
One of those decisions is to place your fielders in a spot where they can more easily get a grounder, and that will give the runner a bigger leadoff. The other is to not throw the ball to the base when the runner stealing, because if you try to force it, you may overthrow the ball, allowing the run to score and not showing any outs for it.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Basically someone has to cover the base and creates a hole that a rutine ball can be hit through.
designatedforassignment - July 30, 2009
That's not a bad point.
I still feel like the ~25% chance of throwing the runner out is a better bet than the ball finding that hole as the 2B/SS covers.
speckops - July 30, 2009
I don't know, but it makes me think of Bon Jovi.
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
I don't care. You got a problem with that?
oblique - July 30, 2009
I'm defensively indifferent.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Come on, Kurt
Englishmajor - July 30, 2009
Come on Zook!!!
keep the hit streak going.
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Doooo it
worldblee - July 30, 2009
Hit em where they ain't
whoops too late.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Haha - Gameday has Zooks hitting left-handed
doctorK - July 30, 2009
Cust redeem thyself with a tater'.
brian.only - July 30, 2009
I want to believe, but my heart says it will be a "strickout"
franks a lot - July 30, 2009
Even if he does, people will blame him for there not being enough men on base to tie the game
doctorK - July 30, 2009
Seriously
Joey C. - July 30, 2009
I'd settle for him setting the table for Tommy Time
Joey C. - July 30, 2009
Sigh.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Set up for Cust to prove me wrong
This is the situation you’d want him in. Just get on.
RLangford - July 30, 2009
Come on Cust!
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
I'll take either or both,
doesn’t matter to me.
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
damn...solid contact...just right too Pedroia
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Cust walk, Everidge HR
Pretty plz.
worldblee - July 30, 2009
Tommyknocker!
The Dogfather - July 30, 2009
Rats. Little sawed-off fucker.
The Dogfather - July 30, 2009
not liking the day games
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
try writing about it
67MARQUEZ - July 30, 2009
longball from Cust, followed by Everidge's first career hr?
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Will you take a walk before the home run?
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
The one great thing about baseball
is that there is always a tomorrow.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
it’s like a soap opera, i’m hooked
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
Or a scab you just can't stop picking....
GreenNGoldSooner - July 30, 2009
or a sunburn that wont stop peeling...
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
One of many
Joey C. - July 30, 2009
They're got to be a morning after....
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
You succubus
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Can I have yellow with a side of white?
Leopold Bloom - July 30, 2009
I need about a tree-fitty.
It was about that time that I realized that the Girl Scout was a six story high Loch Ness monster……
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
cust muight need that tree fitty
to catch the Greyhound bus or home
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
If we're going to lose, atleast make it interesting.
Hit it out, cust.
ElQuesoCapitan - July 30, 2009
blah!
likeiwouldtellyou - July 30, 2009
damn...
VV A's fan - July 30, 2009
Oh well.
Englishmajor - July 30, 2009
Split with the Sox is not too bad
All things considered.
worldblee - July 30, 2009
I loook forward to the day...
… when it pisses us off.
The Dogfather - July 30, 2009
+1
For me, that day is NOW.
doctorK - July 30, 2009
Oh I am pissed off
but that doesn’t change anything. WE got beat, we beat ourselves. It’s over. Tomorrow is another day. For some reason, today i am having trouble typing the word “tomorrow”.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
i agree
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
steroid ortiz
likeiwouldtellyou - July 30, 2009
is it over?
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
Officially.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Blarg
ElQuesoCapitan - July 30, 2009
fail
Oh well, at least my GOG guess was right on the series outcomeshitdoctorK - July 30, 2009
Woulda been nice to go 3-1 against one of the better teams in baseball
As it is, a split is alright.
Let’s get ’em tomorrow.
Joey C. - July 30, 2009
Very un-Custian....swinging on a 2-0 pitch
franks a lot - July 30, 2009
sigh
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
so close to series victory
green tusks - July 30, 2009
A split in Fenway is GOOD
All things considered, we’ll take it. Got a gift on Tuesday
baseballgirl - July 30, 2009
We've gotten many gifts over the last few weeks
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
2-2 against a good team isn't too bad.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Sigh.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
later!
OakA'sHoney - July 30, 2009
Bye.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
what 's up with all the gilmore girl pictures
green tusks - July 30, 2009
They're kinda the rally icon for games Gio starts.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
Don’t you ever question them again, okay?
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
WHAT'S UP WITH ALL THE GILMORE GIRL PICTURES.
ElQuesoCapitan - July 30, 2009
How dare you!
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
I dare.
ElQuesoCapitan - July 30, 2009
whats up with all the Gilmore Girls pics...
where they are wearing clothes?
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
There are ones otherwise?
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Meh
I wish.
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Sigh.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
Only the faked ones.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
and whatever happened to the young one
green tusks - July 30, 2009
The young one travels with pants.
LoneStranger - July 30, 2009
the Young Ones
shouldn’t be afraid
to live
Love
Theres a song to be sung
cuz we may not be the young ones very long…
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Where, Ric, the People's Poet?
worldblee - July 30, 2009
I'm trying to free-form!!!!
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
Adrian: I'm bored, bored, bored, of having a losing record!
worldblee - July 30, 2009
I left when it was 1-0...
What the fuck happened?
Orodawg - July 30, 2009
Wuertz, Breslow and Springer were charged with a combined five runs.
Cust misplayed a ball in the outfield.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
I meant Casilla and not Springer, though.
Rated-R Superstar - July 30, 2009
That misplayed ball changed the whole game.
ElQuesoCapitan - July 30, 2009
Truth.
speckops - July 30, 2009
CUUUUUUUUUUUST!!!
BleedGreen - July 30, 2009
found this picture of Ortiz at the post game intview
i think someone just asked him about his steroid use….
HeavyHitters510 - July 30, 2009
RECAP
Here
67MARQUEZ - July 30, 2009
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