oh that's right, i was thinking of the cards in the world series. :lol2:

Yeah...that sucked ass. But the Sox totally earned that championship, and I have nothing but respect for them.

yeah, i was just settin' ya up for a slam! :thumb:

Nope. David Ortiz. I hate Boston but Poppy er Popi er whoever always gets the big hit. He carried that team this year.

The Cards ERA was against National League hitters, that won't hold against the AL Champs.

The Yanks are supposed to roll Mussina out tonight, thing is he sucked out loud last time out. Starting out 0-1 to the Angels isn't the best plan. Maybe the figure starting against Colon is a loss anyway so just use up Moose.

the lines are giving 7 runs on www.covers.com today to the 'stros. that sux.

Or, maybe he's a damn good pitcher. He was flinging some hot shit last night!

Apparently, I'm no Joe Torre.

Big game tonight. I have to admit that I prefer the Angels style of play to what the Yankees have morphed into over the last few years. Another fan I was talking to thinks we should expect wholesale lineup changes next year but I'm not so sure. The fence swingers are putting butts in the seats even if they rarely win tight games. I think they'll try to address middle relief and leave the rest alone. I just hope they sign Matsui.

Go Angels! Whereever they're really from. Do the play at the Big A anymore?

f*ck.

All is not lost...game 5 in Anaheim tomorrow night. I believe the stadium is again known as the Big A...it's gone through a few name changes over the past 10 years (currently, it's known as Angel Stadium of Anaheim).

Ha! I remember when they changed the name, because I was working on the All-Star Baseball videogame and they changed it yet again after we'd already recorded all the announcer commentary for that year. First it was "Anaheim Stadium," then it was "Edison International"... The only stadium that changed as much was Enron Field/Astros Field/Minute Maid Park. I had to stitch together 4 different people saying "Angel Stadium at Anaheim" from other bits of audio.

GO 'STROS! man, yesterday's game. What a game that was! not one but TWO grand slams! a funny thing is that the fan that caught Berkman's grand slam ball also caught the game winning home run ball from Burke! i watched the "first game" at the flight school and listened to the other 9 innings from the plane. ya know, you can actually bounce around in a 172 cockpit quite easily! i was yelling cheering laughing. bring on St. Louis, it'll be a good series!

Great starting pitching performances for NY and LA last night, both guys looked untouchable. They were going pitch for pitch, a couple very cool operators. Leiter is looking more comfortable coming in from the pen now. Hopefully Mussina is ready to go again tonight. If not, I hope Small is ready to stop any early inning bleeding. Go Yanks!