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Tag Archives: Johnny Damon
Daily Roundup, 06/02/11
Abbreviated schedule tonight, but some craziness is still out there. – Aubrey Huff, sitting at a line of .219/.279/.348 with a -1.8 bWAR, the worst in all of baseball, has hit three home runs tonight. – the Giants currently lead … Continue reading
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Tagged Aubrey Huff, bexy, carlos peguero, cleveland indians, Colby Rasmus, daily roundup, endy chavez, houston astros, James Shields, jason isringhausen, Johnny Damon, justin smoak, lance lynn, Mike Pelfrey, minnesota twins, New York Mets, san diego padres, san francisco giants, Sean O'Sullivan, seattle mariners, st. louis cardinals
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Daily Roundup, 04/17/11
- the Mets, Mariners, Twins, and Red Sox all won today. – who thought we’d be saying this about the Twins and Red Sox? — the Twins won without Morneau, Mauer, OR Denard Span (one of the very few people … Continue reading
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Tagged adrian beltre, Alexi Ogando, Arthur Rhodes, bexy, Boston Red Sox, Carl Crawford, CC Sabathia, Chris Carpenter, cincinnati reds, cleveland indians, daily roundup, Denard Span, grady sizemore, ivan rodriguez, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jason Marquis, Jim Thome, Joe Mauer, Johnny Damon, Justin Morneau, kyle mcclellan, Los Angeles Angels, Mariano Rivera, Matt Thornton, Matt Tolbert, milwaukee brewers, minnesota twins, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates, Ryan Franklin, seattle mariners, st. louis cardinals, tampa bay rays, Vernon Wells, Washington Nationals, Yovani Gallardo
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Daily Roundup, 04/16/11
With most of the northeast underwater, there were a couple of rainouts today (including the entire AA Eastern League), but there was also a doubleheader in Atlanta, so there was plenty of baseball. Speaking of that doubleheader, the Mets dropped … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfonso Soriano, Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, Brandon Wood, Carlos Lee, Chipper Jones, Dallas Braden, Detroit Tigers, Felix Hernandez, Freddy Garcia, Jair Jurrjens, Jake Fox, Jason Varitek, joe nathan, Johnny Damon, Jordan, Josh Beckett, Juan Pierre, Justin Verlander, kansas city royals, Los Angeles Angels, Mike Pelfrey, minnesota twins, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Oakland Athletics, Phil Coke, Rick Porcello, Sean O'Sullivan, seattle mariners, Starlin Castro, tampa bay rays, texas rangers, Tyler Chatwood, Vernon Wells
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Daily Roundup, 04/14/11
- Every team in baseball has at least twice as many wins as the Red Sox. – The Astros beat the Padres 1-0. – Dustin Moseley has a 1.83 ERA and is 0-3. — Tonight he was outdueled by Bud … Continue reading
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Tagged adam kennedy, alex rodriguez, Atlanta Braves, baltimore orioles, bexy, Boston Red Sox, Bud Norris, Carlos Gonzalez, Cliff Lee, Colorado Rockies, daily roundup, Detroit Tigers, Dustin Moseley, greg reynolds, houston astros, joe nathan, Johnny Damon, jordan zimmmerman, Jorge Posada, Kyle Farnsworth, mark melancon, Matt Capps, minnesota twins, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Phil Hughes, Philadelphia Phillies, Randy Wolf, Sam Fuld, san diego padres, seattle mariners, tampa bay rays, Troy Tulowitzki, Washington Nationals
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Daily Roundup, 04/06/11
- There are still three winless teams: the Astros, the Rays, and the Red Sox. – The Astros are by far the least YCPB team of these, as they weren’t really expected to compete. – However, today, they did have … Continue reading
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Tagged baltimore orioles, bexy, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, Chris Carpenter, cleveland indians, daily roundup, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Dan Johnson, dennys reyes, houston astros, jeff mathis, Joakim Soria, Johnny Damon, kansas city royals, Manny Ramirez, mark teixeira, mitch talbot, New York Mets, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, st. louis cardinals, tampa bay rays, texas rangers
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17 Runs, 14 Hits, 0 Errors
One week ago, the Rockies delivered one of the more memorable innings of the 2010 season when they dropped 12 runs on the Cubs in the 8th inning. Incredibly, they had two outs before they had scored any runs at … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Red Sox, crazy innings, Gene Stephens, history, Johnny Damon, Jordan, Ted Williams
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