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warriordragon12SpaceCadetnone of chapmans pitches are hitting the strike zone right now. i would be telling my hitters to take strikes
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not
its called taking a strike
[quote=warriordragon12][quote=SpaceCadet]none of chapmans pitches are hitting the strike zone right now. i would be telling my hitters to take strikes
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck[/quote]
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not[/quote]
its called taking a strike
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck[/quote]
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not[/quote]
its called taking a strike
leadoff walk and rain in the 9th... this game has it all
leadoff walk and rain in the 9th... this game has it all
Skyrollaleadoff walk and rain in the 9th... this game has it all
worst possible start for indians. Walks kill
[quote=Skyrolla]leadoff walk and rain in the 9th... this game has it all[/quote]
worst possible start for indians. Walks kill
worst possible start for indians. Walks kill
SpaceCadetwarriordragon12SpaceCadetnone of chapmans pitches are hitting the strike zone right now. i would be telling my hitters to take strikes
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not
its called taking a strike
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7
[quote=SpaceCadet][quote=warriordragon12][quote=SpaceCadet]none of chapmans pitches are hitting the strike zone right now. i would be telling my hitters to take strikes
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck[/quote]
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not[/quote]
its called taking a strike[/quote]
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
[img]https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png[/img]
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck[/quote]
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not[/quote]
its called taking a strike[/quote]
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
[img]https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png[/img]
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7
warriordragon12SpaceCadetwarriordragon12SpaceCadetnone of chapmans pitches are hitting the strike zone right now. i would be telling my hitters to take strikes
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not
its called taking a strike
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7
I don't blame the players, I blame the coaches for not having them taking a strike when they see the other pitcher is wild at the moment
[quote=warriordragon12][quote=SpaceCadet][quote=warriordragon12][quote=SpaceCadet]none of chapmans pitches are hitting the strike zone right now. i would be telling my hitters to take strikes
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck[/quote]
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not[/quote]
its called taking a strike[/quote]
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
[img]https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png[/img]
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7[/quote]
I don't blame the players, I blame the coaches for not having them taking a strike when they see the other pitcher is wild at the moment
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck[/quote]
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not[/quote]
its called taking a strike[/quote]
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
[img]https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png[/img]
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7[/quote]
I don't blame the players, I blame the coaches for not having them taking a strike when they see the other pitcher is wild at the moment
this is seriously the best World Series I've seen like ever
this is seriously the best World Series I've seen like ever
Reerothis is seriously the best World Series I've seen like ever
2011
[quote=Reero]this is seriously the best World Series I've seen like ever[/quote]
2011
2011
SpaceCadetwarriordragon12SpaceCadetwarriordragon12SpaceCadetnone of chapmans pitches are hitting the strike zone right now. i would be telling my hitters to take strikes
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not
its called taking a strike
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7
I don't blame the players, I blame the coaches for not having them taking a strike when they see the other pitcher is wild at the moment
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.
[quote=SpaceCadet][quote=warriordragon12][quote=SpaceCadet][quote=warriordragon12][quote=SpaceCadet]none of chapmans pitches are hitting the strike zone right now. i would be telling my hitters to take strikes
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck[/quote]
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not[/quote]
its called taking a strike[/quote]
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
[img]https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png[/img]
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7[/quote]
I don't blame the players, I blame the coaches for not having them taking a strike when they see the other pitcher is wild at the moment[/quote]
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.
including the home run pitch, he just threw 6 pitches in a row for balls
7
8, he was fucking swinging for some reason
9, wtf are ppl swinging for holy fuck[/quote]
yeah when a balls coming at you at 102+ mph youre trying to foul it back and stay alive, not get a base hit. not a chance they can tell if its in the zone or not[/quote]
its called taking a strike[/quote]
sometimes its better to control your own destiny than trust the umps
[img]https://puu.sh/s4JVF/aec834426a.png[/img]
i wouldnt trust the umps, esp in game 7[/quote]
I don't blame the players, I blame the coaches for not having them taking a strike when they see the other pitcher is wild at the moment[/quote]
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.
HE DIDNT SLIDE INTO 2ND
HE SLID INTO HIS FEET
HES OUT HEES OUT
GO INDIANS
EDIT UMPS ARE BLIND
HE DIDNT SLIDE INTO 2ND
HE SLID INTO HIS FEET
HES OUT HEES OUT
GO INDIANS
EDIT UMPS ARE BLIND
HE SLID INTO HIS FEET
HES OUT HEES OUT
GO INDIANS
EDIT UMPS ARE BLIND
well both teams best pitchers for the game are probably done, who blinks first?
well both teams best pitchers for the game are probably done, who blinks first?
Skyrollawell both teams best pitchers for the game are probably done, who blinks first?
arrieta is going atleast 20 pitches and cle has merrit and salazar still
[quote=Skyrolla]well both teams best pitchers for the game are probably done, who blinks first?[/quote]
arrieta is going atleast 20 pitches and cle has merrit and salazar still
http://www.thescore.com/news/1144489
arrieta is going atleast 20 pitches and cle has merrit and salazar still
http://www.thescore.com/news/1144489
me when watching this game
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me when watching this game
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warriordragon12chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.
[quote=warriordragon12]
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.[/quote]
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.[/quote]
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.
SpaceCadetShow Contentwarriordragon12chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.
both hits were borderline pitches
[quote=SpaceCadet][spoiler][quote=warriordragon12]
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.[/quote]
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.[/spoiler][/quote]
both hits were borderline pitches
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.[/quote]
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.[/spoiler][/quote]
both hits were borderline pitches
warriordragon12SpaceCadetShow Contentwarriordragon12chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.
both hits were borderline pitches
The homerun pitch was clearly a ball, by a lot. The single was borderline yes but he was still pitching wildly.
We can agree to disagree though :)
[quote=warriordragon12][quote=SpaceCadet][spoiler][quote=warriordragon12]
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.[/quote]
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.[/spoiler][/quote]
both hits were borderline pitches[/quote]
The homerun pitch was clearly a ball, by a lot. The single was borderline yes but he was still pitching wildly.
We can agree to disagree though :)
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.[/quote]
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.[/spoiler][/quote]
both hits were borderline pitches[/quote]
The homerun pitch was clearly a ball, by a lot. The single was borderline yes but he was still pitching wildly.
We can agree to disagree though :)
SpaceCadetwarriordragon12SpaceCadetShow Contentwarriordragon12chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.
both hits were borderline pitches
The homerun pitch was clearly a ball, by a lot.
pretty borderline to me
[quote=SpaceCadet][quote=warriordragon12][quote=SpaceCadet][spoiler][quote=warriordragon12]
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.[/quote]
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.[/spoiler][/quote]
both hits were borderline pitches[/quote]
The homerun pitch was clearly a ball, by a lot.[/quote]
pretty borderline to me
[img]https://puu.sh/s4KHR/0cc2fb75c4.png[/img]
chapmans threw lots of sliders and the player would just look dumb if chapman let one hang in the zone.
unless its a 3-0 count managers dont usually tell players what to do.[/quote]
You can certainly play it like that and it's what Francona decided to do in this case. I happen to disagree with the style.
After the Home Run, Crisp hit a single right away. Both hits were on pitches out of the strike zone and believe me there are guys keeping track of that for both teams. Once Crisp gets the go ahead run on first, you need to focus on moving him to 2nd and scoring position. Chapman was struggling badly and it was obvious he could not hit the strike zone. Every hitter should have been taking the first strike then hit away after that.[/spoiler][/quote]
both hits were borderline pitches[/quote]
The homerun pitch was clearly a ball, by a lot.[/quote]
pretty borderline to me
[img]https://puu.sh/s4KHR/0cc2fb75c4.png[/img]
holy shit I stopped watching around the 7th and I thought it was over once Cubs got a 6-3 lead
BUT INDIANS ARE FUCKING CLUTCH RIGHT NOW WTF
holy shit I stopped watching around the 7th and I thought it was over once Cubs got a 6-3 lead
BUT INDIANS ARE FUCKING CLUTCH RIGHT NOW WTF
BUT INDIANS ARE FUCKING CLUTCH RIGHT NOW WTF
wtf is maddon doing
chapman has thrown 100 pitches in 3 days
wtf is maddon doing
chapman has thrown 100 pitches in 3 days
chapman has thrown 100 pitches in 3 days
BRuh I thought it was gonna be a walkoff when I saw that foul
BRuh I thought it was gonna be a walkoff when I saw that foul
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