Today, a TV reporter began his question by saying, "You guys struggled offensively the last two nights..." THE LAST TWO NIGHTS??? 39 minutes ago via web
A local newspaper reporter later asked, "Is there any sense of what will wake up the offense?" THEY'RE OUT OF THE RACE. WHO GIVES A ...??? 38 minutes ago via web
To Torre's credit, he continues to answer every question seriously. 38 minutes ago via webPost-game meetings with Torre are becoming painful. #Dodgers
I have not yet gone to a post-game meeting, but seeing Hernandez precariously perched on the edge of sanity may be the thing to get me there just for kicks. I can ask questions like "If you end up managing the Mets next year after all, would you make a move to try and get Garret Anderson again?" and "How's the team morale in the clubhouse these days, Joe?", just to watch Hernandez's head explode. Poor guy.
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Oh, SOSG, you guys make my heart sing.
@ Dylan H
Tranquilo, my man. Pop by the neighborhood and I'll buy you a top shelf zin.
MLASF and I are doing our part. Nic taunts him regularly too.
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Dylan and I were both at Torre's post-game session yesterday when a reporter asked Joe if he had any comment on the Mets situation (keep in mind this was after Joe had spent 20+ minutes during pre-game discussing this topic which clearly irritated him). Protocol states that you keep your questions focused on the game itself during post-game media sessions. Apparently no one told the reporter. I thought I saw red in Joe's eyes, and he's one of the nicest guy I've ever met.
I feel for Dylan and Torre.
Oh, and we're playing 164 games this year?
(Just funnin' ya.)
shoot, my bad! what the hell happened there--edited
EK must've gone overboard on the "End of the PCS season" champagne.
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