Hey, He Didn’t Walk Anyone

by Denton on August 30, 2012

Yeah, that’s me, always looking at the bright side of things. The night started out badly for Zach and only got worse. By the time the third inning was in the books, the Angels had ten hits and nine runs on the board and Stewart was heading back to Pawtucket. I’m not sure who thought this kid was ready to pitch in the majors. Bobby V articulately explained the outing:

“He got too many pitches up,” Boston manager Bobby Valentine said. “He has to pitch down in the zone to be effective, and he just wasn’t able to do that tonight. It’s tough coming up and making a start against this team and have things kind of go bad from the first hitter.”

“Kind of go bad?” Yeah, that’s what happened.

To replace Stewart, the Sox are calling up…wait for it…Daniel Bard. Remember him?

16 comments
Sharpie
Sharpie like.author.displayName 1 Like

Lester is shooting for that perfect 9.00 era for the game.

Jennie
Jennie like.author.displayName 1 Like

Does it even count if they win against us?

Jennie
Jennie

I felt like a sloth yesterday because I kept thinking ("visualizing" as they say in California) of going for a run when I got home from work.  Instead I drank beer and watched shitty baseball.  Today my boot camp class was cancelled after I was dressed and ready to go so I made myself go for the run.  Now I'm ready for the beer.  Newcastle

GodzillaJoe
GodzillaJoe

Harpoon IPA.  Check.

Snyder's of Hanover Bacon Chedder Pretzel Bites.  Check.

Sox game.  Check.

Stomach ache caused by one or all of these things very soon, TBD.

SandiJones
SandiJones

Any bets on how many players Bard will hit when he starts a game?   I'm saying 2.

GodzillaJoe
GodzillaJoe like.author.displayName 1 Like

And he's good for the environment.  Half of New England turned off their TVs for the night after 3 innings.

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