Two wins in one day is always nice. Plus it will be good to see Davies back on the mound.
Ron
on September 2, 2006 at 5:28 pm
I can’t wait to see what lineup Bobby goes with for game 2. Bring in the subs!
Jeff M.
on September 2, 2006 at 5:29 pm
Fellas,
Didn’t you get the memo about hope and this years Braves? Don’t fall for this team–they are a complete tease. Resolve yourself to utter hopelessness. The best you can hope for has already happened–we can’t be swept. Be happy. Go off and watch a college football game or something…
Pitching way down South where the thick green kudzu grow,
We made a weekend trip to play the poor poor Bravos!
Well you can pitch six innings, but don’t try to pitch nine
And when the bullpen calls, our hitters feelin’ fine! I say
One hit- Calantadero!
Two hits- Que lastima!
Three hits- Arriba!
Hey Hey Calantadero!
Paronto, Yates, and McBride hang a bunch of freaky pitches
Baez and Villareal are our sons of b****es!
We take one at a time, take ’em all at once
Our batting averages get a major buzz!
Four hits- Calantadero!
Five hits- Ay caramba!
Six hits- Arriba!
Hey Hey Calantadero!
– Bridge –
Seven hits- Calantadero!
Eight hits- Que lastima!
Nine hits- Ay yi yi yi yi
Hey Hey Calantadero!
Brian J.
on September 2, 2006 at 5:58 pm
Lineup Part Deux:
2B Orr “Not 2B”
Renteria SS
CJones 3B
AJones CF
McCann C
Francoeur RF
LaRoche 1B
Langerhans LF
Davies P
Rollins SS
Victorino CF
Utley 2B
Howard 1B
Burrell LF
Conine RF
Lieberthal C
Hernandez 3B
Mathieson P
'Rissa
on September 2, 2006 at 6:01 pm
McCann starts back-to-back games? Will he be able to go in either one tomorrow?
Jeff M.
on September 2, 2006 at 6:12 pm
Yes, that seems an odd call, but it may indicate that he is going to play 3 of 4 (two today and the nightcap tomorrow). And considering the possibility of seeing Pratt twice in two days, I’m thankful.
brule™
on September 2, 2006 at 6:17 pm
I was expecting to be able to go to the their concert 1 sep. I didn’t. That’s very disappointing. In stead drown my cares in mv with you and the Braves. here
brule™
on September 2, 2006 at 6:30 pm
long time no see, kyle Davies
'Rissa
on September 2, 2006 at 6:48 pm
Good to see Chipper hitting a long one. Now, if Davies can refrain from giving it all back, this could be a fun game.
'Rissa
on September 2, 2006 at 6:49 pm
Oops, spoke too soon.
'Rissa
on September 2, 2006 at 6:53 pm
Utley scares me.
Brian J.
on September 2, 2006 at 6:58 pm
Long time no see, and long time don’t want to see. Yikes, Kyle has been awful tonight.
'Rissa
on September 2, 2006 at 6:59 pm
Okay, not a good start by Davies.
Why do I feel like I’m talking to myself? 🙂
Actually, I’m out of here. Hopefully the Braves can rally and surprise me, abut I doubt it. Twice in a row would be asking a little much…
'Rissa
on September 2, 2006 at 6:59 pm
Okay I’m not completely alone. That’s good to know.
Brian J.
on September 2, 2006 at 7:02 pm
Well, Davies did just strike out Howard and Burrell, so there must be some hope for him.
Well, at least the football games are interesting…
Frank
on September 2, 2006 at 9:03 pm
Jeremy’s right–Ray’s toast. I think it is part a return to form (he’s been out of MLB for several seasons before this one so his stuff can’t be too good) and part a result of overuse during the first half.
Devine’s a bright spot tonight, especially in the 2nd game. It’s too early to tell, but maybe last year didn’t ruin him.
Now 16-3–maybe LaRoche will get to pitch. If his papa taught him anything, he’d do a better job than Lerew.
Isn’t it about time (actually past time) for Skip to give listeners permission to go walk the dog?
This whole first thing is catching…ugghh.
Common, Bravos. Let’s take both ends. ^^
Two wins in one day is always nice. Plus it will be good to see Davies back on the mound.
I can’t wait to see what lineup Bobby goes with for game 2. Bring in the subs!
Fellas,
Didn’t you get the memo about hope and this years Braves? Don’t fall for this team–they are a complete tease. Resolve yourself to utter hopelessness. The best you can hope for has already happened–we can’t be swept. Be happy. Go off and watch a college football game or something…
That’s what I’m doing Jeff…
Calantadero (Spanish for Bullpen)
Pitching way down South where the thick green kudzu grow,
We made a weekend trip to play the poor poor Bravos!
Well you can pitch six innings, but don’t try to pitch nine
And when the bullpen calls, our hitters feelin’ fine! I say
One hit- Calantadero!
Two hits- Que lastima!
Three hits- Arriba!
Hey Hey Calantadero!
Paronto, Yates, and McBride hang a bunch of freaky pitches
Baez and Villareal are our sons of b****es!
We take one at a time, take ’em all at once
Our batting averages get a major buzz!
Four hits- Calantadero!
Five hits- Ay caramba!
Six hits- Arriba!
Hey Hey Calantadero!
– Bridge –
Seven hits- Calantadero!
Eight hits- Que lastima!
Nine hits- Ay yi yi yi yi
Hey Hey Calantadero!
Lineup Part Deux:
2B Orr “Not 2B”
Renteria SS
CJones 3B
AJones CF
McCann C
Francoeur RF
LaRoche 1B
Langerhans LF
Davies P
Rollins SS
Victorino CF
Utley 2B
Howard 1B
Burrell LF
Conine RF
Lieberthal C
Hernandez 3B
Mathieson P
McCann starts back-to-back games? Will he be able to go in either one tomorrow?
Yes, that seems an odd call, but it may indicate that he is going to play 3 of 4 (two today and the nightcap tomorrow). And considering the possibility of seeing Pratt twice in two days, I’m thankful.
I was expecting to be able to go to the their concert 1 sep. I didn’t. That’s very disappointing. In stead drown my cares in mv with you and the Braves. here
long time no see, kyle Davies
Good to see Chipper hitting a long one. Now, if Davies can refrain from giving it all back, this could be a fun game.
Oops, spoke too soon.
Utley scares me.
Long time no see, and long time don’t want to see. Yikes, Kyle has been awful tonight.
Okay, not a good start by Davies.
Why do I feel like I’m talking to myself? 🙂
Actually, I’m out of here. Hopefully the Braves can rally and surprise me, abut I doubt it. Twice in a row would be asking a little much…
Okay I’m not completely alone. That’s good to know.
Well, Davies did just strike out Howard and Burrell, so there must be some hope for him.
This one might end up with a football score. Or a computer score.
@-@
Of course, you’re not alone.
I always think Kyle Davies has a control problem, you know.
Bobby should change the pitcher as soon as possible.
Here we go again.
Okay, this time I’m really out of here. No hope left for this game anyway…
Bobby, get the frickin’ hook. Kyle is not ready to come back.
I’m sure Bobby doesn’t wanna lose this game, hahahaha
how bout a hit with the bases juiced
guess not
Kenny Ray post All Star break: 7.20 ERA, .341 BAA. And going up. The guy is a walking corpse. STOP USING HIM, BOBBY! HE’S DONE!
allowed 17 hits, 14 runs for the 5 IP. dishonorable. but I’d like to watch the game until the end.
Brian Jordan in center, Brayan Pena at third, Tony Pena at short, Martin Prado at second and Todd Pratt catching. That’s interesting.
Well, at least the football games are interesting…
Jeremy’s right–Ray’s toast. I think it is part a return to form (he’s been out of MLB for several seasons before this one so his stuff can’t be too good) and part a result of overuse during the first half.
Devine’s a bright spot tonight, especially in the 2nd game. It’s too early to tell, but maybe last year didn’t ruin him.
Now 16-3–maybe LaRoche will get to pitch. If his papa taught him anything, he’d do a better job than Lerew.
Isn’t it about time (actually past time) for Skip to give listeners permission to go walk the dog?
Oh, wow. Davies – awful. Ray – awful. Lerew – awful.
On the upside, we scored a few while we had the “real” lineup in, and Devine looked good. :-p
Smitty,
YOUR VOLUNTEERS WERE SUPPOSED TO LOSE!!! 🙂
Hoo boy, that was ugly.
What a game Kenny Irons is having!!! He’s moving up on my Heisman List.
21 carries 184 yds 1 td, 3 rec 38 yds