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Too Tired

There's plenty to talk about today, I guess.

The Fish finally won a three game series (against a team that is worse than they are).  

We have some big roster changes (as Maverick noted in his diary, and on his website...)  

We start a four-game series today with the Braves.  I'm already sick of them.  Do we really have to play them sixteen more times?  Bleh.  Well... hopefully they can split the series at least.  Maybe the young starters (now that Nolasco is due to take the hill on Wednesday) can make something happen.  I wonder how old Big Moe feels around these guys?

Anyway... Like I said - plenty to discuss.

I'm just too tired.  

I got nothing - which is less than usual, and you thought that wasn't possible, didn't you?

If you have any other topics to bring out - feel free to do that here.  I'm going back to sleep now.

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How about the . . .
Heat?  Talk about a change of fortunes from 72 hours ago--from a long drawn-out series (that they could have easily lost) to a possible 5-gamer.  Even better, the Cavs woke up and took a game from Detroit.  Best weekend of Riley's career since he was with the Lakers.

On a baseball note, Hanley Ramirez leads the NL in batting.  And in my opinion, the top 4 in the lineup have done a fantastic job this year (Ramirez, Uggla, Cabrera, and Willingham).  Unfortunately the rest of the lineup has the look of a wasteland and the pitching has been bad everywhere (starters, mid-relief, setup, closers, manager, etc.).

by Double B on May 15, 2006 12:05 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

As I've said before
I'm not a huge basketball fan.

But I have to agree with the second point.  We'll see if things improve on the pitching side at all... and maybe the hitting will improve if Hermida ever gets back and one or two others actually start two hit a little...

Taking the fun out of it - for everyone.

by wiggins on May 15, 2006 2:20 PM EDT up reply actions   0 recs

you're forgetting one person..
olivo has been doing pretty good lately. i dont think he is looking like a "wasteland"

by Fluxuation on May 15, 2006 2:43 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Kool Aid
Reggie Abercrombie's May line:

.316/.409/.553 in 38 at bats

he has been far from a wasteland this month and is looking better at the plate every game

by Maverick on May 15, 2006 6:35 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

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