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remindmeofthe) wrote2005-07-22 07:38 pm
remindmeofthe) wrote2005-07-22 07:38 pm
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Damn my need for sleep anyway. Sounds like I missed the second half of quite a game. That'll teach me to go to bed at ten when I'm tired. Oh, well, I would have been too comatose by the end to appreciate it, anyway. Watching Schilling blow another save would have knocked me unconscious and made me miss Manny's homer. Final score: 6-5.
In contrast, I am not remotely sad that I opted not to watch the Tigers game, because four errors with a final score of 10-5 Twins. Oops.
And of course I couldn't watch the Astros game, and that worked out, because Roy Oswalt - okay, at this point you may assume that Roy Oswalt is studly in each of his starts until I say otherwise. Final score of 3-2, with the Nationals' runs coming from a two-run homer off Lidge in the ninth (ladies and gentlemen, I give you the best closer from all my teams combined! *sigh*). The difference-making run? An RBI from Roy himself. He just did everything last night.
Also, the Yankees lost 6-5, thanks to a Guerrero grand slam courtesy of Tom Gordon. HAHAHA wow. At least when Keith Foulke gave up his grand slam, he was kind enough to tie the game first to soften the blow. The Yankees got like eight bazillion homers last night, too. I can't help but feel for the Yankee fans, man, that's gotta suck. That's the kind of crap that stays with you all day the next day. I am laughing, of course, but it is sympathetic laughter. Really.
Okay, time to go watch games that are actually happening, because I am too slow to have done this hours ago.
In contrast, I am not remotely sad that I opted not to watch the Tigers game, because four errors with a final score of 10-5 Twins. Oops.
And of course I couldn't watch the Astros game, and that worked out, because Roy Oswalt - okay, at this point you may assume that Roy Oswalt is studly in each of his starts until I say otherwise. Final score of 3-2, with the Nationals' runs coming from a two-run homer off Lidge in the ninth (ladies and gentlemen, I give you the best closer from all my teams combined! *sigh*). The difference-making run? An RBI from Roy himself. He just did everything last night.
Also, the Yankees lost 6-5, thanks to a Guerrero grand slam courtesy of Tom Gordon. HAHAHA wow. At least when Keith Foulke gave up his grand slam, he was kind enough to tie the game first to soften the blow. The Yankees got like eight bazillion homers last night, too. I can't help but feel for the Yankee fans, man, that's gotta suck. That's the kind of crap that stays with you all day the next day. I am laughing, of course, but it is sympathetic laughter. Really.
Okay, time to go watch games that are actually happening, because I am too slow to have done this hours ago.