Game 125: This is not the Livan we're looking for.
by Doghouse on Aug 23, 2010 10:27 PM EDT
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- Not defying his peripherals tonight: Livan Hernandez (-30.4%) has a rare (for this season) stumble, only going 4.1 IP and giving up 7 ER while striking out 5 but walking 4.
- Wheels off: The third goes all wrong, as Livo gives up a leadoff homer (-10.7%), a two-run single (-11.0%), and a two-run triple (-10.7%) to bury the Nats in a deep, deep hole.
- Sleeping bats: The only Nats' hitters with positive WPA are Ryan Zimmerman (+1.7%) who was 1-3, and Adam Kennedy (+1.6%) who was 0-4 with an ROE.
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And we continue on in the 14th inning in Woodbridge.
On a desperate search for Sunshine at Nats Park. In Rizzo and Ramos we trust.
Damage control on Nats XTRA
um, please visit my soccer (football) blog. it's interesting, I promise. por favor? (filbertway.com)
Sunshine will come to Nats Park, I promise. (visit por favor? my website)
Wait.
You get a positive WPA for reaching on an error? I mean, yes, the team’s chances of winning increase, but, … hmmm. This just doesn’t sound right.
Rob
"Ninety feet between home plate and first base may be the closest man has ever come to perfection." -- Red Smith
WPA loves it some bad-process-good-result...
"And everybody lived happily ever after. Except the Phillies and the Mets. The End." --Sasskuash
Friend of Dukes and Desmond #3
STEEEEE-RIKE!!-YOU-HI-IT-THAT-ON-THE-BAR-REL-OF-THE-BAT!!
ARE-MY-A-TTEM-PTS-AT-A-SSIM-IL-LA-TION AW-K-WARD?
ERR-OR. YOUR-STRIKE-ZONE-DOES-NOT-COM-PUTE.
by ROBOT UMPIRE on Aug 23, 2010 11:41 PM EDT up reply actions
Phil Wood continuing to delve into the history books...
…he was making a strong case for Lou in the HOF. On sadder notes, he was pessimistic on us seeing Detwiler again in DC this season or seeing Mock getting more than a puncher’s chance in DC during spring.
On a desperate search for Sunshine at Nats Park. In Rizzo and Ramos we trust.
Shame about Mock
He DID make the team out of Spring Training this year, but got hit with injury. Now I fear he’s going to a forgotten man in the organization. Perhaps he will never make it, but I like pitchers with “stuff”, and Mock is one of those guys. I’d much rather see him than Atilano again.
Rob
"Ninety feet between home plate and first base may be the closest man has ever come to perfection." -- Red Smith
It is a shame
But you can have all the stuff you can possibly have, but if you don’t hit your spots, you’re going to fall between the cracks
by tengoalyrunr30 on Aug 24, 2010 12:41 AM EDT up reply actions
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