OFFICIAL 2009 DODGERS SEASON THREAD : Season Over. Congratulations Phillies.

[cincoseisdos]

it's bigelow green tea

He's gotta push units on the job

 

[cincoseisdos]

 

[Los Angeles]

Damn our pitching staff (Bills, Wolf, Kuroda) have really digged themselves into deep holes early in the game.

I mean yeah they settle down, but sometimes the deficit is too much by that time.

We've lost 3 out of the last 5 games

(we might have to add this one too)

Pitchers need to wake up, let's goo.

Hope everyone's having a good Sunday, can't believe its 100deg here

 

[p mac one]

Let's get some runs

 

[Los Angeles]

These quick at-bats are no good.

Gotta see some pitches.

 

[Los Angeles]

Wait a straight steal with Russ Martin?

Was there a missed sign somewhere?

I applaud being aggressive ... let's say with Pierre or Kemp, at least have a play on (hit & run)

Down 2 runs, we need these baserunners.

 

[bigmike23]

who the !@#% are these +##@ singing?

 

[cincoseisdos]

same thing I was gonna say

 

[sinser13]

we suck

 

[cincoseisdos]

GOD DAMMIT KEMP! finishes both losses against the Ms with a K, and the loss to the halos in the same manner.

 

[in yo nostril]

i thought this dude got some contact lenses or something so he could see the ball and not strike out 250 times a year.

 

[sinser13]

it doesn't help that the red hot rockies come in to town tomorrow.

 

[finnns2003]

Woooo mariners baseball! Good series guys.

 

[cincoseisdos]

It was an enjoyable series, you guys played well. Give the Halos a run for their money, but don't hold Wash on a pedestal, just send him back to LA in goodshape by the end of the month

 

[Los Angeles]

Son of a %%@+%.

Our pitchers are killing us, Vin was telling a stat about how we haven't done so good at home after that 13 game winning streak.

I'm not putting all the blame on them, even though they're getting in deep counts / holes, our hitters are doing a POOR job on seeing pitches andhitting the 'right' pitch. Swinging at the first pitch and for the fences isn't quite the philosphy donnie baseball has taught them.

Get it together, whatever it is. Maybe its just the AL really *+#@%%# it all up

Manny's almost back, Ned get some arms, Bellisario stop drinkin before gettin behind the wheel - whatever comes out people should learn by now

 

[cincoseisdos]

Just got the tickets for next saturdays day game, she paid for the room. AYCE section, gonna compare. Row 1 on the aisle section 235.

 

[gza73]

we lost but it was nice to see a couple of future HOFers! oh yeah and Three-riza!

 

[Los Angeles]

You gotta help me get those seats homie.

 

[cincoseisdos]

someone needs to get Steiner either a stylist or a damn Tailor

lookin a mess at Bluetopia too

 

[Los Angeles]

Him and Griff have the same body type though.

Just sayin

 

[finnns2003]

Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos

It was an enjoyable series, you guys played well. Give the Halos a run for their money, but don't hold Wash on a pedestal, just send him back to LA in good shape by the end of the month

Dodgers General Manager Ned Colletti said Saturday the team was not interested in Seattle left-hander Jarrod Washburn.

 

[sinser13]

2009 Power Rankings: June 29
	RK (LW)	TEAM	REC	COMMENT
	1 (1)	Dodgers	48-28	The Dodgers still have the majors' best record despite four losses in their past five games.
	2 (2)	Red Sox	46-29	Kevin Youkilis' batting average has dropped 91 points (.404 to .313) since May 20.
	3 (4)	Yankees	43-32	A.J. Burnett (6-4, 3.93 ERA) is 2-1 with 0.44 ERA and 26 K's in 20.1 IP in his past three outings.
	4 (	Rays	42-35	Tropicana Field is the only stadium with at least a home run in every game (39) this year.
	5 (5)	Tigers	42-33	Fernando Rodney has converted 20 straight save chances and has not wasted an opportunity since Sept. 16, 2008.
	6 (7)	Angels	41-32	The Angels have the best record in interleague games (14-4), including a solid 8-1 on the road.
	7 (3)	Cardinals	41-36	Albert Pujols hits .523 against pitches in the middle of the plate. The rest of MLB hits .395.
	8 (10)	Brewers	40-35	Trevor Hoffman has allowed five runs in 4.2 innings in his past five outings.
	9 (11)	Giants	40-34	Closer Brian Wilson had 13 scoreless appearances in a row until he gave up three runs in two-thirds of an inning to Milwaukee on Saturday.
	10 (6)	Rangers	40-34	The Rangers have two one-hit shutout losses this year, to San Diego on Sunday and at Detroit on May 19.
	10 (9)	Phillies	39-34	The Phillies have lost 11 of their past 15 games, but they have a MLB-best road record (26-12) this season.
	12 (13)	Blue Jays	41-36	Aaron Hill has 19 home runs in 334 at-bats, the same number of homers he had over the past two seasons combined.
	13 (15)	Rockies	40-35	The Rockies are 22-7 since the arrival of Jim Tracy as manager on May 29.
	14 (16)	Twins	39-38	Francisco Liriano is 2-1 with a 3.77 ERA and 30 K's in 31.0 IP in five outings in June.
	15 (19)	Mariners	39-36	Ichiro Suzuki leads the majors in batting at .375; the best average he's had for a season is .387 in 2000, his last year in Japan.
	16 (14)	Mets	37-37	David Wright, who began the season with 130 homers in 2,650 at-bats (1 HR/20.3 AB), only has four homers in 275 at-bats (1 HR/68.7 AB) this season.
	17 (12)	Cubs	35-37	The Cubs have been shut out seven times this year
	18 (1	Marlins	38-39	Hanley Ramirez has 17 RBIs in his past seven games.
	19 (17)	Reds	37-37	The Reds went 6-9 in interleague games and now are 83-103 against American League clubs since interleague play began.
	20 (21)	White Sox	37-38	Alexei Ramirez has seven home runs and 13 RBIs in June, after totaling only three homers and 23 RBIs in April and May combined.
	21 (20)	Braves	35-40	Rookie Tommy Hanson (4-0, 2.48 ERA) has a 20.0-inning scoreless streak.
	22 (23)	Astros	35-38	The Astros are 17-11 since May 29.
	23 (22)	Orioles	34-41	After losing eight of nine games, the Orioles won nine of their next 14 games.
	24 (24)	Pirates	35-40	The Pirates went 8-7 in interleague games, their best record since doing the same in 2001.
	25 (27)	Royals	32-42	Zack Greinke (10-3, 1.95 ERA) has allowed two runs or fewer in 12 of his 16 outings.
	26 (25)	Athletics	31-43	Huston Street, who saved 94 games in four seasons with the Athletics, preserved the three Colorado victories against Oakland this weekend.
	27 (27)	Padres	33-41	Adrian Gonzalez has 24 home runs, but only two since June 3.
	28 (2	Indians	31-46	The Indians have lost 10 of their past 12 games and finished 5-13 in interleague play.
	29 (29)	Diamondbacks	30-46	Where's the "D" in "D-backs"? Arizona leads all of baseball with 71 errors.
	30 (30)	Nationals	22-51	John Lannan went 3-0 with a 2.19 ERA and 13 K's in 37.0 IP in June.

 

[jakecuevas]

were still on top, lets try and win this next series...

if we dont get some pitching were gunna have a tough time in October.

 

[sinser13]

Can't wait for friday!

 

[Los Angeles]

Juan Pierre, LF
Rafael Furcal, SS
Orlando Hudson, 2B
Casey Blake, 3B
Andre Ethier, RF
Matt Kemp, CF
James Loney, 1B
Russell Martin, C
Randy Wolf, P

Time to stop @#%!!@% around, let's start this series off right.