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Lima Time

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  1. surrender

    surrender Member

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    has pitched 8 lights-out innings. 5 hits, no runs.

    I'm not a Dodgers fan, but I'm really pulling for the guy.
     
    #1 surrender, Oct 9, 2004
  2. Jebus

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    He's pitching a HELL of a game against the Cards. I'm pulling for the Dodgers, mainly so the Cards don't have extra time to rest before the NLCS.

    and they're leaving him in for the 9th- No Gagne!

    The way he's pitched so far, he's earned it.

    Ole!

    Edit: complete game shutout! What a game. Congrats, Lima time.
     
    #2 Jebus, Oct 9, 2004
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  3. JBIIRockets

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    freaking shutout. That's awesome.
     
    #3 JBIIRockets, Oct 9, 2004
  4. surrender

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    LIMA
    LIMA
    LIMA
    LIMA
    LIMA

    :D
     
    #4 surrender, Oct 9, 2004
  5. Alimoe84

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    I never thought I'd see Lima get back to this kind of success in his career, but I'm happy for the guy. Lima brought that electricity. Alot of fly ball outs (mainly the reason he coulnd't pitch at MMP) Too bad the Dodgers don't have that Bonafide #1 starter. This series couldve gotten really interesting. What happened to Brad Penny again?
     
    #5 Alimoe84, Oct 9, 2004
  6. Another Brother

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    historic. couldn't have happened to a more deserving veteran.
     
    #6 Another Brother, Oct 9, 2004
  7. VesceySux

    VesceySux World Champion Lurker
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    Hey, that's great and all, but more importantly: Did they show his wife?????
     
    #7 VesceySux, Oct 9, 2004
  8. Kam

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    Lima is a dodger not an astro.


    but anyway,


    It's the Karma.

    The Jungle Karma.


    It is fullproof.




    see season 2000.
     
    #8 Kam, Oct 9, 2004
  9. Faos

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    But he rightfully still calls Houston his off season home.

    Congrats Lima.
     
    #9 Faos, Oct 9, 2004
  10. VooDooPope

    VooDooPope Love > Hate

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    I enjoyed watching him pitch tonight.

    Enron got in his head and it took him years to shake it off.
     
    #10 VooDooPope, Oct 9, 2004
  11. HoneyNut Ichiro

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    No, but dayum, drinking milk before pitching must do the body reeeaal good.
     
    #11 HoneyNut Ichiro, Oct 9, 2004
  12. Hippieloser

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    Sounds like Lima was... ha ha... fresh today.
     
    #12 Hippieloser, Oct 9, 2004
  13. gwayneco

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    I admit it, I still like that nut. Been quite a road back for him and I am glad to see it happen.
     
    #13 gwayneco, Oct 9, 2004
  14. s land balla

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    i thought this thread was gonna be about your trip to Peru...
     
    #14 s land balla, Oct 9, 2004
  15. Vengeance

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    Watched the last 5 innings. I was pulling for Lima the whole time. Even when he went 7-16, I've been a fan. It will be Lima Time again!
     
    #15 Vengeance, Oct 10, 2004
  16. HAYJON02

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    Oh, he's washed out. :rolleyes:
     
    #16 HAYJON02, Oct 10, 2004
  17. BigM

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    lima could have still pitched here and been damn good if he hadn't have let that left field porch get in his mind. even as a flyball pitcher the outfield up center is as big as it gets.
     
    #17 BigM, Oct 10, 2004
  18. Saint Louis

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    The left field porch got in every Astros pitchers head except for Shane Reynolds and Billy Wagner.

    Lima was though by far the most affected of the bunch. I am glad though to see him get back to the majors. I just enjoy his enthusiasm for the game.
     
    #18 Saint Louis, Oct 10, 2004
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    Does "Sugar" Shane Reynolds still pitch for the Braves?
     
    #19 synergy, Oct 10, 2004
  20. Manny Ramirez

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    I hear you on this.

    You can poke your eye out with one of those things; however, I am not complaining.
     
    #20 Manny Ramirez, Oct 10, 2004
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