Tag Archives: Florida Marlins

Daily Roundup, 06/13/11

Posted on June 13, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

Lots of off days today. Not the most interesting of days, either. But we are still here! – Zach Duke has as many home runs as Derek Jeter and Jason Bay. — Duke homered off Ricky Nolasco. — By the … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 06/10/11

Posted on June 11, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– The Braves scored as many runs tonight as they did over their past five games combined. – h/t @baseballin140 for pointing this out: last night, Placido Polanco made the error that led to the Cubs’ eventual winning run. Tonight, … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 06/09/11

Posted on June 10, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

Player A: .257/.324/.305 Player B: .256/.308/.298 Who Players A & B are will be at the bottom of this roundup. – Cubs/Phillies… — the Phillies had a three-run lead early. — Ryan Madson gave up back-to-back home runs to blow … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 06/07/11

Posted on June 7, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

Today was not that interesting, sadly. But there was still stuff~ – The Mariners, who were red-hot, have lost the last two games with Pineda and Felix starting. — They lost to the White Sox. – Jorge Posada had his … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 05/25/11

Posted on May 25, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– The top of the 11th inning in Reds/Phillies: Kyle Kendrick strikes out Stubbs, Brandon Phillips HBP. JC Romero replaces Kendrick. Votto walks. Phillips picked off second (!!!!). Rolen walks. Bruce walks, to load the bases. David Herndon comes in … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 05/21/11

Posted on May 22, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

Wait, you mean the rapture didn’t happen? Guys I am shocked. – The Yankees left no men on base tonight. No one! It was the first time the team did that since June 2001. — Curtis Granderson hit a home … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 05/17/11

Posted on May 17, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– Another four rainouts tonight. Geez. – First, from last night: this play in Marlins/Mets. Then again, considering it was by the Marlins, against the Mets, maybe not that unpredictable. — The Mets’ leader in fWAR by pitchers is K-Rod, … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 05/16/11

Posted on May 17, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– Uh, your line/game of the night. So Kyle Davies started the game for the Royals against the Indians, but got hurt. Vin Mazzaro came in. — His first inning went: flyout, strikeout, groundout. No big deal. — Second inning: … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 05/10/11

Posted on May 11, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– Red Sox/Blue Jays. — The Blue Jays led this one 3-0 early because Lester gave up three runs in the first inning, including a bases-loaded walk. He walked three in that inning after walking no more than three in … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 05/05/11

Posted on May 5, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

Not the most interesting of days. – The Yankees lost three of four in their series with the Tigers. They won the game Verlander started. — Today, Eric Chavez tripled for the first time since 2007, then promptly got hurt. … Continue reading →

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