Monday's POD for me is
Atlanta - 123
Also going with
Philadelphia - 193
GL to all ![]()
Since the Phillies began the season losing 19 of their first 29 games and cost manager Rob Thomson his job, they are 17-4 following a loss. If they're playing the same team that defeated them yesterday, they're an awesome 12-1 with nine runline wins. The only failure occurred on May 20th when they followed up a 4-1 home loss to the Reds with a 9-4 loss. Since then they've won 9 in a row when facing the same team that beat them yesterday.
Since the Phillies began the season losing 19 of their first 29 games and cost manager Rob Thomson his job, they are 17-4 following a loss. If they're playing the same team that defeated them yesterday, they're an awesome 12-1 with nine runline wins. The only failure occurred on May 20th when they followed up a 4-1 home loss to the Reds with a 9-4 loss. Since then they've won 9 in a row when facing the same team that beat them yesterday.
With today's horrific effort in the books, Christopher Sanchez, regarded by some but now fewer as a great pitcher, now has an ERA of 11.57 over his last 3 road starts. He gave me the same kind of dismal performance twelve days ago in Washington when I had the 1st 5 innings under 4 runs. He allowed 5 runs in the 1st 5 innings and I lost the bet 5-0.
I don't like him.
With today's horrific effort in the books, Christopher Sanchez, regarded by some but now fewer as a great pitcher, now has an ERA of 11.57 over his last 3 road starts. He gave me the same kind of dismal performance twelve days ago in Washington when I had the 1st 5 innings under 4 runs. He allowed 5 runs in the 1st 5 innings and I lost the bet 5-0.
I don't like him.
With today's horrific effort in the books, Christopher Sanchez, regarded by some but now fewer as a great pitcher, now has an ERA of 11.57 over his last 3 road starts. He gave me the same kind of dismal performance twelve days ago in Washington when I had the 1st 5 innings under 4 runs. He allowed 5 runs in the 1st 5 innings and I lost the bet 5-0.
I don't like him.
With today's horrific effort in the books, Christopher Sanchez, regarded by some but now fewer as a great pitcher, now has an ERA of 11.57 over his last 3 road starts. He gave me the same kind of dismal performance twelve days ago in Washington when I had the 1st 5 innings under 4 runs. He allowed 5 runs in the 1st 5 innings and I lost the bet 5-0.
I don't like him.
