July 15: Carp 4, BayStars 2
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Re: July 15: Carp 4, BayStars 2
[ Author: No.1BayFan | Posted: Jul 16, 2008 10:14 AM
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I was there.
Sanada had a decent night and Yokohama couldn't quite find its stroke at the plate. But what really irked me was when Nishi struck out in the bottom of the 7th (or 8th I could be wrong) with the bases loaded. Sad really.
Sanada had a decent night and Yokohama couldn't quite find its stroke at the plate. But what really irked me was when Nishi struck out in the bottom of the 7th (or 8th I could be wrong) with the bases loaded. Sad really.
Re: July 15: Carp 4, BayStars 2
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Jul 16, 2008 11:04 AM
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One word describes the current losing streak and the BayStars' woes:
- 一発病 - ippatsubyo
noun
A medical condition whereby pitchers suffer from frequent rashes of home runs. This condition is often proceeded by walks, allowing the infectious attacker to maximize runs with little effort. Machine Gun antibodies, when effective, are only capable of minor relief to victims of ippatsubyo. As this is highly contagious within a pitching staff, the only known cure is a complete transfusion.
Re: July 15: Carp 4, BayStars 2
[ Author: No.1BayFan | Posted: Jul 16, 2008 11:21 AM
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Touche Westbay. LOL.
I have been noticing that our guys have been getting behind batters in the counts and allowing more and more free passes. Strange.
So what kind of transfusion is needed to cure this? Pardon my ignorance here. LOL.
I have been noticing that our guys have been getting behind batters in the counts and allowing more and more free passes. Strange.
So what kind of transfusion is needed to cure this? Pardon my ignorance here. LOL.
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Alex Ochoa, Yoshiyuki Ishihara and Kenta Kurihara all homered as Hiroshima sent last-place Yokohama to its fourth defeat in a row.
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