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Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 5:46 am
by m23uza1hem36
@ Oriole Park

Tigers (47-47) Vs. Orioles (45-48)

Probable Pitchers:
Game 1: Kenny Rogers, LHP (6-6, 4.55) Vs. Garrett Olson, LHP (6-4, 5.65)
Game 2: Armando Galarraga, RHP (7-3, 3.27) Vs. Jeremy Guthrie, RHP (5-7, 3.49)
Game 3: Nate Robertson, LHP (6-8, 5.26) Vs. Daniel Cabrera, RHP (6-5, 4.33)
Game 4: Justin Verlander, RHP (7-9, 4.15) Vs. Brian Burres, LHP (7-5, 5.02)

Tigers Lineup:

C. Granderson, CF
P. Polanco, 2B
C. Guillen, 3B
M. Cabrera, 1B
M. Joyce, RF
M. Thames, DH
Magglio (?), LF
B. Inge, C
R. Santiago, SS

Orioles Lineup:
B. Roberts, 2B
A. Jones, CF
N. Markakis, RF
A. Huff, 1B
M. Mora, 3B
L. Scott, DH
J. Payton, LF
G. Quiroz, C
F. Bynum, SS

Note: Lineups vary from game-to-game, I will update as soon as possible.


Injury Update (Detroit Tigers): OF Magglio Ordonez has been activated, he is expected to play the 1st game of this series. OF has been sent down to Triple-A Toledo as well.


Images still not working :(

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 10:50 pm
by ajaX82
Pretty important series here...you gotta come outta the break swinging. Especially with the Twins debacle, and it was a debacle, we cannot afford to drop 3/4 here.

This is the type of series we could sweep though and make a statement. Heres hopin'...

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 12:31 am
by m23uza1hem36
ajaX82 wrote:Pretty important series here...you gotta come outta the break swinging. Especially with the Twins debacle, and it was a debacle, we cannot afford to drop 3/4 here.

This is the type of series we could sweep though and make a statement. Heres hopin'...


Kenny has come out with a big head, he looks like crap, our offense does have 3 runs through 5 here in the 1st game.

We NEED to WIN this series and win in Kansas City.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 12:33 am
by m23uza1hem36
I'd like to add, Zach Minor has been named out fifth starter, at least it's not Bonine, as I said in the last post we need to win here, win in Kansas then we get the White Sox, we could really make a HUGE push in the standing these next 2 weeks.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 12:41 am
by m23uza1hem36
What a shot by Inge, 4/5 runs we have, have now come off 2-run home runs, one from Sheff, one from Inge.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 12:55 am
by m23uza1hem36
You know...everyone thinks Josh Hamilton is strong, put Marcus Thames in the HR derby, THAT IS STRONG, sheesh he towered that one, his 18th home run, 6-4 Tigers.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 1:58 am
by m23uza1hem36
Man Jone's just pisses me off. 6-5 win.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 2:08 am
by ajaX82
Jesus Todd Jones is unbelievable. Ill take the win still

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 5:30 am
by Snakebites
Good to see Bonine not in the rotation, though Minor doesn't make me rest too easy either.

Good to see us win the first one out of the shoot, but the pitching looked nasty tonight, and not in a good way either.

Good to see Thames and Sheff coming out swinging the bat, among others. We NEED a truly dominant offense this half to override the vulnerabilities in other aspects of the game.

Its important to get a lengthy stretch of really good baseball here if we want ANY chance of reaching the playoffs. The window to making the final push up in the standings is rapidly closing.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 4:33 am
by m23uza1hem36
Pistons#1 wrote:Good to see Bonine not in the rotation, though Minor doesn't make me rest too easy either.

Good to see us win the first one out of the shoot, but the pitching looked nasty tonight, and not in a good way either.

Good to see Thames and Sheff coming out swinging the bat, among others. We NEED a truly dominant offense this half to override the vulnerabilities in other aspects of the game.

Its important to get a lengthy stretch of really good baseball here if we want ANY chance of reaching the playoffs. The window to making the final push up in the standings is rapidly closing.



If I recall, he was huge in '06.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 4:34 am
by m23uza1hem36
Crap loss today BTW, pitching is **** disgusting.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 2:57 am
by m23uza1hem36
Biast mather **** umpire, he looked at that **** play **** directly and called the **** wrong call, **** you mlb for having no **** replays.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 3:02 am
by m23uza1hem36
We could of gained a win on freaking white Sox, instead we stay in the same position, you know what, I'm not going to watch this team anymore until there within 1st place, I just get myself angry at stupid things like this one.

Screw whoever our starting pitcher was giving up our 6-0 run.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 4:13 am
by Snakebites
^That would be good old Nate.

We deserved to lose this one.

Yeah, that call was awful, as bad as you'll ever see, but really, I can't honestly say I feel cheated.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 9:11 pm
by m23uza1hem36
*Sigh* Wasn't for that blown lead and call, we win this series 3-1, instead we tie the series 2-2, Verlander is jut being Verlander again.

Re: Series 32: Orioles Vs. Tigers

Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 2:44 am
by ajaX82
2-2 aint bad, but christ we gots to do more than split series after series.