I know Bill James has said that win shares are supposed to be applied retrospectively, but anyway… Gary Sheffield ranks second in the majors, first in the NL, with 12 WS so far. Rafael Furcal ranks … Finish Reading
Month: May 2003
Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 2
ESPN.com – MLB – Recap – Reds at Braves – 05/27/2003
Where would the Braves be without Chris Reitsma? Reitsma, who allowed three runs in the eighth Monday to let the Braves tie the game, hung a changeup to Chipper … Finish Reading
Terrance Moore still at it
Braves should try again to get Griffey
Great idea, except that (a) the Braves already have three All-Star outfielders, and (b) Griffey makes a boatload of money and the Braves aren’t going to take his salary.
His answer to (a) … Finish Reading
Cincinnati 7, Atlanta 6 (11 innings)
ESPN.com – MLB – Recap – Reds at Braves – 05/26/2003
Stupid Vinny. After the Reds led off the eleventh with a single, they graciously bunted to give the Braves an out. Instead of taking the sure out, Glove Boy … Finish Reading
Bobby vs. Bobby
Bobby Valentine calling Bobby Cox a crybaby is like Danny DeVito calling Dustin Hoffman short.… Finish Reading
Another Reds Weblog
Hey, Barry Larkin is hurt again! And the sun rose today!… Finish Reading
Atlanta 3, New York 1
ESPN.com – MLB – Recap – Mets at Braves – 05/25/2003
Greg Maddux got that good outing, seven three-hit scoreless innings. But he didn’t get a win, because Roberto Hernandez relieved him in the eighth and promptly allowed a homer … Finish Reading
Atlanta 10, NY Mets 4
ESPN.com – MLB – Recap – Mets at Braves – 05/24/2003
The Braves showed Tom Glavine exactly what he’s missing, knocking him out of the game in the fourth after giving up six runs. The Braves added four more in … Finish Reading
New York 6, Atlanta 5
ESPN.com – MLB – Recap – Mets at Braves – 05/23/2003
The thing about baseball is that the line between winning and losing can be very fine. Like the difference between Javy Lopez dropping a throw at the plate and … Finish Reading
Smoltz vs. Gagne
Priorities & Frivolities compares the two and comes to the wrong conclusion.… Finish Reading