He's in a damn zone. I never figured this goofball could come up this big in such a key spot.
Kudos.
lunchbawks
SBR Posting Legend
01-31-10
12873
#2
If the Cards don't score early they don't score at all
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818z_finest
SBR High Roller
06-19-11
178
#3
even though he looks like he has a dirty sanchez... gotta admit he's a gamer.
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anthonyc023
SBR MVP
12-25-09
2733
#4
feliz needs to get his shyt together
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No coincidences
SBR Aristocracy
01-18-10
76300
#5
His pitching motion reminds me of Fuentes.
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hardball
SBR Sharp
12-02-10
435
#6
Derhol looked sharp.
Seems like the guy is either CGSO or bust for the year.
Glad he came through in this spot.
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BeatingBaseball
SBR Wise Guy
06-30-09
904
#7
Originally posted by No coincidences
Kudos.
Absolutely. Was that Derek Holland or Steve Carlton?
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ShogunRua
SBR MVP
12-23-09
4668
#8
Yeah...guy is not that consistent, but when he has his stuff, he's really good. He's been like that ever since he came into the league a few years ago.
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face
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01-31-11
14740
#9
surprised jackson was so good tonight, usually he struggles. holland was much better than usual, had command of his slider tonight.
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Serbone
SBR MVP
09-21-09
1300
#10
Originally posted by No coincidences
He's in a damn zone. I never figured this goofball could come up this big in such a key spot.
Kudos.
What game were you guys watching?
Balls were inside 6+ inches all nite... called STRIKES for Holland.And plenty that were a little outside or low.
Then the Cards had to swing at bad pitches.
MLB didnt want it to go 3-1.
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BeatingBaseball
SBR Wise Guy
06-30-09
904
#11
Same strike zone all night - for both sides.
Big Cards fan? Or just lost money?
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lakerboy
SBR Aristocracy
04-02-09
94379
#12
Originally posted by Serbone
What game were you guys watching?
Balls were inside 6+ inches all nite... called STRIKES for Holland.And plenty that were a little outside or low.
Then the Cards had to swing at bad pitches.
MLB didnt want it to go 3-1.
pretty sad excuse. st louis power offense couldnt get hit anything pretty much and you are blaming umps. gimme me a break guy
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latinrus
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08-01-10
11188
#13
Originally posted by 818z_finest
even though he looks like he has a dirty sanchez... gotta admit he's a gamer.
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firehoyt
SBR MVP
12-02-10
3569
#14
That goofy mustache needs to go! He looks like he's the oldest Brandy Bunch kid!
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Spartan14745
SBR MVP
04-15-10
1032
#15
I think that crowd for the Rangers is the 10th man, every strike felt like they had just scored a run. Awesome atmosphere for playoff baseball.
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Serbone
SBR MVP
09-21-09
1300
#16
Originally posted by BeatingBaseball
Same strike zone all night - for both sides.
Big Cards fan? Or just lost money?
Watch the game again. Holland's inside pitches were not even border line-close. The Fox strike zone rectangle is not infallible, but it was so obvious. And the polite Cardinals were ALL OVER the plate ump, who was apparently also making up for the bad call at first base the night before. How convenient.
Before the game the announcers even said Holland HAD to pitch inside. Here it comes!
Then all Holland's 6 inch inside pitches were called strikes. Worst case scenario for a hitter, if the ump calls outside pitches or low or high, not as bad.
Cards got scammed. They had to swing at bad pitches, made it even worse.
Knowledgeable people know it was a rigged deck.
Holland was in the right place at the right time, if it was the night before he would have been out in 3 innings. MLB sold out the integrity of the game to prevent it from going 3-1 and the public losing interest since their are no goddam east coast teams (sickening Boston, Mets, Yanks, or Philly).
They made MILLIONS of dollars for the sponsors, it is now 2-2, WOW it is a BIG game tonight and then whoever wins the next one is still HUGE.
Think.
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No coincidences
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#17
Originally posted by Serbone
Watch the game again. Holland's inside pitches were not even border line-close. The Fox strike zone rectangle is not infallible, but it was so obvious. And the polite Cardinals were ALL OVER the plate ump, who was apparently also making up for the bad call at first base the night before. How convenient.
Before the game the announcers even said Holland HAD to pitch inside. Here it comes!
Then all Holland's 6 inch inside pitches were called strikes. Worst case scenario for a hitter, if the ump calls outside pitches or low or high, not as bad.
Cards got scammed. They had to swing at bad pitches, made it even worse.
Knowledgeable people know it was a rigged deck.
Holland was in the right place at the right time, if it was the night before he would have been out in 3 innings. MLB sold out the integrity of the game to prevent it from going 3-1 and the public losing interest since their are no goddam east coast teams (sickening Boston, Mets, Yanks, or Philly).
They made MILLIONS of dollars for the sponsors, it is now 2-2, WOW it is a BIG game tonight and then whoever wins the next one is still HUGE.
Think.
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DerekMadden
SBR MVP
01-14-11
1361
#18
Originally posted by BeatingBaseball
Same strike zone all night - for both sides.
Big Cards fan? Or just lost money?
this.
the whole game both sides were called strikes inside,
problem was Jackson could't hit his spots inside
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Serbone
SBR MVP
09-21-09
1300
#19
Originally posted by DerekMadden
this.
the whole game both sides were called strikes inside,
problem was Jackson could't hit his spots inside
It doesn't work that way.
DOZENS of extreme bad calls are OK, its just that the other guy should have followed suit?
Before the game, FOX made a major issue, HOLLAND had to pitch inside to prevent what happened Saturday night from happening again.
Holland did it to the extreme, 6 inches inside, the pitches were called strikes. Holland knew.
It was not Jacksons game plan.
MLB did not want a boring 3-1, now its 2-2, HUGE game, with another HUGE game to follow.
Have to make up for the fact that there are no (sickening) big market east coast teams in the World Series.
Sponsors make money on this, big time. HUGE difference.
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hardball
SBR Sharp
12-02-10
435
#20
Originally posted by Serbone
It doesn't work that way.
DOZENS of extreme bad calls are OK, its just that the other guy should have followed suit?
Before the game, FOX made a major issue, HOLLAND had to pitch inside to prevent what happened Saturday night from happening again.
Holland did it to the extreme, 6 inches inside, the pitches were called strikes. Holland knew.
It was not Jacksons game plan.
MLB did not want a boring 3-1, now its 2-2, HUGE game, with another HUGE game to follow.
Have to make up for the fact that there are no (sickening) big market east coast teams in the World Series.
Sponsors make money on this, big time. HUGE difference.
Looked pretty consistant to me.
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Serbone
SBR MVP
09-21-09
1300
#21
Originally posted by hardball
Looked pretty consistant to me.
Nice try.
Before they were told to put a stop to it, Fox showed numerous pitches that were WAY inside 3-6" that were called strikes against the Cardinals, much, much more than you show with this sham.
Media people are all over it, though many are told to keep their mouth shut.
3-1 is bad, 2-2 creates interest, gets more viewers, makes game 5 a HUGE game, game 6 another HUGE game, assures that they play a 6th game, makes $$$ for sponsors and MLB. Think.
What, this never happened in the NBA?
Nice LIE.
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face
SBR Posting Legend
01-31-11
14740
#22
i see 3 green squares inside the big square though
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ShogunRua
SBR MVP
12-23-09
4668
#23
Originally posted by Serbone
Nice try.
Before they were told to put a stop to it, Fox showed numerous pitches that were WAY inside 3-6" that were called strikes against the Cardinals, much, much more than you show with this sham.
Media people are all over it, though many are told to keep their mouth shut.
3-1 is bad, 2-2 creates interest, gets more viewers, makes game 5 a HUGE game, game 6 another HUGE game, assures that they play a 6th game, makes $$$ for sponsors and MLB. Think.
What, this never happened in the NBA?
Nice LIE.
IT'S A CONSPIRACY!!!!!!!!!!
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dynamite140
SBR MVP
07-05-08
4958
#24
Of course No Coincidences gives him credit when he bets on the Rangers. IF he had an awful game, he would create the same thread title and whine about him.