CLUTCH Two back to back shots, with a one run deficit. How about that Yankee Stadium magic... I tell you, they always come up with some way to win it. When it was 5-4, I said to myself, "how will they win it this time". Those hitters don't give an inch. Oops. Down with the Yankees!
Angelos can certainly block an AL team moving to D.C. but i don't know about an N.L. team certainly, MLB could sell the Expos for a hefty sum to a D.C. group and give a generous amount of the proceeds to Angelos to make him happier.
On another note, is there a team luckier than the Yankeees? That would've been a sure double play to end the inning, and it goes straight off of Weber's hand. Before Soriano's home run, all Speczio had to do was handle a relatively simple throw, and he couldn't do that.
Mike Scoisca has lost his mind. This is where the game will be decided, this is where you need your closer to close things out. The go ahead run is at the plate now - the tying run will probably never reach the plate versus Percival in the Ninth Inning.
Remember the '98 World Series, when Kevin Brown threw what should've been strike 3 (two outs at the time) to Tino Martinez? Very next pitch, grand slam, game and probably series changed. Also, oh my ****ing god. Just when Soriano was coming to the plate, our local Fox has decided to go to a hurricane break, and I have no freaking clue what is going on. The game is completely off. Someone please post what happens.
WOOOOOHOOOOOOO! My TV station just cut back in time to show the look of disbelief on Jeter's face. That was great!
Not so fast... Yanks may have dug themselves too big of a hole in this one. Hopefully the Angels relievers are more settled down at home.
