Okay, Now I Am Worried…
September 11, 2009 at 9:46 am | Posted in Steve Phillips | 4 CommentsNo, it’s not because this weekend’s tilt in San Francisco is the last important road series of the year (the last remaining trip is to WAS, PIT, and SD).
No, it’s not because Randy Wolf and Clayton Kershaw are each unavailable, and no, it’s not because the Rockies are on yet another winning streak.
What really worries me is this; ESPN’s Steve Phillips, a man well known for never being right about anything, thinks the Dodgers are going to take the series:
Expect three low-scoring close games in which the bullpens ultimately will be the deciding factor. The Dodgers’ bullpen is the best in baseball (3.12 ERA), and I expect it to be the difference in this series.
Look for the Dodgers to take two out of three games.
Crap. We’re doomed.
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Man, that’s just like the Padres to screw us over like that. They can’t just do it in regular fashion, however, they need to get the Rockies down to their final strike, having every Dodger fan silently filling with joy upon having finally gained another game in the standings and THEN they decide to blow it to keep things where they are. Thanks very-friggin-much Padres!
Comment by The Fury— September 12, 2009 #
Man, that’s just like the Padres to screw us over like that. They can’t just do it in regular fashion, however, they need to get the Rockies down to their final strike, having every Dodger fan silently filling with joy upon having finally gained another game in the standings and THEN they decide to blow it to keep things where they are. Thanks very-friggin-much Padres!
Comment by The Fury— September 12, 2009 #
magic number should be 17 no? we won and they lost.
Comment by sumdumfu— September 13, 2009 #
Indeed, I just wasn’t home last night to do it. Looks like we skip Bill Russell!
Comment by Mike Scioscia's tragic illness— September 13, 2009 #