re: Come @ me

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That's impossible to say though IMO.

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Of course it's impossible to say. The wind was blowing in hard today and there was almost no wind Friday night after the second inning.

Plus the ump today had a strike zone 6 inches wider than either side of the plate. I told my buddy in the first inning today when I saw the ump's strike zone that the game was going to be very low scoring. Pitchers didn't have to throw a strike to strike out hitters.

So when the other poster tries to claim Hilliard would not have given up 4 runs Friday night, all it tells me is that poster is an idiot who doesn't know shite about baseball.

Surprise surprise.Lsurussian spellchecking and calling other poster idiots for making comments on a sports forum that was simply created to comment about sports..... he wins the cool guy award of forever

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I'm pulling for you in your fight against cancer. I'm a 12 year, stage 4 colon cancer survivor and have received treatment from both MD Anderson and Mary Bird Perkins so I have an idea what you and your family have gone through

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Congratulations on beating colon cancer. That’s truly amazing!

I’m almost clear. Have a big appointment coming up soon!

Here is my line-up of choice assuming they hit:
Watson - CF
Duplantis - LF
Smith / Slaughter - 3rd
Cabrera - RF (due to arm strength)
Hughes / Smith - SS
Feduccia
Slaughter / Bain /Bryce - 1st
Broussard - 2nd
DH - Beau / Coomes / Bain (they would be in the middle of the order somethwere around 6 hole.

Weekend Rotation
Labas
Storz
Hilliard

I want speed at the bottom of the order and someone that can get on base. LSU and the Astros were great at that last year. It sets up the top of the order. That’s also a good mix of right and left hand bats with speed and power.

If CPM could move Hess and Gilbert to the pen, that means those guys are dominating.

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You didn't read my prior statements

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I try to ignore most of your posts. They add nothing of substance.

Hess has got to be tipping certain pitches. That is the only explanation to someone that dominates a team, yet gives up 2 - 3 home runs. Also, the batters might just be sitting back waiting for the mistake pitch which would account for a pitcher that gives up very few hits, but a large percentage of them are home runs