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Post by thomasj13 on Oct 24, 2020 17:26:27 GMT -6
If Altuve was not playing in the series. If his substitute was as effective as the other Astro players that played, how many runs would have his substitute scored for the team? He may not have produced as many runs, but, it is doubtful he would have given away as many. Since he was having problems throwing, it would have made sense to DH Altuve and let Diaz play second base. The fact is that Altuve's errors AND our lack of hitting....especially Bregman and Gurriel........caused us to lose the series. Some keep griping about Springer's lack of hitting, but, they forget that it was George who drove in the two runs that put us ahead to stay in game six. Game 2, Astros down 4-1, 9th inning, with the bases loaded and no outs, George hit into a DP.... |
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Post by ɮօʀȶǟʐ on Oct 24, 2020 19:53:08 GMT -6
You can't stand for any other player to steal the spotlight from your little boy, Jose. He hit well in the ALCS, but, he is the ONE singular reason we are not in the WS because he handed games two and three to the Rays on a silver platter with his horse shit throws. Yes, he was outstanding at the plate, but, gave away more runs than he produced........Carlos Correa was the leader, both vocally and in what he produced on the field. He was clearly our team MVP in the series, along with Framber Valdez. Bregman was a no-show and really should have kept his mouth shut after games talking about what we needed to do do win when he never did a damn thing to put a run on the board. You're the dumbest "person" I've ever seen. FTFY |
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Post by Saint on Oct 24, 2020 21:22:09 GMT -6
You're the dumbest "person" I've ever seen. FTFY Oh no, I'll give Corch this much. I have seen dumber people. |
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Post by Saint on Oct 24, 2020 21:25:19 GMT -6
You're the dumbest "coach" I've ever seen. I am glad I never had to coach an idiot like you. I doubt if your ass would have ever stepped onto the field. You show your ignorance and bias by refusing to recognize and acknowledge anything Altuve does wrong. He made the errors I pointed out. He gave away three runs in game two and ALL FIVE in game three and old Dusty pulled the pitcher to make it look like the pitcher's fault. I am sorry if you are either too blind or stupid to see that little Jose is not perfect. He did a great job at the plate in the ALCS and cost us two games with his damn throws. If you can't see that, you are the dumbest clown on this forum. Only a horrible coach would blame a team game on one person or one play. That's all there is to it. |
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Post by Saint on Oct 24, 2020 21:27:22 GMT -6
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Post by unionstation82 on Oct 24, 2020 21:35:09 GMT -6
Luhnow, Stearns, Elias, Mejdal, etc. It’s like a mafia sting operation. |
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Post by Saint on Oct 24, 2020 21:42:39 GMT -6
Luhnow, Stearns, Elias, Mejdal, etc. It’s like a mafia sting operation. This is why I question Luhnow and his claims that he didn't know about the cheating. There is too much smoke around him and his people to not be some fire. Even that whole thing with St. Louis and the hacking is weird. |
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Post by unionstation82 on Oct 24, 2020 21:55:39 GMT -6
Luhnow, Stearns, Elias, Mejdal, etc. It’s like a mafia sting operation. This is why I question Luhnow and his claims that he didn't know about the cheating. There is too much smoke around him and his people to not be some fire. Even that whole thing with St. Louis and the hacking is weird. For the hacking thing to be weird, it would have to involve Luhnow being a spy for STL, selling secrets and all. |
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Post by Saint on Oct 24, 2020 21:58:14 GMT -6
This is why I question Luhnow and his claims that he didn't know about the cheating. There is too much smoke around him and his people to not be some fire. Even that whole thing with St. Louis and the hacking is weird. For the hacking thing to be weird, it would have to involve Luhnow being a spy for STL, selling secrets and all. But where did St. Louis get the idea from? He leaves and they immediately do shady cr*p to him? It's like us thinking that Beltran had to of learned about the camera stuff from his time in NYC. |
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Post by blcoach8 on Oct 24, 2020 22:23:26 GMT -6
I am glad I never had to coach an idiot like you. I doubt if your ass would have ever stepped onto the field. You show your ignorance and bias by refusing to recognize and acknowledge anything Altuve does wrong. He made the errors I pointed out. He gave away three runs in game two and ALL FIVE in game three and old Dusty pulled the pitcher to make it look like the pitcher's fault. I am sorry if you are either too blind or stupid to see that little Jose is not perfect. He did a great job at the plate in the ALCS and cost us two games with his damn throws. If you can't see that, you are the dumbest clown on this forum. Only a horrible coach would blame a team game on one person or one play. That's all there is to it. Anyone......coach or not.......who saw games one and two could easily see why the games were lost. If Springer had made those errors, you would have wanted him boiled in oil. Jose made the errors.......the errors led to EIGHT of the NINE runs the Rays scored in the two games. How much clearer does it need to be? We should have hit more and scored more runs, but, we would not have needed to without those errors. To clarify, my team lost some games when a certain player's error or errors were responsible for the loss. Of course, I never said to him or anyone else. i could go home and think it. I also lost some games because some of my moves backfired on me and I made a point of telling that to the kids. |
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Post by blcoach8 on Oct 24, 2020 22:24:45 GMT -6
The Rays just got to Jansen for two in the bottom of the 9th and won game four 8-7, Jansen chokes again. LOL LOL LOL
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Post by Saint on Oct 24, 2020 22:30:56 GMT -6
Only a horrible coach would blame a team game on one person or one play. That's all there is to it. Anyone......coach or not.......who saw games one and two could easily see why the games were lost. If Springer had made those errors, you would have wanted him boiled in oil. Jose made the errors.......the errors led to EIGHT of the NINE runs the Rays scored in the two games. How much clearer does it need to be? We should have hit more and scored more runs, but, we would not have needed to without those errors. A. No game comes down to just one play. If one play decided the outcome, then there were a whole slew of things that could have gone differently as well to lead up to that one play. B. You're the only person here that I've seen feels the need to constantly berate one player over every single mistake. C. The errors didn't cause 8 of the 9 runs. They each let one runner on base. There were PART of the reason we gave up an extra 8 runs. Altuve did not allow those other runs to score. Multiple players had roles to play in those other runs scoring. Multiple players also had roles to play in us not scoring more runs than we did. You're the only person that seems to lack the comprehension to understand that as you're too busy on your knees in front of Springer with his pants around his ankles. |
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Post by unionstation82 on Oct 24, 2020 22:31:44 GMT -6
In a weird way, I feel bad for Jansen. Kiermaier’s hit was lucky, and Arozarena was walked for obvious reasons. Now, Phillips’s hit was clean, but the defensive response was atrocious.
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Post by Saint on Oct 24, 2020 22:32:27 GMT -6
I feel like we broke Jansen in 2017 the way Pujols broke Lidge.
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Post by bearbryant on Oct 25, 2020 5:30:15 GMT -6
You can't stand for any other player to steal the spotlight from your little boy, Jose. He hit well in the ALCS, but, he is the ONE singular reason we are not in the WS because he handed games two and three to the Rays on a silver platter with his horse shit throws. Yes, he was outstanding at the plate, but, gave away more runs than he produced........Carlos Correa was the leader, both vocally and in what he produced on the field. He was clearly our team MVP in the series, along with Framber Valdez. Bregman was a no-show and really should have kept his mouth shut after games talking about what we needed to do do win when he never did a damn thing to put a run on the board. You're the dumbest "coach" I've ever seen. I think coach must’ve had a favorite player who failed him too many times on the diamond, even though he held him close to his heart. And instead of seeking therapy about it, he lashes out at the hometown major-leaguers to get back at the son he never had being such a disappointment |
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Post by bearbryant on Oct 25, 2020 5:31:14 GMT -6
This would’ve been a great idea for a late-70s TV movie with Rip Torn and Ricky Schroder
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Post by marshall on Oct 25, 2020 7:22:02 GMT -6
I haven't found a single player who batted 1.000 with runners in scoring position in the playoffs. I just want to know where that player is.
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Post by blcoach8 on Oct 25, 2020 10:38:58 GMT -6
Anyone......coach or not.......who saw games one and two could easily see why the games were lost. If Springer had made those errors, you would have wanted him boiled in oil. Jose made the errors.......the errors led to EIGHT of the NINE runs the Rays scored in the two games. How much clearer does it need to be? We should have hit more and scored more runs, but, we would not have needed to without those errors. A. No game comes down to just one play. If one play decided the outcome, then there were a whole slew of things that could have gone differently as well to lead up to that one play. B. You're the only person here that I've seen feels the need to constantly berate one player over every single mistake. C. The errors didn't cause 8 of the 9 runs. They each let one runner on base. There were PART of the reason we gave up an extra 8 runs. Altuve did not allow those other runs to score. Multiple players had roles to play in those other runs scoring. Multiple players also had roles to play in us not scoring more runs than we did. You're the only person that seems to lack the comprehension to understand that as you're too busy on your knees in front of Springer with his pants around his ankles. A. Only an idiot or a guy who cost his team games by making errors when he played makes that statement. B. I am the only one here who will call out any player and give them credit for bad plays and good plays. On the other hand, you constantly overlook all of Altuve's mistakes while bashing other players for mistakes much less costly to the team than Jose's horse shit throws. C. Those errors led directly to 8 of the 9 runs no matter how you try to spin it. I recorded all the games and the evidence is undisputable. Multiple players played roles in us not scoring runs we needed, but, only ONE player...the SAME player....made the errors that gave away 8 runs. You don't want to see that we have players who are much more valuable to this team than your little boy, Jose. You despise George and won't give him credit for being the guy who sparks the team because it refutes your misguided idea that Altuve is the team leader. Springer IS the team leader and IS the guy who sparks the offense. I didn't hear Correa say that the team went the way Jose went because Jose sparked the offense. NO, he said George was the guy who sparked the offense and led the team. At the moment, Correa is the team leader He wasn't a year ago but this season, especially the post-season, he showed that he can lead by example.....offensively and defensively.....as well as being the vocal leader. Carlos was the guy out front having his teammate's backs when opponents blasted them. Where was Jose.....hiding somewhere keeping his mouth shut because he was being accused of stealing a league MVP award and a batting title. It will be a shame if we don't re-sign George Springer. But, if we don't, clueless people like you will see that little Jose is not the MVP and leader you claim him to be. You won't see it because you will be busy on your knees behind him counting the hairs on his ass while you lick his crack. |
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Post by blcoach8 on Oct 25, 2020 10:42:42 GMT -6
You're the dumbest "coach" I've ever seen. I think coach must’ve had a favorite player who failed him too many times on the diamond, even though he held him close to his heart. And instead of seeking therapy about it, he lashes out at the hometown major-leaguers to get back at the son he never had being such a disappointment I never had favorite players. I had players who meant more to the team than others and who came though in crucial situations more than others. Some of the best kids I coached were some of the worst players I coached. But, thanks for stopping by to post on something you know nothing about........as usual. I credit our players when they do well, but, I don't ignore mistakes just because they may happen to be my favorite player like Saint does with Altuve. |
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Post by thomasj13 on Oct 25, 2020 11:50:27 GMT -6
A. No game comes down to just one play. If one play decided the outcome, then there were a whole slew of things that could have gone differently as well to lead up to that one play. B. You're the only person here that I've seen feels the need to constantly berate one player over every single mistake. C. The errors didn't cause 8 of the 9 runs. They each let one runner on base. There were PART of the reason we gave up an extra 8 runs. Altuve did not allow those other runs to score. Multiple players had roles to play in those other runs scoring. Multiple players also had roles to play in us not scoring more runs than we did. You're the only person that seems to lack the comprehension to understand that as you're too busy on your knees in front of Springer with his pants around his ankles. A. Only an idiot or a guy who cost his team games by making errors when he played makes that statement. B. I am the only one here who will call out any player and give them credit for bad plays and good plays. On the other hand, you constantly overlook all of Altuve's mistakes while bashing other players for mistakes much less costly to the team than Jose's horse shit throws. C. Those errors led directly to 8 of the 9 runs no matter how you try to spin it. I recorded all the games and the evidence is undisputable. Multiple players played roles in us not scoring runs we needed, but, only ONE player...the SAME player....made the errors that gave away 8 runs. You don't want to see that we have players who are much more valuable to this team than your little boy, Jose. You despise George and won't give him credit for being the guy who sparks the team because it refutes your misguided idea that Altuve is the team leader. Springer IS the team leader and IS the guy who sparks the offense. I didn't hear Correa say that the team went the way Jose went because Jose sparked the offense. NO, he said George was the guy who sparked the offense and led the team. At the moment, Correa is the team leader He wasn't a year ago but this season, especially the post-season, he showed that he can lead by example.....offensively and defensively.....as well as being the vocal leader. Carlos was the guy out front having his teammate's backs when opponents blasted them. Where was Jose.....hiding somewhere keeping his mouth shut because he was being accused of stealing a league MVP award and a batting title. It will be a shame if we don't re-sign George Springer. But, if we don't, clueless people like you will see that little Jose is not the MVP and leader you claim him to be. You won't see it because you will be busy on your knees behind him counting the hairs on his ass while you lick his crack. Damn't Everyone, Corch is Right! Corch, a Texas HS Baseball Coaching Legend, could have taken this injured decimated team to the WS. Baker with his BLM shirt and Jose's error cost the Astros a WS ring. Corch would have known to not have played Jose at 2b in game 2, because he knew he would have made a throwing error, even though, in the 2020 season, Jose was the only 2B to have has many as putouts without an error. And that error that Jose made, made McCullers give up that gopher ball. F'in Jose might as well done the crash can sounds for Margot. Seriously guys, we are talking the 1st inning here, And we are talking about 3 massive runs! there is no way the Astros had time to make that up. George, in the 9th inning, with the bases loaded, and not outs, hitting in to a DP, was not a part of the reason the Astros lost in game 2. The game was over in 1st inning, when Jose made an error, forcing McCullers to get another out. |
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Post by blcoach8 on Oct 25, 2020 12:40:33 GMT -6
A. Only an idiot or a guy who cost his team games by making errors when he played makes that statement. B. I am the only one here who will call out any player and give them credit for bad plays and good plays. On the other hand, you constantly overlook all of Altuve's mistakes while bashing other players for mistakes much less costly to the team than Jose's horse shit throws. C. Those errors led directly to 8 of the 9 runs no matter how you try to spin it. I recorded all the games and the evidence is undisputable. Multiple players played roles in us not scoring runs we needed, but, only ONE player...the SAME player....made the errors that gave away 8 runs. You don't want to see that we have players who are much more valuable to this team than your little boy, Jose. You despise George and won't give him credit for being the guy who sparks the team because it refutes your misguided idea that Altuve is the team leader. Springer IS the team leader and IS the guy who sparks the offense. I didn't hear Correa say that the team went the way Jose went because Jose sparked the offense. NO, he said George was the guy who sparked the offense and led the team. At the moment, Correa is the team leader He wasn't a year ago but this season, especially the post-season, he showed that he can lead by example.....offensively and defensively.....as well as being the vocal leader. Carlos was the guy out front having his teammate's backs when opponents blasted them. Where was Jose.....hiding somewhere keeping his mouth shut because he was being accused of stealing a league MVP award and a batting title. It will be a shame if we don't re-sign George Springer. But, if we don't, clueless people like you will see that little Jose is not the MVP and leader you claim him to be. You won't see it because you will be busy on your knees behind him counting the hairs on his ass while you lick his crack. Damn't Everyone, Corch is Right! Corch, a Texas HS Baseball Coaching Legend, could have taken this injured decimated team to the WS. Baker with his BLM shirt and Jose's error cost the Astros a WS ring. Corch would have known to not have played Jose at 2b in game 2, because he knew he would have made a throwing error, even though, in the 2020 season, Jose was the only 2B to have has many as putouts without an error. And that error that Jose made, made McCullers give up that gopher ball. F'in Jose might as well done the crash can sounds for Margot. Seriously guys, we are talking the 1st inning here, And we are talking about 3 massive runs! there is no way the Astros had time to make that up. George, in the 9th inning, with the bases loaded, and not outs, hitting in to a DP, was not a part of the reason the Astros lost in game 2. The game was over in 1st inning, when Jose made an error, forcing McCullers to get another out. Nowhere close to a coaching legend, but "corch" ( a racist term mocking the lingo of blacks) got that right. Altuve didn't give up a three run homer......McCullers may have given up a SOLO home run leading off the next inning instead of giving up a three run shot because Altuve's throw allowed TWO runners who were on base as a result of his error to score. We scored two runs total and we should have scored more. In game three, Jose's throw that went into left field that turned a double play into five runs must have been Urquidy's fault because Dusty came out and yanked him for giving up the DP ball that little Jose threw away. Corch may have used Jose as DH AFTER game two and used Diaz at second base. It wasn't going to happen because that would mean Dusty thought little Jose was less than perfect......And, we all know that isn't the case. No matter how many throwing errors he makes that gives away runs, no matter how many times he goes to sleep and gets picked off first base, and no matter how many times he runs into second or third outs trying to go to third base, little Jose is perfect and above reproach. And, if mean old Corch points its out the bad as well as the good, he is still "bashing" little Jose who, in the minds of many, who can do no wrong. He is the team leader and MVP no matter how many times he screws up and no matter how many runs he gives away...After all, he is little Jose, Mr. Astro. LOL LOL Bullshit. He is a good player and one of THREE cornerstones of this team along with George Springer and Carlos Correa. He is not the "straw that stirs the drink" as Yankee loudmouth Reggie Jackson used to say he was. To be clear, Jose NEVER brags on himself....he always credits his teammates for clutch hits and outstanding plays. He is not a selfish player. But, he is not the icon that some of you make him out to be. The Astros could have and should have been able to overcome Jose's screw ups, but, the fact remains they would not have needed as many runs if Jose hadn't thrown like a nine year old girl and given the Rays eight runs. We hav beaten this horse to death..........You are not going to change my mind and I'm not going to change yours. I will continue knowing Jose is a good player and very important part of this team. We all have our idea about who the team leader, MVP, spark of the offense, or whatever....I just don't happen to think that Jose is either of those. |
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Post by ɮօʀȶǟʐ on Oct 25, 2020 12:57:06 GMT -6
A. No game comes down to just one play. If one play decided the outcome, then there were a whole slew of things that could have gone differently as well to lead up to that one play. B. You're the only person here that I've seen feels the need to constantly berate one player over every single mistake. C. The errors didn't cause 8 of the 9 runs. They each let one runner on base. There were PART of the reason we gave up an extra 8 runs. Altuve did not allow those other runs to score. Multiple players had roles to play in those other runs scoring. Multiple players also had roles to play in us not scoring more runs than we did. You're the only person that seems to lack the comprehension to understand that as you're too busy on your knees in front of Springer with his pants around his ankles. A. Only an idiot or a guy who cost his team games by making errors when he played makes that statement. B. I am the only one here who will call out any player and give them credit for bad plays and good plays. On the other hand, you constantly overlook all of Altuve's mistakes while bashing other players for mistakes much less costly to the team than Jose's horse shit throws.C. Those errors led directly to 8 of the 9 runs no matter how you try to spin it. I recorded all the games and the evidence is undisputable. Multiple players played roles in us not scoring runs we needed, but, only ONE player...the SAME player....made the errors that gave away 8 runs. You don't want to see that we have players who are much more valuable to this team than your little boy, Jose. You despise George and won't give him credit for being the guy who sparks the team because it refutes your misguided idea that Altuve is the team leader. Springer IS the team leader and IS the guy who sparks the offense. I didn't hear Correa say that the team went the way Jose went because Jose sparked the offense. NO, he said George was the guy who sparked the offense and led the team. At the moment, Correa is the team leader He wasn't a year ago but this season, especially the post-season, he showed that he can lead by example.....offensively and defensively.....as well as being the vocal leader. Carlos was the guy out front having his teammate's backs when opponents blasted them. Where was Jose.....hiding somewhere keeping his mouth shut because he was being accused of stealing a league MVP award and a batting title. It will be a shame if we don't re-sign George Springer. But, if we don't, clueless people like you will see that little Jose is not the MVP and leader you claim him to be. You won't see it because you will be busy on your knees behind him counting the hairs on his ass while you lick his crack.Stop cursing, vulgarian. |
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Post by ɮօʀȶǟʐ on Oct 25, 2020 13:01:01 GMT -6
Damn't Everyone, Corch is Right! Corch, a Texas HS Baseball Coaching Legend, could have taken this injured decimated team to the WS. Baker with his BLM shirt and Jose's error cost the Astros a WS ring. Corch would have known to not have played Jose at 2b in game 2, because he knew he would have made a throwing error, even though, in the 2020 season, Jose was the only 2B to have has many as putouts without an error. And that error that Jose made, made McCullers give up that gopher ball. F'in Jose might as well done the crash can sounds for Margot. Seriously guys, we are talking the 1st inning here, And we are talking about 3 massive runs! there is no way the Astros had time to make that up. George, in the 9th inning, with the bases loaded, and not outs, hitting in to a DP, was not a part of the reason the Astros lost in game 2. The game was over in 1st inning, when Jose made an error, forcing McCullers to get another out. Nowhere close to a coaching legend, but "corch" ( a racist term mocking the lingo of blacks) got that right. Altuve didn't give up a three run homer......McCullers may have given up a SOLO home run leading off the next inning instead of giving up a three run shot because Altuve's throw allowed TWO runners who were on base as a result of his error to score. We scored two runs total and we should have scored more. In game three, Jose's throw that went into left field that turned a double play into five runs must have been Urquidy's fault because Dusty came out and yanked him for giving up the DP ball that little Jose threw away. Corch may have used Jose as DH AFTER game two and used Diaz at second base. It wasn't going to happen because that would mean Dusty thought little Jose was less than perfect......And, we all know that isn't the case. No matter how many throwing errors he makes that gives away runs, no matter how many times he goes to sleep and gets picked off first base, and no matter how many times he runs into second or third outs trying to go to third base, little Jose is perfect and above reproach. And, if mean old Corch points its out the bad as well as the good, he is still "bashing" little Jose who, in the minds of many, who can do no wrong. He is the team leader and MVP no matter how many times he screws up and no matter how many runs he gives away...After all, he is little Jose, Mr. Astro. LOL LOL Bullshit. He is a good player and one of THREE cornerstones of this team along with George Springer and Carlos Correa. He is not the "straw that stirs the drink" as Yankee loudmouth Reggie Jackson used to say he was. To be clear, Jose NEVER brags on himself....he always credits his teammates for clutch hits and outstanding plays. He is not a selfish player. But, he is not the icon that some of you make him out to be. The Astros could have and should have been able to overcome Jose's screw ups, but, the fact remains they would not have needed as many runs if Jose hadn't thrown like a nine year old girl and given the Rays eight runs. We hav beaten this horse to death..........You are not going to change my mind and I'm not going to change yours. I will continue knowing Jose is a good player and very important part of this team. We all have our idea about who the team leader, MVP, spark of the offense, or whatever....I just don't happen to think that Jose is either of those. Stop cursing, vulgarian. |
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Post by ɮօʀȶǟʐ on Oct 25, 2020 13:05:00 GMT -6
how do you not understand the games that you're saying Jose's errors cost the game, he was basically the only offense output in those games. We didn't score any f****** runs... How can you be so dense about everything? I am not the one who doesn't understand so I will explain it to you as simply as possible: In game two, with two outs and a runner on first base, a ground ball was hit directly at Altuve. He fielded it and threw it into dirt allowing the batter to reach first base. That would have been the third out to end the inning. Margot steps up and hits a three run homer to put us behind 3-0. We lost the game 4-2. Altuve allowed three of the four runs. True, we only scored two runs but Altuve's error gave them the winning runs. He made another throw to first base just like that one but McCullers pitched around it. Then, in game three, with a runner on first base a ground ball is hit directly to Altuve. Correa is covering second base to start what should have been a DP. Altuve throws the ball into left field. We get NO outs on the play instead of TWO. The Rays scored FIVE runs that inning AFTER Altuve's horse shit throw. We lose the game 5-2. Realistically,we could have won 2-0. Jose put FIVE UNEARNED RUNS on the board for the Rays. There is how that little dumbass cost us games two and three. I am not the one who is dense. I saw the plays and replays........Altuve was responsible for at least SEVEN of the NINE runs the Rays scored in game two and three. Our lack of hitting didn't have a damn thing to do with him giving the Rays the runs they used to win the game. True, we should have hit better and scored more, but, we could have won the games anyway if not for Altuve's piss poor throws. To make it worse, in game three, Urquidy did his job when he got the batter to hit into what should have been a DP, Altuve throws the ball away, and Dusty comes out and pulls Urquidy like a damn fool. The pitcher gets the batter to hit into what should have been a DP and is rewarded by this stupid manager by being pulled from the game. So, Dusty covered up for the little dumbass by pulling Urquidy.........pathetic. In those two games, Jose gave up more runs than he produced. He cost us the damn games..end of story. Stop cursing, vulgarian. |
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Post by ɮօʀȶǟʐ on Oct 25, 2020 13:11:49 GMT -6
Nowhere close to a coaching legend, but "corch" ( a racist term mocking the lingo of blacks) got that right. The irony of this comment coming from the Grand Wizard of the KKK, Refugee Chapter, is beyond my ken. LMFAO. |
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Post by thomasj13 on Oct 25, 2020 13:34:24 GMT -6
Damn't Everyone, Corch is Right! Corch, a Texas HS Baseball Coaching Legend, could have taken this injured decimated team to the WS. Baker with his BLM shirt and Jose's error cost the Astros a WS ring. Corch would have known to not have played Jose at 2b in game 2, because he knew he would have made a throwing error, even though, in the 2020 season, Jose was the only 2B to have has many as putouts without an error. And that error that Jose made, made McCullers give up that gopher ball. F'in Jose might as well done the crash can sounds for Margot. Seriously guys, we are talking the 1st inning here, And we are talking about 3 massive runs! there is no way the Astros had time to make that up. George, in the 9th inning, with the bases loaded, and not outs, hitting in to a DP, was not a part of the reason the Astros lost in game 2. The game was over in 1st inning, when Jose made an error, forcing McCullers to get another out. Nowhere close to a coaching legend, but "corch" ( a racist term mocking the lingo of blacks) got that right. Altuve didn't give up a three run homer......McCullers may have given up a SOLO home run leading off the next inning instead of giving up a three run shot because Altuve's throw allowed TWO runners who were on base as a result of his error to score. We scored two runs total and we should have scored more. In game three, Jose's throw that went into left field that turned a double play into five runs must have been Urquidy's fault because Dusty came out and yanked him for giving up the DP ball that little Jose threw away. Corch may have used Jose as DH AFTER game two and used Diaz at second base. It wasn't going to happen because that would mean Dusty thought little Jose was less than perfect......And, we all know that isn't the case. No matter how many throwing errors he makes that gives away runs, no matter how many times he goes to sleep and gets picked off first base, and no matter how many times he runs into second or third outs trying to go to third base, little Jose is perfect and above reproach. And, if mean old Corch points its out the bad as well as the good, he is still "bashing" little Jose who, in the minds of many, who can do no wrong. He is the team leader and MVP no matter how many times he screws up and no matter how many runs he gives away...After all, he is little Jose, Mr. Astro. LOL LOL Bullshit. He is a good player and one of THREE cornerstones of this team along with George Springer and Carlos Correa. He is not the "straw that stirs the drink" as Yankee loudmouth Reggie Jackson used to say he was. To be clear, Jose NEVER brags on himself....he always credits his teammates for clutch hits and outstanding plays. He is not a selfish player. But, he is not the icon that some of you make him out to be. The Astros could have and should have been able to overcome Jose's screw ups, but, the fact remains they would not have needed as many runs if Jose hadn't thrown like a nine year old girl and given the Rays eight runs. We hav beaten this horse to death..........You are not going to change my mind and I'm not going to change yours. I will continue knowing Jose is a good player and very important part of this team. We all have our idea about who the team leader, MVP, spark of the offense, or whatever....I just don't happen to think that Jose is either of those. I am starting to agree with you...The central thing about the two losses was Jose's errors.... Not the HRs the pitchers gave up with runners in scoring position. Not the Astros inability to hit with runners in scoring position......FTR on those two errors, the Rays didn't actually score on the plays when the error happened. I know Corch, you are not biased in your takes, ever....but the one thing I am surprised is that you did not ridicule Springer for in game 2: Astros are down 4-1, 9th inning, he is at bat, bases are loaded and there are zero outs.....and Springer hits into a DP.....Now the Corch we all know would have completely torched another player for doing the same....especially if his name was Altuve...Seriously, could you imagine the sh*t storm it would have been if Altuve would have hit into a DP, with bases loaded.....we are talking 9th inning now, game is on the line.....Mum was the word from Corch when Springer did it....so unlike you Corch... |
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Post by thomasj13 on Oct 25, 2020 13:37:50 GMT -6
Nowhere close to a coaching legend, but "corch" ( a racist term mocking the lingo of blacks) got that right. The irony of this comment coming from the Grand Wizard of the KKK, Refugee Chapter, is beyond my ken. LMFAO. Meanwhile, I thought this is from where you gave him the moniker: www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=CorchCorch A particularly inept coach, especially one who manages to evade firing by having talented players on his or her roster. As a coach becomes more and more useless, the "a" slowly morphs into an "r." |
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Post by ɮօʀȶǟʐ on Oct 25, 2020 14:05:28 GMT -6
The irony of this comment coming from the Grand Wizard of the KKK, Refugee Chapter, is beyond my ken. LMFAO. Meanwhile, I thought this is from where you gave him the moniker: www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=CorchCorch A particularly inept coach, especially one who manages to evade firing by having talented players on his or her roster. As a coach becomes more and more useless, the "a" slowly morphs into an "r." Mostly correct, with Coach Z from Homestar Runner thrown in, cuz dey took are jorbs! |
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Post by blcoach8 on Oct 25, 2020 14:30:54 GMT -6
Nowhere close to a coaching legend, but "corch" ( a racist term mocking the lingo of blacks) got that right. Altuve didn't give up a three run homer......McCullers may have given up a SOLO home run leading off the next inning instead of giving up a three run shot because Altuve's throw allowed TWO runners who were on base as a result of his error to score. We scored two runs total and we should have scored more. In game three, Jose's throw that went into left field that turned a double play into five runs must have been Urquidy's fault because Dusty came out and yanked him for giving up the DP ball that little Jose threw away. Corch may have used Jose as DH AFTER game two and used Diaz at second base. It wasn't going to happen because that would mean Dusty thought little Jose was less than perfect......And, we all know that isn't the case. No matter how many throwing errors he makes that gives away runs, no matter how many times he goes to sleep and gets picked off first base, and no matter how many times he runs into second or third outs trying to go to third base, little Jose is perfect and above reproach. And, if mean old Corch points its out the bad as well as the good, he is still "bashing" little Jose who, in the minds of many, who can do no wrong. He is the team leader and MVP no matter how many times he screws up and no matter how many runs he gives away...After all, he is little Jose, Mr. Astro. LOL LOL Bullshit. He is a good player and one of THREE cornerstones of this team along with George Springer and Carlos Correa. He is not the "straw that stirs the drink" as Yankee loudmouth Reggie Jackson used to say he was. To be clear, Jose NEVER brags on himself....he always credits his teammates for clutch hits and outstanding plays. He is not a selfish player. But, he is not the icon that some of you make him out to be. The Astros could have and should have been able to overcome Jose's screw ups, but, the fact remains they would not have needed as many runs if Jose hadn't thrown like a nine year old girl and given the Rays eight runs. We hav beaten this horse to death..........You are not going to change my mind and I'm not going to change yours. I will continue knowing Jose is a good player and very important part of this team. We all have our idea about who the team leader, MVP, spark of the offense, or whatever....I just don't happen to think that Jose is either of those. I am starting to agree with you...The central thing about the two losses was Jose's errors.... Not the HRs the pitchers gave up with runners in scoring position. Not the Astros inability to hit with runners in scoring position......FTR on those two errors, the Rays didn't actually score on the plays when the error happened. I know Corch, you are not biased in your takes, ever....but the one thing I am surprised is that you did not ridicule Springer for in game 2: Astros are down 4-1, 9th inning, he is at bat, bases are loaded and there are zero outs.....and Springer hits into a DP.....Now the Corch we all know would have completely torched another player for doing the same....especially if his name was Altuve...Seriously, could you imagine the sh*t storm it would have been if Altuve would have hit into a DP, with bases loaded.....we are talking 9th inning now, game is on the line.....Mum was the word from Corch when Springer did it....so unlike you Corch... Well, I figured if you and Saint could ignore Altuve's blunders or flat out lie about them it would be OK for me to overlook George's DP ball. Besides, it would be racist for me to bash George. LOL |
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Post by blcoach8 on Oct 25, 2020 14:36:10 GMT -6
Nowhere close to a coaching legend, but "corch" ( a racist term mocking the lingo of blacks) got that right. The irony of this comment coming from the Grand Wizard of the KKK, Refugee Chapter, is beyond my ken. LMFAO. I gave up being Grand Wizard a couple of years back. I am now in charge of designing new, fashionable robes and hoods. If there is enough time, I assist in being sure enough crosses are available the next time we want to roast wieners and marshmellows in front of a black church after we attach the cross to the front door. I don't have time to help with LULAC, which you should be familiar with down in your neck of the woods. |
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