Leyland

Bonderman had a shaky first inning. Leyland goes out, says some stuff
to him, gives up 2 hits in the next 7 innings. Mets (Willie) should
take note.

On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:43:14 -0400, Matt wrote:

> Bonderman had a shaky first inning. Leyland goes out, says some stuff
> to him, gives up 2 hits in the next 7 innings. Mets (Willie) should
> take note.

What should he note? The 0-7 start?

Ruben

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"Matt" <mjrdjr2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Bonderman had a shaky first inning. Leyland goes out, says some stuff to
> him, gives up 2 hits in the next 7 innings. Mets (Willie) should take
> note.

I just got back from that Tigers - Yankee game up in the Bronx. Leyland's
done that with Bonderman before. He has the ability to calm pitchers down,
at least it seems to work with Bonderman.

On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:43:14 -0400, Matt <mjrdjr2000@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Bonderman had a shaky first inning. Leyland goes out, says some stuff
>to him, gives up 2 hits in the next 7 innings. Mets (Willie) should
>take note.

I know Willie. I watched him play. I watched him manage. And let me
tell you, sir ... Willie Randolf is no Jim Leyland.

Ruben wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:43:14 -0400, Matt wrote:
>
>> Bonderman had a shaky first inning. Leyland goes out, says some stuff
>> to him, gives up 2 hits in the next 7 innings. Mets (Willie) should
>> take note.
>
> What should he note? The 0-7 start?
>
> Ruben
>
Going out on a limb, but I'll bet the Tigers finish with a better record
than the Mets. Don't think the 0-7 start is much of an issue. It's a
marathon, not a sprint.

> I know Willie. I watched him play. I watched him manage. And let me
> tell you, sir ... Willie Randolf is no Jim Leyland.

hehe...vg

[Default] On Thu, 01 May 2008 16:41:09 -0400, Matt
<mjrdjr2000@yahoo.com> escribió:

>Ruben wrote:
>> On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:43:14 -0400, Matt wrote:
>>
>>> Bonderman had a shaky first inning. Leyland goes out, says some stuff
>>> to him, gives up 2 hits in the next 7 innings. Mets (Willie) should
>>> take note.
>>
>> What should he note? The 0-7 start?

>Going out on a limb, but I'll bet the Tigers finish with a better record
>than the Mets. Don't think the 0-7 start is much of an issue. It's a
>marathon, not a sprint.

Um, isn't the season a marathon for both the Tigers _and_ the
Mets? Seems to me that if Leyland is going to get a pass for the
Tigers' brutal start, then maybe we ought to cut Randolph a little
slack, too.

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