Vanden Hurk 3-4 7.36 ERA

vs

Reyes 2-12 5.61 ERA

 

Barry zullen Aandelen in San Francisco op donderdag zijn, die Rick Vanden Hurk slaap gemakkelijker woensdag nacht zou moeten verhuren. Vandenhurk werd voor een beslissende twee-tocht homerun door Aandelen in zijn laatste start, Nr. 760 voor de historische leider ge?tiketteerd. De van 22 jaren-oud nieuweling stond ook toe dat de 754ste homerun van Aandelen maand in San Francisco duurt.

 

Nu 2.000 mijlen weg van Aandelen, zal Vandenhurk kijken zijn eerste overwinning in zeven starts te verzamelen als hij de heuvel voor Florida tegen Straat Louis in de serie finale aan Busch Stadion neemt.

 

De Marlijnen blik zal geveegd te worden op donderdag vermijden, als zij streven een acht-spel af te breken dat streep verliest. De franchise cijfer voor opeenvolgende verliezen is 11, leverde tweemaal in 1998 in.

 

Sinds het werpen vijf doelpuntloze slabeurten tegen de Kardinaal op 17 juli om zijn tweede opeenvolgende start te winnen, is Vandenhurk 0-2 met een 7,62 TIJDPERK in zijn laatste zes starts. Hij heeft hem door de zesde slabeurt slechts eenmaal tijdens die span gemaakt.

 

Straat Louis zal Anthony Reyes beginnen, die 2-2 in zijn laatste vijf starts na het beginnen van het seizoen 0-10 is. Reyes nooit heeft de Marlijnen aangedurfd.

 

Werpende matchup FLA: RHP Rick Vandenhurk (3-4, 7,36 TIJDPERK) zoekt De nieuweling zijn eerste overwinning sinds 17 juli, die thuis tegen de Kardinaal was. Dit zal de tweede toestand-rondom van Vandenhurk met Straat Louis en zijn eerst op de weg zijn. In zijn vorige ontmoeting wierp hij vijf uitsluiting slabeurten en opgevende vijf slagen terwijl schrapt zes en drie lopend. Vandenhurk kom van een verlies naar de Reuzen in zijn laatste start. In 5 2/3 slabeurt, stond hij vier tocht toe, inclusief een twee-tocht ontploffing naar Aandelen.

 

STL: RHP Anthony Reyes (2-12, 5,61 TIJDPERK) de van Reyes uitstap was een half-volledig, helft-legt soort zaak duren, als hij veel dingen recht duurt, maar nam het verlies tengevolge van een vijf-tocht slabeurt. De toestand voorwaarts, is het gemakkelijk om sommige optimisme te nemen. Reyes nog steeds heeft heel stevige ondergeschikte statistieken sinds zijn juli herroeping van Driedubbel-Een. In vijf starts heeft hij een strikeout-naar-gang verhouding van beter dan 2-to-1, en hij tegenstanders tot twee homeruns in 30 slabeurten heeft vastgehouden. Indien hij die trends bijhoudt, zal hij slechts beboet zijn.

 

De speler zal Na het gaan diep op woensdag nacht kijken, had Albert Pujols in een carri?re-hoogtepunt vijf rechte spelen homered. Pujols, die was ook rijdt een negen-spel streep sloeg, heeft gebereikt het 30-home run teken voor zeven rechte jaren.

 

VERZAMEL dE PLAY2WIN SCHROEF OP

 

De middelbare School Zomer Baan van Rick

 

 

I will be flying back to Connecticut tonight...so in honor of that, here is my Delta Air Lines Commercial of the night.

CT, please tell me you actually know Dutch and aren't just pulling this out of your ass.

 

WIN!!!

CT, please tell me you actually know Dutch and aren't just pulling this out of your ass.

 

WIN!!!

it's called freetranslation.com

so I give it about 90% certainty

CT, please tell me you actually know Dutch and aren't just pulling this out of your ass.

 

WIN!!!

it's called freetranslation.com

so I give it about 90% certainty

I was gonna say, because it looks like it used a totally different acronym for ERA over last time.

From floridamarlins.com:

 

 

Barry Bonds will be in San Francisco on Thursday, which should let Rick VandenHurk sleep easier Wednesday night.

 

VandenHurk was tagged for a decisive two-run homer by Bonds in his last start, No. 760 for the all-time leader. The 22-year-old rookie also allowed Bonds' 754th homer last month in San Francisco.

 

Now 2,000 miles away from Bonds, VandenHurk will look to collect his first win in seven starts as he takes the mound for Florida against St. Louis in the series finale at Busch Stadium.

 

The Marlins look to avoid being swept on Thursday, as they strive to snap an eight-game losing streak. The franchise record for consecutive losses is 11, turned in twice in 1998.

 

Since throwing five scoreless innings against the Cardinals on July 17 to win his second consecutive start, VandenHurk is 0-2 with a 7.62 ERA in his last six starts. He's made it through the sixth inning just once during that span.

 

St. Louis will start Anthony Reyes, who is 2-2 in his last five starts after starting the season 0-10. Reyes has never faced the Marlins.

 

Pitching matchup

FLA: RHP Rick VandenHurk (3-4, 7.36 ERA)

The rookie seeks his first win since July 17, which was at home against the Cardinals. This will be VandenHurk's second go-around with St. Louis, and his first on the road. In his previous encounter, he threw five shutout innings, giving up five hits while striking out six and walking three. VandenHurk comes off a loss to the Giants in his last start. In 5 2/3 innings, he allowed four runs, including a two-run blast to Bonds.

 

STL: RHP Anthony Reyes (2-12, 5.61 ERA)

Reyes' last outing was a half-full, half-empty type of affair, as he did a lot of things right, but took the loss due to a five-run inning. Going forward, it's easy to take some optimism. Reyes still has very solid peripheral stats since his July recall from Triple-A. In five starts, he has a strikeout-to-walk ratio of better than 2-to-1, and he's held opponents to two homers in 30 innings. If he keeps those trends up, he'll be just fine.

 

Player to watch

After going deep on Wednesday night, Albert Pujols had homered in a career-high five straight games. Pujols, who was also is riding a nine-game hit streak, has reached the 30-home run mark for seven straight years.

 

 

I still say we should let the pitcher hit 8th, or something different for a change to see how it works.

It worked in The Natural, why not try it here?

 

"Losing is a disease... as contagious as polio... as contagious as syphilis... as contagious as the bubonic plague... attacking one, but affecting all."

From floridamarlins.com:

 

 

Barry Bonds will be in San Francisco on Thursday, which should let Rick VandenHurk sleep easier Wednesday night.

 

VandenHurk was tagged for a decisive two-run homer by Bonds in his last start, No. 760 for the all-time leader. The 22-year-old rookie also allowed Bonds' 754th homer last month in San Francisco.

 

Now 2,000 miles away from Bonds, VandenHurk will look to collect his first win in seven starts as he takes the mound for Florida against St. Louis in the series finale at Busch Stadium.

 

The Marlins look to avoid being swept on Thursday, as they strive to snap an eight-game losing streak. The franchise record for consecutive losses is 11, turned in twice in 1998.

 

Since throwing five scoreless innings against the Cardinals on July 17 to win his second consecutive start, VandenHurk is 0-2 with a 7.62 ERA in his last six starts. He's made it through the sixth inning just once during that span.

 

St. Louis will start Anthony Reyes, who is 2-2 in his last five starts after starting the season 0-10. Reyes has never faced the Marlins.

 

Pitching matchup

FLA: RHP Rick VandenHurk (3-4, 7.36 ERA)

The rookie seeks his first win since July 17, which was at home against the Cardinals. This will be VandenHurk's second go-around with St. Louis, and his first on the road. In his previous encounter, he threw five shutout innings, giving up five hits while striking out six and walking three. VandenHurk comes off a loss to the Giants in his last start. In 5 2/3 innings, he allowed four runs, including a two-run blast to Bonds.

 

STL: RHP Anthony Reyes (2-12, 5.61 ERA)

Reyes' last outing was a half-full, half-empty type of affair, as he did a lot of things right, but took the loss due to a five-run inning. Going forward, it's easy to take some optimism. Reyes still has very solid peripheral stats since his July recall from Triple-A. In five starts, he has a strikeout-to-walk ratio of better than 2-to-1, and he's held opponents to two homers in 30 innings. If he keeps those trends up, he'll be just fine.

 

Player to watch

After going deep on Wednesday night, Albert Pujols had homered in a career-high five straight games. Pujols, who was also is riding a nine-game hit streak, has reached the 30-home run mark for seven straight years.

Note: This is what I had translated into Dutch!

Vandy, you and the boys take out the Cardinals.

 

 

 

I'll work on Fredbird.

what a dumb lady, she didn't know that 185 + 350 was 455.

 

retard.

Lets put up 31 on the Redbirds!!!

 

:gofish

Ill take 7 runs. Even though with our bears you never know if 300 is enough.

Dude, I just bought my first pack of baseball cards in 15 years. The Hess on the corner was selling seven-packs of Topps 2007 baseball cards for 99 cents.

 

One of the cards was Dan Uggla.

Hanley

Uggla

Cabs

Jake

Hammer

Hermida

Treanor

De Aza

RVH

Hanley

Uggla

Cabs

Jake

Hammer

Hermida

Treanor

De Aza

RVH

 

 

 

 

Uggla in No. 2 spot: Since Alejandro De Aza was became the regular center fielder on Aug. 9 at Philadelphia, the speedster was placed in the second hole, with Dan Uggla dropping to the middle of the order.

 

Now looking to shake up the lineup, Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez has placed Uggla back in the second spot, sandwiching him between leadoff batter Hanley Ramirez and Cabrera, who bats third.

 

De Aza was out of the starting lineup on Wednesday, but Gonzalez noted that Uggla will likely remain batting second for a while.

 

"We'll get [uggla] back in the second hole and see if he gets going," Gonzalez said.

 

All 23 of Uggla's home runs, 40 of his 41 doubles and 69 of his 70 RBIs have come while batting second. Uggla is 114-for-457 (.249), and both of his triples have come hitting in that spot. While batting fifth, he is 5-for-17 (.294) with one RBI, and hitting sixth, he is 4-for-23 (.174) with no RBIs and one double.

 

small sample size? definetly..better avg than no 2 spot? definetly..but good to see treanor in the lineup

Time for baseball

I'm watching the game from my fiancee's house. Maybe I'll have better luck here. So I won't be able to be part of the game thread...good luck guys.

Nice work Hanley

What the hell.

For once, make them f***ING PUT THE TAG ON THE RUNNER. That's twice in this series on that bulls***.

He was safe, but he was caught so off guard he deserves to be out.

 

that was a horrible move that should be a balk!!!!!!

Is the sound dead for anyone else?

great.... now no sounds of the game

great... now sh*tty sound and no video

This is incredible....What a game!!! A visual treat.

the FO has now taken away television from us on that last error. lol