Series Thread: The hated Angels....8/15-17

[DT LUNA]

Choo gets the worse calls I've ever seen. That 2nd strike wasn't close.

But then he stands there and watches a good 3rd one go by, and he does that more than most too.

Thinking the same

 

[donaldson79]

He was in the booth. Don't know who he is.

It all makes sense now....I believe he's the mayor of Arlington.

 

[DT LUNA]

Helloooooo out there

 

[DT LUNA]

It all makes sense now....I believe he's the mayor of Arlington.

Well he sure missed on the booth duo.

 

[Duane1952]

Hey DT. Good move by Nick.

 

[donaldson79]

Well he sure missed on the booth duo.

He's a yellow tied, fanny kissing, politician. Can't expect much.

 

[DT LUNA]

Picked off Trout. haha

 

[DT LUNA]

Same ole story. Get some decent pitching and the offense sucks wind

 

[donaldson79]

Same ole story. Get some decent pitching and the offense sucks wind

This game really should be 1-0. And that might just be enough on it's own, unfortunately.

 

[DT LUNA]

ROSALES!!!!!!!lol

 

[Duane1952]

Alright a run.

 

[donaldson79]

This was in the DMN this morning. Kind of interesting.

ARLINGTON – Jon Edwards, of Keller, began the transition from outfielder to pitcher in 2011. His received a weekly salary of $50 for a brief time in the independent Pecos League.

Friday night, Edwards made his major-league debut by pitching one inning in a 5-4 loss to the Los Angeles Angels. He received $2,747.25 for that day of work.

The difference in salary offers perspective on the quantum leap Edwards has made. Guided by his strong personal faith, Edwards has advanced from the lowest level of organized baseball to the majors. He is the first-ever Pecos League alumnus to reach the majors

 

[DT LUNA]

Thus far we are 5 runs short of a sweep. Offense needs to pick it up.

 

[DT LUNA]

This was in the DMN this morning. Kind of interesting.

ARLINGTON – Jon Edwards, of Keller, began the transition from outfielder to pitcher in 2011. His received a weekly salary of $50 for a brief time in the independent Pecos League.

Friday night, Edwards made his major-league debut by pitching one inning in a 5-4 loss to the Los Angeles Angels. He received $2,747.25 for that day of work.

The difference in salary offers perspective on the quantum leap Edwards has made. Guided by his strong personal faith, Edwards has advanced from the lowest level of organized baseball to the majors. He is the first-ever Pecos League alumnus to reach the majors

Interesting indeed

 

[jta4437]

Choo gets the worse calls I've ever seen. That 2nd strike wasn't close.

But then he stands there and watches a good 3rd one go by, and he does that more than most too.

He's getting the Murphy treatment, he has to swing at so much crap now bc they are going to keep giving pitchers that outside pitch, when he swings its at crap when he doesn't they call those balls strikes, I hope the Rangers are sending those in to be reviewed for next year so they can fix that crap

Choo is so off balance b/c of all this, I think its more this than his ankle at this point

 

[romeo212000]

He's getting the Murphy treatment, he has to swing at so much crap now bc they are going to keep giving pitchers that outside pitch, when he swings its at crap when he doesn't they call those balls strikes, I hope the Rangers are sending those in to be reviewed for next year so they can fix that crap

Choo is so off balance b/c of all this, I think its more this than his ankle at this point

Why did this change all of a sudden though?

 

[romeo212000]

Lmao at this team.

 

[jta4437]

Why did this change all of a sudden though?

Choo or the strikezone?

 

[romeo212000]

Choo or the strikezone?

The zone. It's like the second a left hander puts on a ranger jersey they start getting fucked on the strike zone.

 

[jta4437]

The zone. It's like the second a left hander puts on a ranger jersey they start getting fucked on the strike zone.

Only thing I can figure...