EVIL~! alkeiper Posted September 28, 2003 Report Posted September 28, 2003 Atlanta @ Philadelphia Greg Maddux vs. Kevin Millwood. The Braves need simply to win this game to gain home field advantage in the NLCS. For the Phillies, its the very last game in Veterans Stadium history. Hopefully, it will also be the last game managed by Larry Bowa. Los Angeles @ San Francisco Wilson Alvarez vs. Kevin Correja. The Giants have just about conceded home field advantage, choosing instead to rest their players. All home field advantage means is that they play 4 games at Atlanta IF they face the Braves in the NLCS. A win along with an Atlanta loss, and they get home field anyway. Minnesota @ Detroit Kyle Lohse vs. Mike Maroth. The Tigers are sitting on 119 losses. After last night's improbable comeback, they're one win away from avoiding the record. The Twins won't go balls to the wall to win, so this is the perfect opportunity for the Tigers to end the season on a high note. Colorado @ San Diego Darren Oliver vs. Jake Peavy. San Diego? They're playing their last game at Qualcomm Stadium before moving into a new park next year. Qualcomm is not closing, as the Chargers will still call the stadium home. Games that don't matter Baltimore @ NY Yankees Cleveland @ Toronto Boston @ Tampa Bay Montreal @ Cincinnati NY Mets @ Florida Milwaukee @ Houston Chicago WS @ Kansas City Texas @ Anaheim Pittsburgh @ Chicago Cubs St. Louis @ Arizona Oakland @ Seattle
Bruiser Chong Posted September 28, 2003 Report Posted September 28, 2003 I'll still tune in to see the Cubs game, even though it doesn't really matter. After two big games yesterday, I can't imagine Baker will be sending out the starters and we'll see basically the B-Team out there with the likes of O' Leary, Glanville, and Goodwin in the outfield, along with guys like Ojeada and Choi on the infield.
the max Posted September 28, 2003 Report Posted September 28, 2003 I'm not even going to bother with the Marlins game. I was hoping to be able to go, but it didn't happen.
Guest Bobby Cox is God Posted September 28, 2003 Report Posted September 28, 2003 Millwood and Glavine were a combined 0-8 aganist Atlanta this year.
CanadianChris Posted September 28, 2003 Report Posted September 28, 2003 Tigers avoid history. Losers. At least Maroth went ahead and got his 20-loss season.
KingPK Posted September 28, 2003 Report Posted September 28, 2003 So who won the batting title in the AL? Ramirez didn't play and Meuller only had one at bat. Did Jeter or Ordonez sneak in there?
EVIL~! alkeiper Posted September 29, 2003 Author Report Posted September 29, 2003 Bill Mueller (.326) is your AL Batting Champion. I can't imagine Baker will be sending out the starters and we'll see basically the B-Team out there with the likes of O' Leary, Glanville, and Goodwin in the outfield, along with guys like Ojeada and Choi on the infield. By all rights, Choi should be starting and Karros should be on the B-Team.
Cartman Posted September 29, 2003 Report Posted September 29, 2003 Mueller won it. He pinch hit late in the game, but Jeter sucked today anyways so it didn't even matter.
Guest Bobby Cox is God Posted September 29, 2003 Report Posted September 29, 2003 And Pujols ended up winning the NL crown.
Bruiser Chong Posted September 29, 2003 Report Posted September 29, 2003 Bill Mueller (.326) is your AL Batting Champion. I can't imagine Baker will be sending out the starters and we'll see basically the B-Team out there with the likes of O' Leary, Glanville, and Goodwin in the outfield, along with guys like Ojeada and Choi on the infield. By all rights, Choi should be starting and Karros should be on the B-Team. Well, Karros was hot at the right time and by time he cooled off, they'd acquired Simon and they became the "co-A Team First Basemen."
Vern Gagne Posted September 29, 2003 Report Posted September 29, 2003 Props to Boche for unwillingly preventing Todd Helton from winning another phoney batting title.
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