This had to be the most disappointing series of the season.
Good homestand, followed by being swept by the last place Reds.
Nothing against the Reds, they wanted to win, and played like it.

The Indians acted like they were in the middle of another long nap.

Wonder what Wedge and the rest of the team said when Francisco
woke them and announced that he'd been hit close to his head?
With Brandon Phillips leading off, I'd hoped to see him get one in the ribs.
Nope, not from this team.

I turned the game off of TV, grabbed my radio, and planted more veggies
in the garden. I spent more energy doing that than all the position
players combined spent playing on Sunday.

These guys seem as interested in playing ball as my boy is in the
sermon at church on Sundays.

On May 19, 10:06 am, "Steve-O" <steveone...@alltel.net> wrote:
> This had to be the most disappointing series of the season.
> Good homestand, followed by being swept by the last place Reds.
> Nothing against the Reds, they wanted to win, and played like it.
>
> The Indians acted like they were in the middle of another long nap.
>
> Wonder what Wedge and the rest of the team said when Francisco
> woke them and announced that he'd been hit close to his head?
> With Brandon Phillips leading off, I'd hoped to see him get one in the ribs.
> Nope, not from this team.
>
> I turned the game off of TV, grabbed my radio, and planted more veggies
> in the garden. I spent more energy doing that than all the position
> players combined spent playing on Sunday.
>
> These guys seem as interested in playing ball as my boy is in the
> sermon at church on Sundays.

Fill me in on what happened to Francisco. Missed watching the game on
purpose! Boring team this year.

"wolfagain" <wolf@provide.net> wrote in message
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> Fill me in on what happened to Francisco. Missed watching the game on
> purpose! Boring team this year.

1.) Volquez hit Francisco up and in.
2.) The Indians ignored it, and played dead the rest of the game.
3.) The End.

On May 20, 3:53 pm, "Steve-O" <steveone...@alltel.net> wrote:
> "wolfagain" <w...@provide.net> wrote in message
>
> news:09b1b31d-7aae-4462-854c-66744ffefdfa@r66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>
> > Fill me in on what happened to Francisco. Missed watching the game on
> > purpose! Boring team this year.
>
> 1.) Volquez hit Francisco up and in.
> 2.) The Indians ignored it, and played dead the rest of the game.
> 3.) The End.

Wedge's fault probably! Gotta protect your hitters.

"wolfagain" <wolf@provide.net> wrote in message
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> Wedge's fault probably! Gotta protect your hitters.

Wedge has no hitters.
I've had higher BAC tests than the team Batting Average.

San Diego beat the crapola out of Cinci last night. Kous had a HR and hit 2
for 4.

"Steve-O" <steveoneill@alltel.net> wrote in message
news:8ac70$483196a2$4b75f4bf$32443@ALLTEL.NET...
> This had to be the most disappointing series of the season.
> Good homestand, followed by being swept by the last place Reds.
> Nothing against the Reds, they wanted to win, and played like it.
>
> The Indians acted like they were in the middle of another long nap.
>
> Wonder what Wedge and the rest of the team said when Francisco
> woke them and announced that he'd been hit close to his head?
> With Brandon Phillips leading off, I'd hoped to see him get one in the
ribs.
> Nope, not from this team.
>
> I turned the game off of TV, grabbed my radio, and planted more veggies
> in the garden. I spent more energy doing that than all the position
> players combined spent playing on Sunday.
>
> These guys seem as interested in playing ball as my boy is in the
> sermon at church on Sundays.
>
>

"Doug" <fabien@toast.net> wrote in message
news:nOGdnTtNtPt7cqvVnZ2dnUVZ_gWdnZ2d@posted.toastnet...
> San Diego beat the crapola out of Cinci last night. Kous had a HR and hit
> 2
> for 4.
>
Yeah....Cinci sweeps the Tribe.
Then, gets swept by the Dodgers, and lose to
one of the wost teams in baseball.