大聯盟討論區
大聯盟接近playoff了邊８隊係最後打ｐｌａｙｏｆｆ呢？
[ Last edited by tom on 7-9-2005 at 08:10 AM ] Originally posted by tom at 2005-9-7 01:10:
大聯盟接近playoff了
邊８隊係最後打ｐｌａｙｏｆｆ呢？
BOS, CHW, LAA, NYY
STL, ATL, SF, HOU Padres比Giants多５場勝差 Originally posted by tom at 2005-9-7 01:35:
Padres比Giants多５場勝差
國聯西區都係水鬥水:icon101:
SF, SD, ARI, LAD四隊互對,各都有機會出線
不過最後都係俾STL炒 Cy Young race
AL係CWS 個兩位投手之爭
ＮＬｓｕｒｅ 係Carpenter． T-mac台灣espn專訪
Q:你最喜歡的大聯盟球隊?
T-mac:紐約洋基
Q:那你喜歡Tiger Wang嗎?
T-mac:他是誰... :icon101::icon101: Originally posted by tom at 8-9-2005 01:55:
Cy Young race
AL係CWS 個兩位投手之爭
ＮＬｓｕｒｅ 係Carpenter．
AL應該係Colon啦...
NL得Carpenter...
NL West真係屎到呢...如果國民/大都會o係西區...排緊第1/2啦...
道奇傷兵太多...巨人冇o左Barry Bonds
響尾蛇今年招攬好多新兵...不過d投手又唔掂
所以平穩o既教士應該會拎冠軍
外卡應該係印第安人+太空人
我都想洋基出線...但係d"巨投"收勁高人工...狂俾人打爆
Carl Pavano...Jaret Wright...Kevin Brown<---傷得就傷
Randy Johnson真係老啦...?!
得Mike Mussina最穩定
World Series我估紅雀
紅襪今年個投手陣容差o左好多
白襪季尾開始現形...要拎冠軍就投手1定要回復番季初o既水準...Scott Podsednik唔好傷
勇士就...唔覺得佢地可以逃得過紅雀o既魔掌
[ Last edited by MontrealExpos on 11-9-2005 at 08:48 PM ] Originally posted by MontrealExpos at 2005-9-11 08:31 PM:
AL應該係Colon啦...
NL得Carpenter...
NL West真係屎到呢...如果國民/大都會o係西區...排緊第1/2啦...
道奇傷兵太多...巨人冇o左Barry Bonds
響尾蛇今年招攬好多新兵...不過d投手又唔掂
所以平穩o既教士 ...
要用Aaron Small,Shawn Chacon
Chacon星期６比Red sox打爆:icon101: Colon&Garland關鍵對決：
Garland 6局失7分。防禦率暴增至3.51。
Colon 6局失2分，拿下第19勝
勝負已分. Originally posted by tom at 11-9-2005 22:06:
要用Aaron Small,Shawn Chacon
Chacon星期６比Red sox打爆:icon101:
Aaron Small真係可以話係救星..7-0:eek:
但係以洋基o既性格...下年唔知仲係唔係洋基人:(
Shawn Chacon將來係龍係蟲?!
我覺得佢有少少潛質...今年佢o係山上投球...era先到得4.09:icon111:
係coors field掟到咁係非常之叻仔啦!!!:icon107: 世界大賽不只鬥實力,而係鬥氣勢,以弱勝強常看到
01年的響尾蛇(Big Unit+Schilling至今仍津津樂道)
02年的天使(K-Rod的氣勢)
03年的馬林魚(最平凡的總冠軍)
04年的紅襪(0:3->4:3)
所以今年好難估:icon091: Originally posted by 射手shooter at 11-9-2005 22:50:
世界大賽不只鬥實力,而係鬥氣勢,以弱勝強常看到
01年的響尾蛇(Big Unit+Schilling至今仍津津樂道)
02年的天使(K-Rod的氣勢)
03年的馬林魚(最平凡的總冠軍)
04年的紅襪(0:3->4:3)
所以今年好難估:icon ...
01件o既"左右護法"...差d包辦50勝:icon110:
連續3年都係外卡球隊贏...真係以弱勝強:icon094: ｍｌｂ常有意想不到的賽果 Originally posted by tom at 11-9-2005 22:59:
ｍｌｂ常有意想不到的賽果
唔記得係上年定前年
洋基俾印第安人大炒22:0:icon101: Originally posted by MontrealExpos at 2005-9-11 11:03 PM:
唔記得係上年定前年
洋基俾印第安人大炒22:0:icon101:
上年:o
this year洋基一局贏Tampa Bay13分 :icon101: 題外話.
Mariano Rivera出場d音樂好正:icon096: Yankees88 63 .583 -
Red Sox88 64 .579 0.5
Red Sox, Yankees tied for AL East lead
BOSTON (AP) -- It's all tied up in the AL East.The defending World Series champions and the sport's most decorated franchise. Rivals from the playoffs for the past two years, and from the regular season for a 100 years before that. Big Papi and his baggy pants against clean-cut A-Rod in pinstripes.
Boston and New York.
Two games to play.
Jason Varitek homered, David Ortiz drove in another big run and David Wells pitched seven strong innings on Friday night to give the Red Sox a 5-3 victory and a first-place tie with the Yankees heading into the season's final weekend.
"You never want to sigh too hard," Red Sox closer Mike Timlin said. "It's going to be a tough two games.
Boston's win left both teams at 94-66 and guaranteed that at least one team's playoff fate won't be decided until Sunday -- the last day on the regular-season schedule.
"It was inevitable," New York third baseman Alex Rodriguez said. "You knew in spring training when you saw these three games it was going to come down to this."
The Red Sox and Yankees lead Cleveland by one game in the AL wild-card race after the Indians lost 3-2 in 13 innings to the Chicago White Sox.
If Boston and New York split the last two games and Cleveland beats Chicago twice, there would be a one-game playoff Monday at Yankee Stadium for the AL East title, with the loser playing the Indians on Tuesday for the wild-card berth.
If Boston and New York are tied and Cleveland can't match them, the Yankees would win the East and the Red Sox the wild card because New York will have won the season series against Boston.
For now, the schedule has Tim Wakefield (16-11) facing Randy Johnson (16-8) on Saturday, with Curt Schilling (7-8) going against Mike Mussina (13-8) on Sunday.
"It's not like we can live it up and pound our chest," Boston manager Terry Francona said. "We've got to come back and beat maybe the best pitcher in the league."
Wells (15-7) won for the sixth time in seven decisions, the only loss coming on Sept. 9 at Yankee Stadium. But returning to Fenway Park -- a ballpark he once offered to blow up -- served the former Yankee well; he allowed three runs, six hits and two walks, striking out five and improved to 8-1 this year at home.
"I like the ball in a big game. I'm not afraid to take it," he said. "At age 23 or 42, I still have the same intensity. I just want to go out and pitch, and win."
Timlin got four outs for his 12th save in 19 chances. It was his 80th appearance of the season, a career-high that matched the franchise record.
Rookie Chien-Ming Wang (8-5) gave up five runs -- just three earned -- four hits and six walks. He struck out four in 6 2-3 innings.
"He had to have butterflies tonight. There's no question," manager Joe Torre said. "But I thought he dealt with it really well."
The voluble and voluminous Wells had demonstrated control this year -- with his pitching, not with the mouth that earned him a suspension and a dressing down from the commissioner's office. He allowed just 19 walks in his first 29 starts, but started off on Friday night with two walks and a hit batter, loading the bases with one out in the first inning.
Still, the Yankees scored just once, when Hideki Matsui singled to score Rodriguez, the Yankee's Most Valuable Player front-runner. Jorge Posada struck out with the bases loaded and stranded six runners in his first three at-bats.
Boston tied it when Johnny Damon walked to lead off the Boston first, stole second and scored on Ortiz's single -- his major league-leading 147th RBI. Varitek homered to lead off the second and give Boston the lead for good.
The Red Sox added three in the sixth to make it 5-1.
Damon singled and stole second and, one out later, Ortiz was intentionally walked -- giving some words of encouragement to Manny Ramirez on deck. Ramirez singled, but too sharply for Damon to score, and the bases were loaded when Wang forced in a run by walking Trot Nixon.
"Walk a guy who knocked in 150 runs versus a guy who knocked in 140 runs," Torre said. "You can make that decision."
Varitek hit a grounder to first baseman Jason Giambi, whose throw home was in the dirt and everyone was safe. John Olerud hit a sacrifice fly to center field to score Ramirez, then Giambi made a nice unassisted play on Bill Mueller's hard grounder to end the inning.
Derek Jeter hit a two-run homer in the seventh, closing the Yankees within two runs.
It's the closest race between the longtime rivals since 1978, when Bucky Dent's popup over the Green Monster won a one-game playoff and gave the division to the Yankees. They also faced each other in the AL championship series in 1999 and each of the last two years, with Boston finally breaking through in 2004 for its first World Series title since 1918.
As if the series didn't offer enough drama, Rodriguez and Ortiz entered as the AL's two leading MVP candidates. The hometown crowd gives the edge to Big Papi and his penchant for game-saving hits -- like the ones that tied and then won the game on Thursday night against Toronto.
For New York, Rodriguez's Gold Glove-caliber defense is the difference between two players with stellar but evenly matched hitting stats.
But Rodriguez let Damon's grounder go through his legs in the third, amusing the hometown crowd that wanted him so badly two winters ago. The buzz over A-Rod's blunder was still in the stands when Ortiz came to the plate and spawned a new set of "MVP!" chants.
But Wang stabbed Ortiz's one-hopper and threw to first, then Damon oddly tried to take third base and was out in a rundown, ending the inning.Boston had another runner thrown out on the bases in the fourth when Nixon was caught stealing in an apparently botched hit-and-run.
Game notes
Yankees manager Joe Torre said a pitcher who throws knuckleballs or slow pitches, whose name he didn't know, will throw in batting practice before Wakefield, a knuckleballer, goes on Saturday. ... Yankees LHP Alan Embree, signed July 30 after being released by the Red Sox, said he has no hard feelings toward his former team but doesn't know where he'll play next year. "This year I'm nothing more than a two-month rental and next year will take care of itself," he said. ... Varitek's solo homer in the second inning was his 22nd of the season, his first since Aug. 23. ... Hall of Famer Wade Boggs, who played for Boston and New York, was honored before the game. He wore a Red Sox jersey. ... Actor Robert Redford was in the crowd.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=250930102 唔該Indians執埋呢兩場啦:icon066: Originally posted by 射手shooter at 2005-10-1 05:35 PM:
唔該Indians執埋呢兩場啦:icon066:
Mark Buehrle太強啦:icon111: