Game 149, Yankees at Mariners
DMZ · September 19, 2009 at 6:14 pm · Filed Under Mariners
Tui at… second?
RF-L Ichiro!
CF-R Gutierrez
1B-R Lopez
DH-0 Sweeney
3B-R Beltre
C-R Johjima
LF-R Hall
2B-R Tuiasosopo
SS-R Wilson
Talk about stacking it. Wow.
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Uh-oh…here come “Da Mess”!
So, is he looking good because all that hard work is paying off, or is he looking good by contrast with Lopez?
I was wondering that same thing, Mike. But color me impressed either way.
“Yeah. That overpaid Joh-Jap punk! Where’s Johnson when you need ‘im!!!”
The ignorance of fans like this transcends the annoying and leaps into the hilarious.
Oh, and without any disrespect to the many, many great players on the team, I despise the very idea of the Yankees.
Oh no.
Here comes The Chef.
Well, well…Wak’s got the Burger Chef warming up in the pen now…
Must be Gas Can Giveaway Night down at the ol’ Safe!
CHEF CHEF CHEF CHEF
Does “SS J Wilson” really exist, or does the official scorer just make up what kind of “out” was “produced”? Gameday shows no picture and “his” BA is listed at .000.
Silva Time!
Silva time makes me feel like having a drink.
NO NO NO NO
The Chef is out in the bullpen. Better grab a sixer and some heavy duty paper plates.
It could just be that “Tui” has more of a ring than “Loafie” when you say it. “Tui” sounds like part of a famous double play combination and I like that potential.
On the other hand, “Loafie” sounds like an animatronic casserole that talks to young visitors touring a packing plant.
Mike, all kidding aside, that is a very valid question. I do like his glove so far.
Actually, that’s not a bad idea for a giveaway…”the first 20k fans receive a collectable Mariners gas can”…courtesy of one of the many sponsoring service station chains.
Brad Adam tells us about the Tracer technology whilst going through puberty.
Hey, has this guy lost weight?
No, but seriously. Why is Hall out there?
Anyone?
Because Niehaus just mentioned that “quite frankly, he (Wak) didn’t have anybody else to play out there”…
Which I find hard to believe, since both Ryan Langerhans and Michael Saunders were still on the roster the last time I looked.
Heck of a job there, Chef.
Two-thirds of an inning and at least one run allowed…ah, there’s our Chef!
According to Baker, Langerhans is came down with something and is unavailable, and since they’re already babying Saunders they didn’t want to throw him in there against Sabathia. Although, yeah, I’d still rather see Saunders.
I hope all you people that complain about Sims are enjoying the awesomeness that is Rick Rizzs.
Egads…it’s a Saundrs sighting!
Well, thanks for the late inning defensive replacement in left field, Wak.
Ha, I think Tex is upset he didn’t get the double.
If Teixeira wins the MVP he should send thank you letters to the Mariner pitching staff.
I guess Saunders was sent out there to get a better view of that jack by Teixeira.
*Make that Saunders.
Guess I was so excited to see somebody out there who could actually play left field tonight that I was a little fast on the keyboard…
Although, speaking of Japanese sci-fi heroes, he’d have had to have been Jet Jaguar to have a chance at making a play on Tex’s HR just then.
Hey! Fister does have a good change-up!
“Kenji Johjima, who has caught Fister’s starts with Seattle, said the rookie’s changeup is one of his most useful weapons, and that’s why he called more changes than sliders.
“He has a lot of confidence in his changeup, as well as command,” Johjima said through an interpreter. “And that’s what I saw the previous start, so I tried to make that as effective as possible.”
Tui Funk Blast?
Well, in summarizing this absolute stinker of a game, my question would be…how the hell could last night’s game — on a warm Friday night with Felix on the mound — draw only 28k while this one draw over 42k?
Tui walk. Almost as good.
Everyone must have been at the Storm game last night ….
Actually, I’d forgotten that there was also tons of local HS football going on last night as well…
Although, I remember how “back in the day” (i.e. 2000-03) that would not have been a deterrent even on a Friday night in September.
If Sabathia wins his last two starts, he’ll have twenty wins. And probably another Cy Young Award.
This one had free t-shirts.
I went to the game. Tui made some great plays, Guti almost made an amazing catch in the first inning, many bad first base calls (for and against) and many japanese crowding my aisle for a picture of Ichiro. (section 114 row 5)