Baseball In The Daytime: 6-21-07
I hope all you pervs enjoyed your portion of softcore smut yesterday, I sure did. Now that Bankmeister has issued his weekly post and we're still a couple days away from Cecil's weekend witchcraft, you're stuck with me til payday. Suck it up, and enjoy some more weekday baseball, bitches.
I don't know who's catching for the Cubs these days, but someone's going to have to drop signs for Ted Lilly (6-4) starting at 12:05 Mountain. Chicago gets one more game in Arlington against the Rangers, following last night's awkward milestone. The eminently awful Vincente Padilla (3-8) gets the start for Texas on XM 182 and DTV 734. One juicy Cubs note is that even though the White Sox are hosting their interleague, intracity rivalry series this weekend, they'll still play the afternoon game tomorrow. Awesome.
The Big One today is at Coors. Seriously. The Rockies have gone to the hardware store and purchased brooms, and they're fixing to break them out against the God damned Bronx Bombers at 1:05 on XM 176 and DTV 735 (no word on FSRM's intentions). The Rocket will make over a million dollars to try and halt the Yankees' miniature losing streak, while the surprising Rodrigo Lopez revisits his old AL East tormentors. I am trying very hard to reach a spot where I can watch this game and give y'all some updates and observations, we'll see how that goes. By the way, the Red Sox are back to a double-digit division lead, so everyone can step away from the bridge railing.
Although those Red Sox have already arrived in San Diego for their weekend series versus the Padres, their hosts still have a getaway game with the Orioles to host. This one gets underway at 1:35 on XM 189 and DTV 736. Erik Bedard, who's only 4-4 despite a nice ERA and the MLB lead in strikeouts (the O's 'pen is horrible), faces B.F. David Wells (3-4) in another ex-AL East matchup.
UPDATE: I tried to live-blog Rockies-Yanks, I really did. But the "sports bar" I intended to watch from was an abject disaster: it doesn't open until 2, it has no wireless Web-com-nets and the TVs have neither Extra Innings nor Fox Sports Rocky Mountain. These are the times when living in a small, isolated alpine community licks the balls. As a bonus, I'm blacked out from watching on MLB.TV, so I'm stuck with the radio broadcast. I could say fuck it and go home, but that would be bad form. I'd rather sit, sulk and not work. By the way, a couple of solo jacks from Atkins and Tulowitzki have tied it at 2, end of the 2nd.
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Not one mention that today is International Surfing Day? The waves were tasty at San O this morning.
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