A slow Monday at the office: random thoughts on Mets-Phils, Sox-Tigers, payrolls, GameCast, Bill Buckner, and Papelbon’s butt
In retrospect, this should’ve been a liveblog. Oh well.
From: Paul
To: UmpBump Staff
2:21 pm (Eastern Daylight Time)
So I’m following the game on MLB Gamecast here at work today. I just wanted to report that all of Jamie Moyer’s fastballs are showing up as “changeup” on the pitch type. Yes, he’s that slow.
From: Coley
2:25 pm
I just blogged that there’s talk that there could be a fight at the game today. But then I realized, there is 50 percent less of a chance than usual, because you can’t get mad when Jamie Moyer hits you with a pitch.
From: Sarah
2:38 pm
I just ducked out of work to listen to the first inning of the Sox-Tigers game in my car radio. With Kenny Rogers on the mound, I couldn’t figure out why the announcers weren’t talking about the game. “What’s happening?? Why aren’t they calling the pitches?!?!” I needn’t have fretted. Turns out, Rogers is just working thaaaaaat…..slooooow.
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Draw Your Own Conclusions
2007 MLB Opening Day Team Payrolls* (with ranks)
#2 - Boston Red Sox ($143,026,214)
#23 - Cleveland Indians ($61,673,267)
#25 - Colorado Rockies ($54,424,000)
#26 - Arizona Diamondbacks ($52,067,546)
*Source: Cot’s Baseball Contracts
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