Mattingly23NY
Turning Fastballs Into Souveneir's ~
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And now we have Holmes.
Unbelievable, I thought for sure Holmes was going to blow the 8th, in lieu of working out of jam with 2 OB and the tying run AB.
Holmes and Gil looked good for what seemed like the first time, since gawd knows when, wtf?
In the vein of every wannabe closer post Mo'. D-Rob, Chapman, Cesspool, Phil Hughes, Joba, Bettances and many other relievers of the Trashman era, who all shared a common thread, i.e., leavingfans sitting on the edge of their seats-- I expected all full counts, foul balls, and lack of control, without a bit of luck on the border-line pitches of the K-zone, by the HP Ump with poor eye sight, who's assisted by the first ever seeing eye dog in MLB. 1 bark strike, 2 barks ball! I expected a wild pitch or 3, a hit batter, and a couple of walks, with a single hit to load the bases. I expected BaBoone choking on Rolaid's instead of bubble gum.
I haven't seen much of the 024 team to understand how the bullpen is built, or frantically tossed together like a vagrant claiming trash, tossing his choice picks and finds in a bullpen pile. I have scratched my head damn near until it almost all fell out wondering, why did Trashman trade King, and keep Holmes? I have a feeling the NY GM screwed King's head up from the constant deluge of changing his status from Closer, a set-up man, a Starter etc?