Pathetic is All You Need to Know
In this NLDS, the Dodgers and Giants have played three games. The Dodgers have outscored the Giants 9-7. The Dodgers have outhit the Giants 21-16. The Dodgers are hitting .208 while the Giants are hitting .176. The Dodgers have a .252 OB% while the Giants have a .208 OB%. The…
In this NLDS, the Dodgers and Giants have played three games.
The Dodgers have outscored the Giants 9-7.
The Dodgers have outhit the Giants 21-16.
The Dodgers are hitting .208 while the Giants are hitting .176.
The Dodgers have a .252 OB% while the Giants have a .208 OB%.
The Giants have outhomered the Dodgers 4 to 1.
The Dodgers ERA is .2.06 while the Giants is 3.00.
The Giants have scored in every game while the Dodgers have scored in one.
In case you don’t know, you can’t win if you don’t score.
The Giants have won two games. The Dodgers have won one game.
The Dodgers got exactly what they needed from Max Scherzer.
Max gave it all. The hitters gave nothing.
Pujols and Souza got 3 of the 5 hits from the 7th spot!
Betts, J-Turner, T-Turner, Seager, Pollock, and Taylor – all All-Stars in their career were 1-for 22.
To say that the Dodgers hitters were pathetic would be doing a disservice to the word “pathetic.” This is way beyond pathetic. Hurry home, boys, and read your press clipping and collect your paychecks. If I were Max, I would challenge Betts, J-Turner, T-Turner, Seager, Pollock, and Taylor to a fistfight in the locker room. One against six. I got Max!
Now, it’s win the next two or go home. After what I have seen in the past three games, they will go home with their pathetic tails between their legs.
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Discussion (112)
Disagree, not disagreeable
Brandon Crawford looks like he’s been hanging out with Barry Bonds, just saying.
What’s up with kapler’s shoes? They look like orange slippers!
Not a fan of pulling Buehler. Let’s hope it works out.
This kind of feels like a typical Giant “pull a rabbit out of the hat” type game.
Dodgers have to slam the door right now and score some runs. Let’s go!
After Seager 3rd out on the bottom of the 5th, what would have happen if the umprie would have found something iligal on the pitchers glove?
Bazooka has looked very good in the post season. Pounding the strike zone with terrific movement.
Feast or famine? What will it be for game 5? At least they got a good look at Logan Webb recently. They should be able to make adjustments. And I have every reason to feel confident sbout Julio Urias. He is a big-game pitcher. The big question is whether the bats will show up.