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10-11-2009, 02:01 AM
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How much money is that performance by Padilla gunna get him in a new contract? That was really strong. I thought he would keep us in the ball game, but he pitched huge. They couldn't square anything up against him. I saw a photo of Kuroda pitching in practice on Friday. That's good, cuz Padilla may not even know his own name in his next start. So far, we are doing what we did last year. We were the Cubs bitch in the regular season last year, and we beat them 3 straight in the post. Same situation with for Cards this year (they owned us in the regular season.) Dodgers have got to prove they can win a series that they aren't underdogs in. It's a really weird team. One good performance by an opposing junk pitcher, and they can go really cold.
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10-11-2009, 03:45 PM
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I can't believe how well Padillia pitched. He was hitting 96 on the gun in the
7th, I thought he was going to be shelled. No one stepped up for the birds and they pretty much went down without a fight. Looking at their line up, it's kind of amazing how many games they won. Also Scuds, your boy Broxton lit up the radar gun at 100 mph a few times last night too. A couple of photos from a very nice Busch Stadium.  
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10-11-2009, 05:20 PM
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10-11-2009, 06:31 PM
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The 2 SOCAL teams haven't lost a game in the post. Padilla pitched brilliantly. Lethal Heat put in a big late rush going 2 turns.... LOL.(.O.K.)
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