i think leslie has liver spots

FTN wrote:


that is the greatest picture ever.

should be incorporated into the new banner, if possible

sorry, friend. this place doesn't need any filthy yankees in its banner.

anyone think Stark will spin a good yarn about this one later tonight?

FTN wrote:anyone think Stark will spin a good yarn about this one later tonight?

Odds are higher than the Reds' odds to win this series, which are still at 52% according to Cameron.

FTN wrote:anyone think Stark will spin a good yarn about this one later tonight?

On Wednesday, Roy Halladay became the first pitcher since Don Larsen to throw a no-hitter in the postseason!

But GET THIS. Did you know that he's the ONLY pitcher to ever do it against a team with a wOBA as HIGH as the Reds? What's more, he's the only pitcher to ever do it and third-order lose the game!

Joey Votto:

“It’s no fun out there. It’s like trying to hit nothing. He’s an ace among aces.”

"It's like trying to hit nothing" might be the best line ever. Very existential

Johnson saying that they put the end of the Phillies game on the Target Field big screen and that the Yanks taking BP stopped and watched the end.

need to come up with a good word filter for "third order"

Obligatory 'fugees reactions.

http://www.metsrefugees.com/forum/showt ... hp?t=46851

he threw a no hitter.

jerseyhoya wrote:Johnson saying that they put the end of the Phillies game on the Target Field big screen and that the Yanks taking BP stopped and watched the end.

Consider them Miles Davis

Bob Ford:

Here’s what really good teams do in this situation: They tip their hats, give the guy credit and forget the game. Here’s what teams that are unsure of themselves do: what the Reds did.

Some notes from ESPN recap

• From Elias: Roy Halladay is the first starting pitcher in the history of postseason baseball to have more hits in a game than he allowed. Halladay was 1-3 with a RBI in the game and allowed no hits.

• Halladay is also the second pitcher to throw a shutout in Phillies postseason history. The other was by Curt Schilling in Game 5 of the 1993 World Series.

Baseball began playing its World Series in 1903. Before Don Larsen Perfect Game: 52 postseasons played, then Don Larsen perfect game in 1956 World Series in 53rd postseason Since Don Larsen Perfect game 52 postseasons played, Halladay no-hitter in 2010 NLDS in 53rd postseason

momadance wrote:Obligatory 'fugees reactions.

http://www.metsrefugees.com/forum/showt ... hp?t=46851

I love how every single thread about the Phillies turns into a Phils vs. Yanks thread

Franzke

Bob Ford

lowcountry wrote:Bob Ford:

Here’s what really good teams do in this situation: They tip their hats, give the guy credit and forget the game. Here’s what teams that are unsure of themselves do: what the Reds did.

That's a great line

SK790 wrote:

FTN wrote:


that is the greatest picture ever.

should be incorporated into the new banner, if possible

I want no part of any Yankee in the banner. History be damned.

qft

Phil Sheridan:

Jimmy Rollins, who usually says a few words to Halladay, decided against it before this game.
“I said, ’Roy looks like he’s in a different world right now,’” Rollins said.