Well, Backe was once a position player, so he can hit a bit. It’s like giving up a homer to Jorge Sosa.
Big D
on September 29, 2007 at 7:32 pm
The Padres are up 1 game on the Mets, Phils, and (if they win today) the Rockies. So if the Mets and Phils both win tomorrow, and the Rockies win today and tomorrow, and SD loses tomorrow, there would be a 4-way tie for the wildcard, with two of the teams also tied for the NL East lead. Or SD could just win tomorrow and end all the suspense. But there could still be a tie for the East. Which I guess would result in a one-game playoff. (I’m trying to make this exciting somehow. It’s not really working.)
I’m so upset with the Phillies. How could you give the Mets hope again? Let them slither back in this?
The Padres are fine I am sure. But still, now if the Mets win tomorrow, they are assured a playoff game with the Phillies at the least.
Adam M
on September 29, 2007 at 9:01 pm
Colorado is winning big. That means, if tomorrow the Rockies, Phillies, and Mets all win, and the Padres lose, there will be a 4-way tie for the WC. What happens then?
Brian J.
on September 29, 2007 at 9:12 pm
First the Mets and Phillies have to play for the NL East title. Then the loser drops into a 3-way playoff for the wild card. They draw straws to see who gets to play one game on the road, two at home, or two on the road.
Frank
on September 29, 2007 at 9:17 pm
Mac–you’re not the only one without anything. The Braves offense didn’t have much either. Not that it matters a lick–other than Chipper.
John Maine lost his no hitter for the Mets in the 8th, but they’re still up 12-0.
Ramirez lost a point on his BA, so he’s at .334
Two things that I’m glad happened this season:
1. The Red Sox won their division. That means the Braves 14 striaght will not be jeaporized for a long, long time. The Yanks go back to zero.
2. Bonds didn’t hit 756 off of a Braves pitcher. He had several chances to do it, too.
Guess those are the hightlights 0f 07.
… wow, I guess I should have more faith in Georgia Tech’s defense.
13-3, oh yes.
Stupid Phillies lost, so it’s back to the NL East being tied. However, Utley went 1-4, so his BA dropped some more.
Padres still up a game, I think they’ll take care of business and lock up the wildcard tomorrow.
All that momentum and the Phillies lose to the Nationals. Imagine how cursed they’d seem if they lose tomorrow and the Mets win.
Come on, Phillies. Don’t blow this.
Georgia was impressive today. LSU, a bit less so, but Tulane played inspired ball for a half.
Mac do you know when the 2008 Braves schedule will be released. Thanks.
Crazy upsets… I’m glad football season is in full swing. 6 of top-13 teams go down, and three haven’t even played yet.
Auburn, though, may need more than a prayer.
Ugh, Holliday hit a double to start off.
So, will Andruw play another game in a Braves uniform? He hasn’t been in there for the past two days…
Chipper’s up .33925 to .33871 according to my calculations.
Allowing a homer to the opposing pitcher isn’t exactly a great way to go out on a really good stretch by Bennett.
Well, Backe was once a position player, so he can hit a bit. It’s like giving up a homer to Jorge Sosa.
The Padres are up 1 game on the Mets, Phils, and (if they win today) the Rockies. So if the Mets and Phils both win tomorrow, and the Rockies win today and tomorrow, and SD loses tomorrow, there would be a 4-way tie for the wildcard, with two of the teams also tied for the NL East lead. Or SD could just win tomorrow and end all the suspense. But there could still be a tie for the East. Which I guess would result in a one-game playoff. (I’m trying to make this exciting somehow. It’s not really working.)
Go Chipper and go Phillies
I’m dang confused about what the current averages are right now.
All right, I think I got it, and I’ll calculate it again.
…
Holliday’s up .33974 to .33921 right now.
And now it’s all up to Gonzalez to stop Holliday. Just great.
Holliday probably has the average title locked up.
.3408 to .33921.
Holliday 2-2 now.
Meanwhile, Cox won’t give Chipper a chance to help himself in the race.
We can blame it on him.
For Chipper to even have a sniff at Holliday at this point, Holliday has to slump BIG time. Even a 2-5 night leaves him at .33971
This will be something that I will willingly blame on Cox if Chipper doesn’t get the NL batting title.
Doug Davis starts tomorrow for the Diamondbacks.
Chipper for leadoff tomorrow, please!
Holliday just popped out. His BA is .3402556
I’m so upset with the Phillies. How could you give the Mets hope again? Let them slither back in this?
The Padres are fine I am sure. But still, now if the Mets win tomorrow, they are assured a playoff game with the Phillies at the least.
Colorado is winning big. That means, if tomorrow the Rockies, Phillies, and Mets all win, and the Padres lose, there will be a 4-way tie for the WC. What happens then?
First the Mets and Phillies have to play for the NL East title. Then the loser drops into a 3-way playoff for the wild card. They draw straws to see who gets to play one game on the road, two at home, or two on the road.
Mac–you’re not the only one without anything. The Braves offense didn’t have much either. Not that it matters a lick–other than Chipper.
Holliday now 2-4.
.33971 for him. At least One more AB coming if he iasn’t taken out.
Best day of college football I’ve witnessed in a very long time.