Mets win with an amazing stroke of luck as the Nationals reliever throws away a double play ball that would have brought the game to extra innings. What was most encouraging about this contest is Zambrano's performance; 6 IP, 1 R, 5 H, 2 BB, 4 K. That's a hell of a lot better than his previous three starts.
Thank you, Jose Reyes, for getting only the third Mets hit of the night and then throwing away your much needed baserunning presence by getting caught in a rundown while trying to stretch it into a triple.
I agree that Metropolis' ending was kinda silly, but I felt that the climax itself was very well done. I just love the entire scene with "I Can't Stop Loving You" playing in the background.
The scene in Spirited Away that always has me rolling my eyes is when Chihiro figures out Haku's identity. That moment was just so over the top that I burst out laughing the first time I saw it. Pretty much all of Miyazaki's films have a moment like that, though, and I enjoy them all througoughly regardless of it.
As far as anime movies go, I've gotta recommend Metropolis. Beautiful film with a moving story and a terrific soundtrack to boot.
Has anyone else watched the Disgaea anime yet? I've seen the first two episodes and it's really good, even if they are mangling the plot of the game a little more with each entry. I'd definitely say that anyone who enjoyed the game should track it down and give it a try.
I really, really wish Matsui wouldn't bat number two when Lo Duca has a day off. Him and Reyes are just a black hole of OBP. Also, playing Endy Chavez when Victor Diaz is right there doesn't make any sense to me either.
Well, having not seen the film, I can't really say for sure. I believe all you would need is to be familiar with the characters of Naruto, Sakura, Shikamaru, and Gaara, since they're the main players in the film.
Glavine turns in a masterful performance and the bullpen backs him up incredibly well. Mets win 1-0.
Big victory, as the Mets haven't taken a series in Atlanta in God knows how long.
And the Jets take ILB Anthony Schlegel with the 76th pick. Kinda surprised to see two Buckeyes go to them in this draft. Good pick though, I really like where the Jets' focus has been thus far.
It could be because vast amounts of the album were destroyed by spurned fangirls. Also, the sheer irony factor of owning it probably drives the cost up a few bucks.
The crowd at Turner Field shows some class by giving Franco a nice ovation as he comes to bat. It's a much better situation than, say, ridiculously bitter Astro fans booing Beltran at every given opportunity.