Entries Tagged as 'What Became Obvious'

Saturday, September 29th, 2007

Pirates End of Season Notes

Although its not technically the end of the season, the Pirates have been playing meaningless games for at least a month now.  Does anyone really care what happens in the last game tomorrow?  However, there are some leftover minutiae to deal with:

Jack Wilson got jacked up tonight.  Diving after a ball hit by So Taguchi, [...]

Friday, August 3rd, 2007

What the Cardinals Made Obvious

The Pirates emerged victorious from Thursday’s game with the St. Louis Cardinals, winning their first series since July 8. The five-series-long losing streak came to a sudden end yesterday as Jose Castillo made a rare contribution with a pinch-hit eleventh inning single to lead the Pirates to the 5-4 victory. It is nice [...]

Thursday, July 5th, 2007

A Winning Streak?

Well, well, well, just as I was getting ready to turn in my Pirates’ fan card they go out and win a few ballgames against the best (or second-best, depending on whether you live in New York City or not) team in the National League. The two aces came through nicely and a replacement [...]

Sunday, July 1st, 2007

What Became Obvious – Weekend Edition

My rant yesterday prevented me from posting an update about the game, so I’m just going to lump that in with my recap of today’s dud. Alas, we will start with a non-walkout-related review of yesterday’s game:

Saturday, June 30th, 2007

What Became Obvious

Last night, the Pirates beat a Washington Nationals team that is even worse than they are in order to improve their record to 34-45, or 11 games away from that ever-elusive .500 mark. Ian Snell turned in another very solid outing and Jim Tracy’s gamble with his bullpen paid off on the way to [...]

Friday, June 29th, 2007

Recapping the Marlins Series

The Pirates are not worth game by game recaps anymore, so I’m just going to go over series’ as a whole for now, including random notes and making individual posts about especially interesting events. So, with no further ado, here goes: