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By: MSTI’s 2009 in Review: Relievers, Part 1 « Mike Scioscia’s tragic illness

Sat, 14 Nov 2009 20:57:45 +0000

[...] he could either get a hold or blow it. The Dodgers actually tried to hedge their bets on this by offering Trevor Hoffmann a contract to come in and be the [...]

By: Mike Scioscia's tragic illness

Mike Scioscia's tragic illness — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:17:21 +0000

So, why so afraid to say what team you do pull for then?

By: Doyer Hater

Doyer Hater — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 06:48:34 +0000

I have given you ample opportunities to show off your cunning literary ability and knowledge of big blue, but I have yet to see you do much more than try to dismiss me with a lame one liner. You seem to represent the doyers very well as several teams in the west will do the same to them over 162 glorious games this coming season. Lame one liners won’t win games and neither will this team without major changes. Please just face facts, this team has an owner that isn’t in the top half in baseball. He doesn’t want to win, he won’t spend and has turned a classy organization into ruins. Much like your reference to Mike Sciosica in your URL, this loss was the beginning of the end for the doyers. They lost sight of what made them a quality organization. Pitching, home grown prospects, great ownership, home grown coaches and a quality free agent here or there to pull it all together. What has old Frank done to earn doyer fan respect except try to make the team into Red Sox West? Well that time is done now with grady, nomar and lowe all departed, so what is next? Please entertain us all with your thoughts on the future while my team pounds you and the rest of MLB into the ground…and no, I am about the farthest thing from a Giants fan…not even close.

By: kennerbuggy

kennerbuggy — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 03:35:45 +0000

Come on MSTI – yer troll is pretty good for a Gnats fan. Not funny or interesting or anything, but pretty good for a Gnats fan.
As I read elsewhere, Trevor was a “need” for the Brew-hahs, but more a luxury for the Dodgers.

By: Mike Scioscia's tragic illness

Mike Scioscia's tragic illness — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 12:31:30 +0000

If you’re going to be a troll, at least be fun! You’re just boring us.

By: Doyer Hater

Doyer Hater — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 10:40:31 +0000

So what does it say about the Doyers when they can’t win a $6 bid for a HOF’er who has pitched in So Cal his entire career? He would rather pitch for the freaking Brewers? It is a sad day in La La land when the brewers are a bigger draw than they doyers. I wonder why Manny is so slow to accept a doyer offer? Maybe he is praying some other team with a chance to go deep in the playoffs will make a run at him??? Maybe the brewers should make him an offer?

By: kensai

kensai — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 12:51:23 +0000

Yeah, but he was never an asshole to Dodger fans like Bonds was. Or somebody else.
He was just good, so it’s hard to hate him for that. Also, hopefully he would be good for us.

By: Tripon

Tripon — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 04:49:14 +0000

With Hoffman on the Dodgers, he would be loving our ass.

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Mike Scioscia's tragic illness — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 02:00:13 +0000

4 – that’s another good reason. If he’s on the team, he can’t be kicking our asses!

By: VegasBlue

VegasBlue — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 01:51:03 +0000

MSTI, Tell me you are not serious!?!? How can you not hate this guy!?!? 16 season of absolutely dominating the Dodgers, that damn music meaning the game was over every visit to San Diego.
The only single good thing I can remember about the guy is the day the Blue blew him up for back-to-back homers on the way to four straight. That game was sweet — but you can’t tell me that it wasn’t even sweeter because it came against Hoffman.
If we do sign him, and he makes us better, that’s great. But I will still boo his ass like crazy when he walks out of the bullpen. Screw that guy. 16 years! 16 Years of kicking out ass! Crimony! Have we forgotten this?!?!