To be fair, given the run differential and the lack of a Bruney K, the model predicted a 3.92 second warble. He continues to shine despite the conditions he warbles in, really.
John has to be careful. If he unleashes a 8 sec warble for a 10-run win in Seattle, what would be expected for a walk-off win vs. the Red Socks at home? 12 seconds? Hyperventilation?
I know you're supposed to give 110% very night, but given his age, John can be cut a little slack here.
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He definitely mailed that one in.
ReplyDeleteDisappointing. John can't let up too many of these especially in pennant race time
ReplyDeleteTo be fair, given the run differential and the lack of a Bruney K, the model predicted a 3.92 second warble. He continues to shine despite the conditions he warbles in, really.
ReplyDeleteJohn has to be careful. If he unleashes a 8 sec warble for a 10-run win in Seattle, what would be expected for a walk-off win vs. the Red Socks at home? 12 seconds? Hyperventilation?
ReplyDeleteI know you're supposed to give 110% very night, but given his age, John can be cut a little slack here.
The caffeine must have worn off because his call of the first Matsui Home run was off the charts, sounded like he was traveling with the ball.
ReplyDeleteHe did make up for it tonight with a solid win warble.