Jays Roundup - Die Banken Gegen Ihn
Friday, April 30 2004 @ 08:25 AM EDT
Contributed by: Pepper Moffatt
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War wohl jedermann bekannt
Er war ein Mann der Frauen
Frauen liebten seinen Punk
Comment on yesterday's game? Pass.
- I don't have to comment on yesterday's game, but the media does. And here's what they're saying: Scott Merkin (MLB.com): "Sox, Loaiza make Jays pay" and Allan Ryan: "Five-spot in the sixth dooms Jays: Hentgen, bullpen come unglued in loss to White Sox", AP's "White Sox rally past Blue Jays ". For whatever reason a lot of the newspaper sites don't have any game recaps up yet. I'll add them as they come in.
- Fordin Notes (by Spencer Fordin!): Tosca looks forward to May. Is he looking forward to May or looking forward to it not being April? Anyhow, Mr. Fordin gives us reason for optimism by saying "The Jays went 10-18 in April last year, which set a franchise record for the most losses in the opening month. In May, they were a different team: Toronto went 21-8, posting a team record for the most wins in any single month."
- Today's game is an 8:10PM EST start at New Comiskey, featuring the 2-3 Roy Halladay for the 7-15 Jays vs. the 1-1 lefty Mark Buehrle for the 13-8 White Sox. Spencer Fordin has a game preview
- In "Expect Tosca and J.P. to put up united front" Richard Griffin talks about the comments JP made about Carlos Tosca on Tuesday night's post-game show. Hilights: If the Jays are mediocre Carlos Delgado and Carlos Tosca will be the ones taking the fall. Despite a completely different group of pitchers, the bullpen still isn't performing.
I've got three questions for you today. Two on topic, one off topic.
On Topic Question #1
What are the next three moves the Jays will make? Doesn't matter if they're minor or major. What will the next three changes be?
On Topic Question #2
What should the next three moves be?
Off Topic Question
We've talked a lot about getting a song you just heard stuck in your head, and Mick has taught us about the concept of Manilowing. But have you ever got a song stuck in your head that you haven't heard in, say, a decade? I mean, just straight out of the blue, without someone reminding you of it? Even weirder: Have you ever got a scene from a TV show or a movie stuck that you haven't seen in a long, long time stuck in your head? It happened to me the other day. I got an episode of Diff'rent Strokes stuck in my head, which I'd conservatively estimate that I hadn't seen in 16 or 17 years. Episode 99: "Shoot-Out at the O.K. Arcade". Am I absolutely nuts, or has this happened to you?
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