05/26/2004 - Brewers (Capuano) vs. Dodgers (Perez)

[BuckyTuba]

Since nobody started it... i guess i will. My first game thread.

Brewers look to even the series with Chris Capuano returning from his long stint on the DL.

 

Starting Lineups:

Dodgers:

Izturis, SS .295

Green, RF .226

Bradley, CF .261

Beltre, 3B .324

Lo Duca, C .348

Encarnacion, LF .231

Saenz, 1B .278

Hernandez, 2B .321

Perez, P .053

 

Brewers:

Podsednik, CF .264

Hall, SS .293

Spivey, 2B .275

Jenkins, LF .260

Overbay, 1B .354

Ginter, 3B .278

Clark, RF .237

Moeller, C .250

Capuano, P .167

[AJAY]

Another bad call by the umpire. Nice way to start the game huh?

[nohopspanther]

That call helped make up for it.

[Vgmastr]

That's a beautiful move Cappy has to first.

[AJAY]

Early observation . . .

 

Capuano really keeps the ball down in the strike zone. I like it.

[AJAY]

These umpires are terrible. Thank god Yost finally argued with some passion.

[burniebrewer]

SAFE. Nice to see Ned get hot. I guess he saves it for when he is absolutely correct. Bad call.

[Frisbee Slider]

Fox Sports Net needs a team from Los Angeles to win in order to get high ratings... http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/ohwell.gif

[Vgmastr]

It seems like ever since the series in Pittsburgh the umpires have had it in for the Brewers. Terrible call after terrible call.

[nohopspanther]

Ned finally had enough between last night and today. Bout damn time. Of course you know we're gonna get screwed even worse for the rest of this series now.

[NastyTwig]

I didn't notice he was thrown out until they showed the replay of the argument. Way to go by Ned though. Nice to see him get fired up.

[nohopspanther]

Too high too high, what do you mean too high?

[tyguy20204]

When's the last time we had a good offensive outburst?

[PrimetimeHater]

This is so horribly frustrating...our pitching is doing well, and the offense is AWFUL. How about some run production here. Seems like they're struggling to put anything at all on the board the last couple of weeks.

[tyguy20204]

Great, an injury to Capuano.

[RyDogg66]

Well Capuano out, with what sounds like a possible shoulder injury. If there are two things that drive me crazy and that I have little patience for they are walking batters and constantly being injured. This guy already had TJ surgery, then a leg problem, and now as just reported, a triceps cramp. Welcome to the Jeff D'Amico club Chris.

[BuckyTuba]

a tricep cramp, nothing to do with his leg, hopefully not serious.

[gregmag]

You have got to be freakin' kidding me. What happened to him?

 

Greg.

[BuckyTuba]

who else is sick of hearing darren say "GET SOME RUNS!"

 

that said, let's get some runs.

[BuckyTuba]

lyle overbay = due.

[JaNelson52]

A "left triceps cramp"?

 

That's the first time I heard about that. Doesn't pass the smell test with me, especially since Capuano has had TJ surgery.

 

Capuano is starting to take on the form of being a good pitcher when healthy, but he is injured so much that it doesn't do much good to have much faith in him.

[Duff Man21]

Kerry Wood was originally diagnosed with a strain/cramp.....

[JaNelson52]

Kerry Wood was originally diagnosed with a strain/cramp.....

 

Exactly, and it turned out to be a serious tendonitis injury.

 

Pitchers don't just get "cramps" in their throwing arms without something else being wrong.

[NastyTwig]

Yay Trent!

[bjkrautk]

Durrington!?!

 

What was Nedley thinking???

 

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