From the former astros making good file...

[WulawHorn]

Tim Redding pitched 7 strong last night, giving up 1 run for the nats vs the thirdnals and lowered his ERA to under 3.00.

Tim Redding- sub 3.00 era.  This weeks sign of the apacolyps.

Good job getting rid of him for nothing poopoora

[PCOL2000]

you forgot moberg going 3 for 8 with 2 jacks and 4 RBI's                 

[pravata]

you forgot moberg going 3 for 8 with 2 jacks and 4 RBI's                 

Well that's just because the Padres fixed his swing.

[PCOL2000]

i thought it was the fish tacos

[Mr. Happy]

Tim Redding pitched 7 strong last night, giving up 1 run for the nats vs the thirdnals and lowered his ERA to under 3.00.

Tim Redding- sub 3.00 era.  This weeks sign of the apacolyps.

Good job getting rid of him for nothing poopoora

Ahem, the Astros gave him every chance. He got rid of himself. I used to talk to him alot when he played for New Orleans. Tim was his own worst enemy. He was battling in his mind.

[Uncle Charlie]

Tim Redding pitched 7 strong last night, giving up 1 run for the nats vs the thirdnals and lowered his ERA to under 3.00.

Tim Redding- sub 3.00 era.  This weeks sign of the apacolyps.

Good job getting rid of him for nothing poopoora

I think he may have been tipping his pitches over the last few years.

[Fredia]

Ahem, the Astros gave him every chance. He got rid of himself. I used to talk to him alot when he played for New Orleans. Tim was his own worst enemy. He was battling in his mind.

and we all know a mind is a terrible thing to waist .. even Tim Redding's

[Ankh]

Ahem, the Astros gave him every chance. He got rid of himself. I used to talk to him alot when he played for New Orleans. Tim was his own worst enemy. He was battling in his mind.

sarcasm meter. broken.

[Arky Vaughan]

Ahem, the Astros gave him every chance. He got rid of himself. I used to talk to him alot when he played for New Orleans. Tim was his own worst enemy. He was battling in his mind.

Sarcasm:Mr. Happy::fastball down the middle:Morgan Ensberg.

[Arky Vaughan]

apacolyps.

Is this what the Second Coming of Fredia will be called?

[WulawHorn]

Sarcasm:Mr. Happy::fastball down the middle:Morgan Ensberg.

correct- that was sarcasm all the way Mr. Happy.

[WulawHorn]

Is this what the Second Coming of Fredia will be called?

Outstanding- I actually did laugh out loud reading that.

[Mr. Happy]

correct- that was sarcasm all the way Mr. Happy.

As with some of your posts, I just wasn't sure.

[utastro]

Speaking of former Astros, I saw our old friend Mike Gallo pitch for the Oklahoma Skysox against the Express Friday night.  OK had a 7 - 1 lead going into the bottom of the ninth.  I was telling the guy sitting next to me that this is going to be interesting.  Gallo proceeded to give up 2 home runs back to back.  He was able to settle down and finish out the game but it reminded me of vintage Gallo.

[Col. Sphinx Drummond]

Speaking of former Astros, I saw our old friend Mike Gallo pitch for the Oklahoma Skysox against the Express Friday night.  OK had a 7 - 1 lead going into the bottom of the ninth.  I was telling the guy sitting next to me that this is going to be interesting.  Gallo proceeded to give up 2 home runs back to back.  He was able to settle down and finish out the game but it reminded me of vintage Gallo.

Skysox? Kinda rhymes with Redhawks.

[mihoba]

Skysox? Kinda rhymes with Redhawks.

Except in Colorado Springs.

[WulawHorn]

As with some of your posts, I just wasn't sure.

If anything I am a lackey for the front office. You will never see me making a post condemning them for having done something stupid (I don't think there are idiots in the FO like some seem to think). I may disagree with them, but I know they've got their reasons and I generally endeavor to try to understand them.

[Limey]

I think he may have been tipping his pitches over the last few years.

He thinks he was telepathically transmitting his pitches to the hitters, which is why he spent hours on the mound trying to clear his mind.

[ValpoCory]

Speaking of former Astros, I saw our old friend Mike Gallo pitch for the Oklahoma Skysox against the Express Friday night.  OK had a 7 - 1 lead going into the bottom of the ninth.  I was telling the guy sitting next to me that this is going to be interesting.  Gallo proceeded to give up 2 home runs back to back.  He was able to settle down and finish out the game but it reminded me of vintage Gallo.

Larry Walker retired and Mike Gallo became a minor league pitcher.  Coincidence?