Why this team wins imhumbleo.

[filosofy29]

There are the obvious reasons like dominating starting pitching and a great bullpen (playoffs not included, lol). But there seems to be something more than that. These guys, as cliche as it gets I know, really do play for each other. They are a "team" in every sense of the word. After a very crushing blow in game 5, when the World Series was within their grasp (and still is in fairness), they don't turn on each other. They pick each other up.

From todays Merc: San Francisco Giants lose 4-2, series extended - San Jose Mercury News

The Phillies added a run when Placido Polanco singled, and Lincecum blamed himself for not shutting down the rally.

"Aww, man," Huff said. "He's standing up for his first baseman. He's a great pitcher, a great kid. No, this one's on me. Obviously, I made the big one.

"It's all on me tonight."

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Hopefully though, either what the old Mule said was untrue about Huff, Burrell and Wilson.....or at the very least, these 3 learn from their mistake if the drinking and partying was true.

 

[msgkings322]

One silver lining on playing in Philly: unlikely those 3 are out carousing in Philadelphia bars like that. Maybe better focused and rested for games 6 and 7.

If we lose the series, partying like ya won it already feels a little like Dusty giving Ortiz the game ball.

I got no problem with players partying, in fact it's kind of cool, being out mixing it up with fans (and banging a few of them). But it might be a little unprofessional during such a big series, when you're the underdog...just sayin'.

I don't want to be a HF about this but let's win the series and then go out and get the celebration BJs.

 

[filosofy29]

One silver lining on playing in Philly: unlikely those 3 are out carousing in Philadelphia bars like that. Maybe better focused and rested for games 6 and 7.

If we lose the series, partying like ya won it already feels a little like Dusty giving Ortiz the game ball.

I got no problem with players partying, in fact it's kind of cool, being out mixing it up with fans (and banging a few of them). But it might be a little unprofessional during such a big series, when you're the underdog...just sayin'.

I don't want to be a HF about this but let's win the series and then go out and get the celebration BJs.

Agreed on all counts. I wonder if they partied after game 3 as well. Maybe nobody mentioned it due to the fact they won?

 

[gp956]

Sounds like Huff was being responsible - he only wanted a blowjob, afterall. Probably to help him relax and get a good night's sleep.

 

[msgkings322]

Sounds like Huff was being responsible - he only wanted a blowjob, afterall. Probably to help him relax and get a good night's sleep.

LOL.

 

[tzill]

One silver lining on playing in Philly: unlikely those 3 are out carousing in Philadelphia bars like that. Maybe better focused and rested for games 6 and 7.

If we lose the series, partying like ya won it already feels a little like Dusty giving Ortiz the game ball.

I got no problem with players partying, in fact it's kind of cool, being out mixing it up with fans (and banging a few of them). But it might be a little unprofessional during such a big series, when you're the underdog...just sayin'.

I don't want to be a HF about this but let's win the series and then go out and get the celebration BJs.

I saw Cody Ross in the Marina Wed night about 10pm. He had a gang of hotties around him and seemed to be a really cool dude. A number of guys came up and shook his hand and he was really well mannered about it all.

 

[tzill]

Sounds like Huff was being responsible - he only wanted a blowjob, afterall. Probably to help him relax and get a good night's sleep.

Hell, who DOESN'T sleep better after a little headroom?

 

[SFAnthem]

Sounds like Huff was being responsible - he only wanted a blowjob, afterall. Probably to help him relax and get a good night's sleep.

lol, I go around looking for blowies after I pass a tough class or a hard day's work, too.

I am not a professional ballplayer, though