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[Game Two]

Discussion in 'Houston Astros' started by Castor27, Oct 13, 2005.

  1. NewRoxFan

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    Dell Defining Moment... the Edmunds defensive play?

    It was a great catch, but guys, the 'stros are ahead, doncha think an Astro deserves the recognition (eg Burke)? :confused:
     
  2. Dave2000

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    i love how the national announcers kiss Lidge's ass

    "Lidge is S-I-C-K"
     
  3. adw

    adw SuperClutchMan

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    I <3 Lidge.
     
  4. Nick

    Nick Member

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    You're killing me man... let em know what time it is you guys (Uprising, DD, F4P... any other regular).
     
  5. OldManBernie

    OldManBernie Old Fogey

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    How about the passed ball by Yadier Molina?
     
  6. KingCheetah

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    Fast and easy... now lets have some more padding boys. :cool:
     
  7. JunkyardDwg

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    Nice Lidge... 1-2-3.

    And I liked how Ausmus made sure of the out on both those swinging strikes :D
     
  8. Sishir Chang

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    Dayamm! that's sweet...

    1-2-3

    I love Billy but why are we even thinking of bringing Wagner back when Lidge is on fire..
     
  9. Bobblehead

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    :eek: :eek: Damn Lidge is SICK!!!!!!!!! :eek:
     
  10. MR. MEOWGI

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    That time of the month?
     
  11. Nick

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    Uhh... I think Thom was smoking whatever Brenely normally does. Wagner wants 3 years 27 million... and he wants to be the closer.

    No way he's coming back to Houston unless he's happy to be the situational lefty.
     
  12. Aceshigh7

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    No, they mean't Philadelphia is trying to bring Wagner back. Trust me, Wags will never be an Astro again.
     
  13. sccdct34

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    they were talking about the phillies who had a meeting with him today or was it yesturday..anyway thats what they were saying...

    your right though as much as i loved wagner i love lidge way more nothing better than the swings he gets on that slider!
     
  14. Nick

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    I'm really losing faith in you guys... but the moment has already passed, so right now it would be a little cache.
     
  15. francis 4 prez

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    it's Lights out time. there.

    and damn he is sick against the cards. i knew he owned them but 4 hits in 79 AB? omg. and i agree, lidge was the most unhittable pitcher i have ever seen in last year's nlcs. the 3 innings he pitched before miceli gave up the homer in game 6 might've been the most dominant 3 innings i've ever seen. it was an effortless breeze through a devastating cardinals lineup.

    and that 8th was perfect. little stress, and now the bottom of the order.
     
  16. JunkyardDwg

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    I'd go with Burke's RBI to extend the lead...or better yet Oswalt getting the strikeout on Edmonds in the 6th. That was huge.
     
  17. KingCheetah

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    Well, it's always Hammer time...

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  18. Sishir Chang

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    Its great to see Lidge get a save but I still would like to see the Stros tack on another run.
     
  19. OldManBernie

    OldManBernie Old Fogey

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    you mean the ground out in the 7th?
     
  20. Nick

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    They can score a hundred runs... and if Lidge pitches the bottom of the 9th, he'll STILL get the save (per the MLB rules).
     

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