bustaheims
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Jays are falling back into the "no homers, no offence" mode that was a big part of their struggles. Their margin for error now is basically zero.
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bustaheims said:Jays are falling back into the "no homers, no offence" mode that was a big part of their struggles. Their margin for error now is basically zero.
Derk said:bustaheims said:Jays are falling back into the "no homers, no offence" mode that was a big part of their struggles. Their margin for error now is basically zero.
Agreed. They have four tough series left - .500 would be a challenge normally, but now it won't be close to good enough.
bustaheims said:Jays are falling back into the "no homers, no offence" mode that was a big part of their struggles.
Derk said:Another loss sends the Jays to 5 games back. According to the radio, 3-16 with runners in scoring position pretty much summarizes this team's season in clutch situations. Colby with a pinch hit strikeout against a lefty underlining the lack of right handed bats off the bench. As a side note, I found it hilarious listening to Greg Brady this morning trying to criticize Gibbons for using Colby instead of Francisco (yes, I am listening to the morning show again - having two idiots argue is much more entertaining than when Brady used to pick on Lang, who had no defense).
One more win tonight and the O's clinch.
Derk said:Six losses in a row. Pretty sad. Looks like they take care of business against the poor teams but don't have an answer for the good ones. They are in 3rd place in the division and could fall as far as 4th by the time things are all done. A very disappointing finish after a strong May.
hockeyfan1 said:Derk said:Six losses in a row. Pretty sad. Looks like they take care of business against the poor teams but don't have an answer for the good ones. They are in 3rd place in the division and could fall as far as 4th by the time things are all done. A very disappointing finish after a strong May.
I echo same. This team sings the same old tune when it counts the most.
Goes to show just how good a team are (*sic*) when they do well against teams below them and terrible against the better ones.
Sigh. One continually frustrated fan!
OldTimeHockey said:hockeyfan1 said:Derk said:Six losses in a row. Pretty sad. Looks like they take care of business against the poor teams but don't have an answer for the good ones. They are in 3rd place in the division and could fall as far as 4th by the time things are all done. A very disappointing finish after a strong May.
I echo same. This team sings the same old tune when it counts the most.
Goes to show just how good a team are (*sic*) when they do well against teams below them and terrible against the better ones.
Sigh. One continually frustrated fan!
When you have Gose, Goins, Kawasaki and Pilar rounding out the bottom half of your batting order, I'm not quite sure why people expect better results.
Derk said:Jays have been mathematically eliminated after KC's win last night. Jays pounded Felix Hernandez and the Mariners 10-2, if that means anything.
hockeyfan1 said:Oh, it probably means they can beat the best when they want to, and can't be bothered to be consistent when it counts the most in a season.
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