He should have run on contact! Make them make the out.
A couple of poorly located off speed pitches
A guy sitting in the outfield seats found those misplaced balls.
Talking about the double followed by the dinger. First dinger was off of a 100mph fastball.
2am here and I’m joining in the fun probably 2-3 hours too late. But Dodgers win!!!
The math sequencing guy in me loves the progression of scoring:
TBay – solo home run
TBay – 2 run home run
LA – 3 run home run
LA – Grand slam home run
It’s never too late to join in the fun!
Your math sequencing fascinating.
Mister 40-40 drives in 4!
So, I got home just in time!
Holy Cow!! 40-40.
Woo-HOO!!!!
SHOHEI!!!!!
I'll settle for a walk-off walk.
Pleeeease, Shohei.
Run, Will. My goodness!
¡Miércoles de viernes!
Good bunt!
'Twas indeed!
Keep the line going, Miggy!
Just got back from dinner, tired, and I need a walkoff.
For the team, Will!
Will again!
Hold'em here boys and walk it off.
Tight game.
Pitchers doing their job.
Yes! EP!
Freeman is so good at first.
Evan, be good!
Another old friend.
Ah, well.
Kiké be hot!
Will was very due.
Old friend Edwin.
Recall he had a killer change up.
Bobby did well.
Yes he did. A very encouraging outing.
Bobby!
I seem to have to log in almost every time I post. Anyone else have this issue?
Happens very occasionally to me.
KIKÉ!!!!!
Kike!!! Wah-Ooh!!!
Quiquster handles the southpaw just like in the old days!
Time for the offense to show up.
Will he come through–either bad English or need punctuation
Needed the ?
Ohtani wheels
Will cannon
I can't remember the last time someone stole a base with Will behind the plate.
Hang in there, Bobby!
Just keep us in the game thru 5 innings Bobby..
Well, that is something.
Oh Mook.
Shake it off Bobby.
I probably won't have to suffer the Bobby Miller Experience tonight, as we're at dining at a friend's house (he's a Dodgers fan also, but I'm not sure he's got MLBTV, though it is the free game of the day). I'll probably sneak some glances under the table, though.
Hoping Bobby Miller shows some progress tonight. Right now he is just a place holder until Glasnow and Yamamoto are back.
Guessing that no one suffers more than Bobby himself. They had to rush him up for that last start. Hopefully he's ready this time.
Game #129, August 23, 2024
Rays, 64 – 63
4th AL East
at
Dodgers, 76 – 52
1st NL West
Alexander, T., LHP #14
5 – 3, 5.17 ERA
vs
Miller, Bo, RHP #28
1 – 3, 8.02 ERA
Lineup:
DH Ohtani L .988
RF Betts R .890
1B Freeman L .875
LF Hernández, T., R .812
C Smith R .762
CF Edman S .455
SS Rojas R .729
2B Lux L .710
3B Hernández, K., R .601
This Day in Dodgers History
August 23rd
1958 Gil Hodges hits his 14th career grand slam in the Dodgers' 10-1 victory over Milwaukee at LA Memorial Coliseum. The first baseman's bases-full round-tripper establishes a new National League record but is far fewer than Lou Gehrig's major league mark of 23.
1989 The second-longest shutout in big-league history ends when Rick Dempsey hits a home run in the top of the 22nd inning, giving the Dodgers an eventual 1-0 victory over the Expos at Olympic Stadium. The Astros blanked the Mets for 24 frames en route to a 1-0 win at the Astrodome in 1968. https://youtu.be/EiHD6t191Zk
1989 In the 11th frame of an eventual 22-inning 1-0 loss, the Expos' Youppi! becomes the first mascot to be thrown out of a game when Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda complains to the umpires about the hairy orange giant's behavior at Olympic Stadium. The LA skipper takes exception to the loud noise caused by the furry creature's running leap onto the visitors' dugout before sneaking back into a front-row seat. https://youtu.be/-2qOK8J9Be8
2000 Team president Bob Graziano apologizes to the female couple told to leave Dodger Stadium two weeks ago when some fans complained after the couple shared a celebratory kiss during a game. The pair felt the ejection by eight security guards was discriminatory because their friends, a man and a woman, also kissed but were not asked to leave.
2013 At a Dodger Stadium press conference, LA announces Vin Scully will continue broadcasting Dodgers' games for his 65th consecutive season. Some of the historic moments the Hall of Fame broadcaster has called include Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series, 19 no-hitters, four by Sandy Koufax, Hank Aaron's 715th home run, and Kirk Gibson's dramatic walk-off in the 1988 Fall Classic.
He should have run on contact! Make them make the out.
A couple of poorly located off speed pitches
A guy sitting in the outfield seats found those misplaced balls.
Talking about the double followed by the dinger. First dinger was off of a 100mph fastball.
2am here and I’m joining in the fun probably 2-3 hours too late. But Dodgers win!!!
The math sequencing guy in me loves the progression of scoring:
TBay – solo home run
TBay – 2 run home run
LA – 3 run home run
LA – Grand slam home run
It’s never too late to join in the fun!
Your math sequencing fascinating.
Mister 40-40 drives in 4!
So, I got home just in time!
Holy Cow!! 40-40.
Woo-HOO!!!!
SHOHEI!!!!!
I'll settle for a walk-off walk.
Pleeeease, Shohei.
Run, Will. My goodness!
¡Miércoles de viernes!
Good bunt!
'Twas indeed!
Keep the line going, Miggy!
Just got back from dinner, tired, and I need a walkoff.
For the team, Will!
Will again!
Hold'em here boys and walk it off.
Tight game.
Pitchers doing their job.
Yes! EP!
Freeman is so good at first.
Evan, be good!
Another old friend.
Ah, well.
Kiké be hot!
Will was very due.
Old friend Edwin.
Recall he had a killer change up.
Bobby did well.
Yes he did. A very encouraging outing.
Bobby!
I seem to have to log in almost every time I post. Anyone else have this issue?
Happens very occasionally to me.
KIKÉ!!!!!
Kike!!! Wah-Ooh!!!
Quiquster handles the southpaw just like in the old days!
Time for the offense to show up.
Will he come through–either bad English or need punctuation
Needed the ?
Ohtani wheels
Will cannon
I can't remember the last time someone stole a base with Will behind the plate.
Hang in there, Bobby!
Just keep us in the game thru 5 innings Bobby..
Well, that is something.
Oh Mook.
Shake it off Bobby.
I probably won't have to suffer the Bobby Miller Experience tonight, as we're at dining at a friend's house (he's a Dodgers fan also, but I'm not sure he's got MLBTV, though it is the free game of the day). I'll probably sneak some glances under the table, though.
Hoping Bobby Miller shows some progress tonight. Right now he is just a place holder until Glasnow and Yamamoto are back.
Guessing that no one suffers more than Bobby himself. They had to rush him up for that last start. Hopefully he's ready this time.
Game #129, August 23, 2024
Rays, 64 – 63
4th AL East
at
Dodgers, 76 – 52
1st NL West
Alexander, T., LHP #14
5 – 3, 5.17 ERA
vs
Miller, Bo, RHP #28
1 – 3, 8.02 ERA
Lineup:
DH Ohtani L .988
RF Betts R .890
1B Freeman L .875
LF Hernández, T., R .812
C Smith R .762
CF Edman S .455
SS Rojas R .729
2B Lux L .710
3B Hernández, K., R .601
This Day in Dodgers History
August 23rd
1958 Gil Hodges hits his 14th career grand slam in the Dodgers' 10-1 victory over Milwaukee at LA Memorial Coliseum. The first baseman's bases-full round-tripper establishes a new National League record but is far fewer than Lou Gehrig's major league mark of 23.
1989 The second-longest shutout in big-league history ends when Rick Dempsey hits a home run in the top of the 22nd inning, giving the Dodgers an eventual 1-0 victory over the Expos at Olympic Stadium. The Astros blanked the Mets for 24 frames en route to a 1-0 win at the Astrodome in 1968.
https://youtu.be/EiHD6t191Zk
1989 In the 11th frame of an eventual 22-inning 1-0 loss, the Expos' Youppi! becomes the first mascot to be thrown out of a game when Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda complains to the umpires about the hairy orange giant's behavior at Olympic Stadium. The LA skipper takes exception to the loud noise caused by the furry creature's running leap onto the visitors' dugout before sneaking back into a front-row seat.
https://youtu.be/-2qOK8J9Be8
2000 Team president Bob Graziano apologizes to the female couple told to leave Dodger Stadium two weeks ago when some fans complained after the couple shared a celebratory kiss during a game. The pair felt the ejection by eight security guards was discriminatory because their friends, a man and a woman, also kissed but were not asked to leave.
2013 At a Dodger Stadium press conference, LA announces Vin Scully will continue broadcasting Dodgers' games for his 65th consecutive season. Some of the historic moments the Hall of Fame broadcaster has called include Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series, 19 no-hitters, four by Sandy Koufax, Hank Aaron's 715th home run, and Kirk Gibson's dramatic walk-off in the 1988 Fall Classic.