The positive that Lidge can take from today per announcer.

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The positive that Lidge can take from today per announcer.

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I was in the garage, and my KTRS feed was in and out, so I cranked up the xm feed in the car. This one Houston announcer is pretty bad, but maybe they like him.

Anyway, he and his sidekick were thinking of the positives that Lidge could take from the game, and basically ended up at nothing. Until the one said, 'Well, I guess the one positive he could take from today, would be that at least he didn't blow a save'.

:shock: :)

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He probably didn't hear about, er, feminine pills while on the mound.

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I was listening to my XM and I heard the Houston announcer say the same thing. I just laughed because there's nothing positive about what happened to Lidge. :lol:

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Houston's announcers are the worst. The older sounding dude is horrendous. He just comes off like a total prick every time I listen to them. I usually don't mind so much the different announcers, its interesting as a change of pace on XM to always hear the home announcers.

But that dude just comes across as an arse. Every time.

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holy toledo you can't be dissing milo. milo rocks.

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milo has long had his detractors back to his time with the cubs.

http://www.publiustx.net/journal/archives/000800.htm

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I still say his defense let him down, though. Granted, he didn't help himself after the error. But Pujols' ball should have ended the inning. Or at least should have given them two outs.

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Why has he suddenly got so hittable? Well not suddenly, just shortly after Game 5 of the 2005 NLCS.

Did Pujols really shake him that bad?

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vinsanity wrote:Why has he suddenly got so hittable? Well not suddenly, just shortly after Game 5 of the 2005 NLCS.

Did Pujols really shake him that bad?
It really is crazy. I remember him being so dominant in the 2004 postseason and then all of 2005 until the Pujols blast in game 5.

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stlmark wrote:
vinsanity wrote:Why has he suddenly got so hittable? Well not suddenly, just shortly after Game 5 of the 2005 NLCS.

Did Pujols really shake him that bad?
It really is crazy. I remember him being so dominant in the 2004 postseason and then all of 2005 until the Pujols blast in game 5.
Exactly. It was a funny joke at the beginning of last year. It was like hahaha funny funny, but I never really believed it. Now I wonder if it isn't true.

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