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| Monday, June 13, 2005 |
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I just wrote a REALLY long post about Wakefield and the Sox, which of course blogger lost. Will have to rewrite it on my lunch break, but for now, this picture just makes me smile:
That's right, that's Tim Wakefield executing a textbook slide to avoid the tag at home. Just not every day you see an American League pitcher do that. Love it. MUCH longer post to come later. |
posted by FINY @ Monday, June 13, 2005   |
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It wasn't the only thing textbook about that sequence. Sveum came through with one of his textbooks misreads of the situation.
It worked out well, but how the hell does Sveum get the brilliant idea to send Wakefield (who's running style and ability is less than stellar) all the way from first home?
I thought he was dead to rights at home, but Wakefield pulled off a great slide. Good stuff, no thanks to Sveum.
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You people are stealing everything I talked about in the post I lost!!! :)
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When I saw Sveum sending him home I just cringed but thankfully this one worked out. Poor Johnny getting walked in his final at bat. He should have hit for the cycle...
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May 9th: Wakefield runs his record to 4-1 (3.18 ERA) with a 13-5 laugher over Oakland.
May 12th: finy trades for Wakefield in her fantasy league
June 6th: Wakefield drops his 5th straight decision, leaving him 4-6 (5.13 ERA) for the season.
June 7th: finy releases Wakefield from her fantasy team
June 12th: Wakefield absolutely dominates the Cubs
I think we all know what happened here.
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June 13th, FINY takes out a restraining order against Jack as he is clearly stalking her :)
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Macca,
It was for the greater good. FINY took one for the team. She was the touch of Death to Wakes (Sorry FINY but you can't argue against damning evidence like this).
It needed to be done, and I applaud FINY for having the courage and wisdom to realize her mistake.
FINY the fans of the Red Sox Salute you!!
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It wasn't the only thing textbook about that sequence. Sveum came through with one of his textbooks misreads of the situation.
It worked out well, but how the hell does Sveum get the brilliant idea to send Wakefield (who's running style and ability is less than stellar) all the way from first home?
I thought he was dead to rights at home, but Wakefield pulled off a great slide. Good stuff, no thanks to Sveum.