ORIOLES resurrection.

[cala56]

And the story begins today in Kansas. The orioles were better by far this season, were very good away, and the Royals shit at home. The'll be benefited from this rest day where Buck will accommodate all parts. If today they reach 2-1 will give a lot of pressure on this young Kansas team that MUST face Miguel Gonzalez tomorrow that is by far better than Vargas. I believe strongly in this team, their offense is better, his defense is better.
ORIOLES in seven games.

[44 Mag]

When everyone on this forum is on the same team, Baltimore tonight, it is always a scary thought. BOL.

[cala56]

Today the public bet is the right bet.

[44 Mag]

Today the public bet is the right bet.

I am just going over 7. Enjoy the game.

[cala56]

Cant wait!

[ZIPPER HEAD]

I am just going over 7. Enjoy the game.

Be carefull with that supposed to rain buddy . Can they call a playoff game after 5 innings due to rain?

[Big Bear]

IMO Chen is the staff ace.

he will shut down all those Royals left handed hitters

[44 Mag]

IMO Chen is the staff ace.

he will shut down all those Royals left handed hitters

Please, he got shelled vs. Detroit. Gave up 5 runs in 3 2/3 innings leaving him with an ERA of 12.27.

[44 Mag]

Be carefull with that supposed to rain buddy . Can they call a playoff game after 5 innings due to rain?

Happy Holiday Sammy Surfer, LOL. They won't call it off after 5 innings because of rain. BOL.

[Big Bear]

Please, he got shelled vs. Detroit. Gave up 5 runs in 3 2/3 innings leaving him with an ERA of 12.27.

that was a right handed heavy Tigers line-up and it was one start.

Chen will be dealing tonight. Complete game shut out is likely.

[44 Mag]

[QUOTE=Big Bear;22779511]that was a right handed heavy Tigers line-up and it was one start.

Chen will be dealing tonight. Complete game shut out is likely.[/QUOTE]

He has as much a chance as anybody, but this ...no chance of that in the playoffs.

[cala56]

Orioles: Clash of the road warriors
The Orioles were as surprised as anyone when their home crowds at Camden Yards were quieted by some late Royals thunder during the first two games of the season, but this trip does not seem all that imposing for a Baltimore club that has proven it knows how to win while wearing gray.
Baltimore posted a 46-35 record on the road this season, second in the American League only to the Royals' total of 47 road wins. They were out-homered 4-1 by the Royals at hitter-friendly Camden Yards, but believe that they can reclaim the advantage in the more expansive confines of Kauffman Stadium.
"No doubt," Nelson Cruz said. "If there's any team that can make it happen, it's us. We have what it takes to go all the way."