Steve Delabar

[No coincidences]

Given the rapid movement on the over late before the first pitch, I found his performance today interesting to say the least. It went from 5-1 to 8-1 in a HURRY with this guy walking and wild pitching in runs in the bottom of the 8th. Kind of stuff you think about as a gambler, when most people would just chalk it up to a shitty appearance by a relief pitcher. He looked like he was pitching blindfolded.

Coincidence?

Delabar relieved Tepera.	1	5
Castellanos walked.	1	5
Iglesias ran for Castellanos.	1	5
McCann struck out looking.	1	5
J. Wilson hit by pitch, Iglesias to second.	1	5
Gose safe at first on error by first baseman Colabello, Iglesias to third, J. Wilson to second.	1	5
Iglesias scored, J. Wilson to third, Gose to second on wild pitch by Delabar.	1	6
Kinsler singled to left, J. Wilson and Gose scored.	1	8
Céspedes singled to left center, Kinsler to second.	1	8
Cecil relieved Delabar.	1	8

[leetreaper]

Given the rapid movement on the over late before the first pitch, I found his performance today interesting to say the least. It went from 5-1 to 8-1 in a HURRY with this guy walking and wild pitching in runs in the bottom of the 8th. Kind of stuff you think about as a gambler, when most people would just chalk it up to a shitty appearance by a relief pitcher. He looked like he was pitching blindfolded.

Coincidence?

Delabar relieved Tepera.	1	5
Castellanos walked.	1	5
Iglesias ran for Castellanos.	1	5
McCann struck out looking.	1	5
J. Wilson hit by pitch, Iglesias to second.	1	5
Gose safe at first on error by first baseman Colabello, Iglesias to third, J. Wilson to second.	1	5
Iglesias scored, J. Wilson to third, Gose to second on wild pitch by Delabar.	1	6
Kinsler singled to left, J. Wilson and Gose scored.	1	8
Céspedes singled to left center, Kinsler to second.	1	8
Cecil relieved Delabar.	1	8

No, he's just bad like the whole Toronto stuff, they put runs on the board almost every game late, what's the problem here???

[No coincidences]

No, he's just bad like the whole Toronto stuff, they put runs on the board almost every game late, what's the problem here???

He's been dominant this year until the last two performances.

If you watched this game (vs. looking at the play-by-play on a computer), you'd know exactly what I'm talking about.

[No coincidences]

Delabar had given up 3 runs total from the start of May through the end of June -- a span of 21 appearances.

He gave up 3 runs with quickness today alone.

http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/gamelog/_/id/32026/steve-delabar

[Vasco]

Ridiculous post. Must be a joke.

[No coincidences]

Ridiculous post. Must be a joke.

Were you watching the game?

For the record, the only bet I had was the Toronto TT under. I couldn't care less if Delabar had given up 20 runs that inning.

[MoeSedway]

Do you believe John Gibbons was involved, or did Vegas get to Delabar as he was walking in from the bullpen?

[leetreaper]

lol at NC priceless posts, Bear is not even close...

[No coincidences]

Do you believe John Gibbons was involved, or did Vegas get to Delabar as he was walking in from the bullpen?

Did you read the article on Cosart recently? It's not like purposely giving up a few runs in a blowout game is that far fetched.

[No coincidences]

lol at NC priceless posts, Bear is not even close...

Were you watching the game or not?

If not, why comment?

[JameisBrady]

at this point I'm convinced no cash has a mental disorder. seek help bro

[leetreaper]

Were you watching the game or not?

If not, why comment?

Clearly he was pitching over his head, came back to earth and got trounced by a good team, WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND???

[No coincidences]

Clearly he was pitching over his head, came back to earth and got trounced by a good team, WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND???

It was the way he pitched today.

Again, not something you could see through a play-by-play chart on your computer.

[No coincidences]

at this point I'm convinced no cash has a mental disorder. seek help bro

Whose ghost are you again?

[MoeSedway]

Did you read the article on Cosart recently? It's not like purposely giving up a few runs in a blowout game is that far fetched.

I'm familiar with the Cosart story. In theory, the idea of a pitcher intentionally throwing BP is not far fetched, but it was never a guarantee that Delabar would even pitch in today's game.

[leetreaper]

It was the way he pitched today.

Again, not something you could see through a play-by-play chart on your computer.

ok.

[No coincidences]

I'm familiar with the Cosart story. In theory, the idea of a pitcher intentionally throwing BP is not far fetched, but it was never a guarantee that Delabar would even pitch in today's game.

It was a very strange performance to say the least, given the game was already over, the score was 5-1, and he just happened to give up 3 runs in the bottom of the 8th in a matter of about 2 minutes.

TIME

OVER

UNDER

07/04 01:04 PM	9 -110	9 +100
07/04 01:04 PM	9 -108	9 -102
07/04 01:01 PM	9 -103	9 -107
07/04 01:00 PM	9 -102	9 -108
07/04 12:55 PM	9 +102	9 -113
07/04 12:52 PM	8½ -120	8½ +109
07/04 12:38 PM	8½ -118	8½ +107
07/04 12:38 PM	8½ -115	8½ +104
07/04 12:32 PM	8½ -123	8½ +111
07/04 12:31 PM	8½ -120	8½ +109
07/04 12:20 PM	8½ -123	8½ +111
07/04 12:19 PM	8½ -122	8½ +111
07/04 12:09 PM	8½ -114	8½ +103
07/04 12:02 PM	8½ -118	8½ +107
07/04 12:01 PM	8½ -112	8½ +102
07/04 12:00 PM	8½ -107	8½ -103
07/04 11:58 AM	8½ -110	8½ +100
07/04 11:52 AM	8½ -107	8½ -103
07/04 10:38 AM	8½ -102	8½ -108
07/04 10:36 AM	8 -117	8 +106

[LEOLEO]

INSINUATION, IS redonkulous

hes been a fackin pig the past 2 appearences,
but, STILL has SICK stuff

[YouHave2outs]

i can't believe you still really believe this stuff.

[Big Bear]

Given the rapid movement on the over late before the first pitch, I found his performance today interesting to say the least. It went from 5-1 to 8-1 in a HURRY with this guy walking and wild pitching in runs in the bottom of the 8th. Kind of stuff you think about as a gambler, when most people would just chalk it up to a shitty appearance by a relief pitcher. He looked like he was pitching blindfolded.

Coincidence?

Delabar relieved Tepera.	1	5
Castellanos walked.	1	5
Iglesias ran for Castellanos.	1	5
McCann struck out looking.	1	5
J. Wilson hit by pitch, Iglesias to second.	1	5
Gose safe at first on error by first baseman Colabello, Iglesias to third, J. Wilson to second.	1	5
Iglesias scored, J. Wilson to third, Gose to second on wild pitch by Delabar.	1	6
Kinsler singled to left, J. Wilson and Gose scored.	1	8
Céspedes singled to left center, Kinsler to second.	1	8
Cecil relieved Delabar.	1	8

He struck out the second batter he faced!!!

Then he hits a dude with a pitch and on the next play his teammate makes an error.


He was def not "tanking"

[Big Bear]

I'm familiar with the Cosart story. In theory, the idea of a pitcher intentionally throwing BP is not far fetched, but it was never a guarantee that Delabar would even pitch in today's game.

exactly. He aint the set up man or the closer