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Offense slumping or great Rockie pitching?

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I havent seen the games, but I have seen the scores. Now is not a good time to have the offense hitting the brakes, but it is by no means the end of the world. What do those of you who have seen the games think?

a little of both...Denny Stark owns the Fish, and Cory Vance was solid tonight

 

speaking of slumps, i think Sea Bass is 0 for his last 18

 

anyway, im hoping tomorrow's game, it would be nice

bright side is that tomorrow Penny gets to pitch at night

 

 

hopefully that will give him a boost for pitching well

Breaking ball in coors= long day :( . I see Jimenez doing good in his new role as a starter.

 

Come on I jinxed the Rockies give us a damn win

well good for Penny.... he doesnt throw anything but fastballs anyway

:lol

I haven't seen the games, but if the Marlins are on their game I think the the Rockies couldn't have beat them. You can also ask the question: "Terrible Marlins pitching, or great Rockies hitting?" I go with terrible Marlins pitching. Then you can ask yourself: "Did the game end the way it did because the Rockies are hot, or because the Fish are slumping?" I have to go with the Fish are slumping. Then you have to say: "Boy, are we lucky that the Phillies have decided to go on a horrible streak!" Then you can ask another question: "Did the Phils lose because they played badly or because the Brewers played well?" I would have to say "Ha! The Phillies $uck! That's why they lost to the Brewers!" Then you can ask the question: "Great Brewers pitching or slumping Phillies offense?" DUH! I think that it is because of the Phillies inconsistent offense. Admin Bowa ain't doing his job, thank goodness! Then you can ask yourself..."Slumping Phillies pitching or great Brewers offense?"...HMMMMMMM...

I think most of it is the enigma that is the Rockies. I mean, they get tossed like a salad on the road, but absolutely own when they're at home. Of course, these two records cancel out, so their overall record is below average. Just think how bad they'd be if they didn't play at Coors.... :lol

I haven't seen the games, but if the Marlins are on their game I think the the Rockies couldn't have beat them. You can also ask the question: "Terrible Marlins pitching, or great Rockies hitting?" I go with terrible Marlins pitching. Then you can ask yourself: "Did the game end the way it did because the Rockies are hot, or because the Fish are slumping?" I have to go with the Fish are slumping. Then you have to say: "Boy, are we lucky that the Phillies have decided to go on a horrible streak!" Then you can ask another question: "Did the Phils lose because they played badly or because the Brewers played well?" I would have to say "Ha! The Phillies $uck! That's why they lost to the Brewers!" Then you can ask the question: "Great Brewers pitching or slumping Phillies offense?" DUH! I think that it is because of the Phillies inconsistent offense. Admin Bowa ain't doing his job, thank goodness! Then you can ask yourself..."Slumping Phillies pitching or great Brewers offense?"...HMMMMMMM...

then you could ask yourself.....

 

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