Go Buchholz
That is pretty much the most awesome thing to happen.
Oh, and they're one game up over Texas now.
Good day!
Labels: Buchholz
Labels: Buchholz
I was at the game in Baltimore yesterday, where I witnessed some really bad pitching and some really great offense (I suspect due to the pitching). I got a lot of pictures which I will have to post in a separate entry, and we had some fun getting yelled at. Let's see...
Labels: Buchholz, Ellsbury, Josh Reddick, Orioles, Pedroia, Personal, Victor Martinez
-- Jacoby Ellsbury, who missed two games in Toronto because of the flu, is 1-for-12.
-- Dustin Pedroia is 5-for-18.
-- Kevin Youkilis is 7-for-19. (.368)
-- David Ortiz is 5-for-19.
-- Jason Bay is 2-for-16 (though with four walks).
-- J.D. Drew is 0-for-18.
-- Mike Lowell is 6-for-14. (.429)
-- Jason Varitek is 1-for-13. (.077)
Labels: Badness, Buchholz, Ellsbury, Offense, Tim Wakefield
Congratulations Clay Buchholz! His second major league start and he throws a no hitter! That is something to be proud of :) That was quite an exciting game to watch, with all the runs and great defensive plays (I'm looking at you, Pedroia!) and of course, the wonderful pitching from the 23 year old.
Not to mention those 10 runs we got.
Funny note: MASN wanted to know who we thought the player of the game was. Our choices?
Labels: Buchholz, David Ortiz, Goodness