Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

[highheatkingsb]

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MLB Morning News

May 21st, 2008

Javier Vazquez Can't Hold Lead, Suffers Loss!!!!!



Indians wear down Javier Vazquez, win late.

The Indians were able to put enough runs on the board last night, winning 6-3 over the White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field. Grady Sizemore collected 2 hits -- including a home run -- and 3 RBI's in 4 at-bats to spur the offense. In relief of starter Cliff Lee, Aaron Laffey picked up the win (4th of the season), throwing 2.2 innings while striking out 4.

The Indians and White Sox play Game 2 tonight, with C.C. Sabathia (5-2, 3.83) and Gavin Floyd (4-0, 2.55) the probable starters.

[highheatkingsb]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

Quick update to the Pitching House Rules based off of a game I'm experiencing now. I don't feel that I should be punished for reasons beyond my control.

- If a starter leaves the game due to an injury and starter qualifications are met, I am able to substitute a long reliever in his place and pick up where that starter has left off, picking up the starters statistics for that game.

[highheatkingsb]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

May 21st, 2008
Game: 47 of 162
Attendance: 57,584
Wind: E 7 mph

(18-28) @ (28-19)

Starting Pitching Matchup

PITCHING MATCH-UP

Daniel Cabrera Mike Mussina 4-3 W-L 3-4 4.17 ERA 4.50

"Moose" is in season as "Birds" feast on veteran's pitching!!!!!

Bronx, NY - The Orioles came in to tonight's game in New York looking to even things up with the Yankees. They did that behind good hitting and clutch pitching performances. The Orioles jumped on Yankees starter Mike Mussina in the 3rd inning when Freddie Bynum continued to swing a hot bat doubling to the gap in right center field to score Alex Cintron the whole way from first base. Bynum then got to 3rd with 1 out and Melvin Mora would provide fundamental baseball grounding out to 2nd to plate Bynum and give the O's a 2-0 lead. In the 4th, Aubrey Huff took the first pitch of the inning over the wall in right center to push the lead to 3-0. The "Birds" then got a clutch 2-out single by Nick Markakis in the 5th to score Cintron again and extend the lead to 4. Things were cruising along as O's starter Daniel Cabrera allowed only 1 hit through 5 innings, but felt something wrong and had to leave the game after 1 out in the 6th. An MRI after the game was negative and Daniel will not miss any time. Jason Johnson replaced Cabrera and was good until the 7th when he let the "Bombers" back into the game when Jorge Posada homered for the 2nd time in two nights, a 3-run shot just over the wall down the line in left with no outs to make it a 4-3 game. Johnson then pitched through the 7th and once again, it was lights out, as Chad Bradford and George Sherrill cruised through the Yankees 1-6 hitters to give Baltimore the win. The rubber game is tomorrow night before the O's head off to Tampa Bay. On a milestone note, Brian Roberts recorded his 200th career stolen base.

Line Score

Baltimore @ New York (May 21st, 2008)

TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E Baltimore Orioles 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 10 0 New York Yankees 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 3 1 WP - D. Cabrera (5-3) LP - M. Mussina (3-5) S - G. Sherrill (13)

Extra Base Hits & RBI Summary



2B - Mora (9), Bynum (4)
3B - None
HR - Huff (7)
RBI - Mora (18), Markakis (20), Huff (25), Bynum (7)
SB - Roberts (14), Mora (11)

2B - Giambi (6)
3B - None
HR - Posada (2)
RBI - Posada 3 (4)
SB - None

Pitching Summary



D. Cabrera (W, 5-3) 5.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 2 K's
J. Johnson (H, 1) 1.2 IP,2 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 0 K
C. Bradford (H, 13) 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 0 K
G. Sherrill (S, 13) 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 K's

M. Mussina (L, 3-5) 5.0 IP, 6 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 1 K
J. Albaladejo 2.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 0 K, 1 WP
L. Hawkins 2.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 K's

Scoring Summary



Top 3rd

Bynum doubled to right center, Cintron scored (1-0)
Mora grounded out to second, Bynum scored (2-0)

Top 4th

Huff homered to right center (3-0)

Top 5th

Markakis singled to right, Cintron scored (4-0)

Bottom 7th

Posada homered to left, Giambi and Matsui scored (4-3)

Player of the Game


Daniel Cabrera left the game early due to an injury,
but not before delivering a superb performance in
New York against the Yankees. Daniel picked up his
5th win of the season by going 5.1 IP, allowing only
1 hit in the Orioles 4-3 victory in the Bronx.

Standings

American League East
Team		W	L	GB	STRK
	Boston	31	18	-	L 1
	New York AL	28	20	2.5	L 1
	Toronto	28	20	2.5	W 2
	Baltimore	19	28	11.0	W 1
	Tampa Bay	18	30	12.5	L 6

International League (AAA)

(26-20) @ (26-20)

Richmond Braves	4	10	1
Norfolk Tides	3	10	1

Record: (26-21)
Place: 2nd (1.0 game back)
Streak (Loss 1)

Eastern League (AA)

(25-21) @ (18-28)

Bowie Baysox	1	10	3
Erie Seawolves	7	9	0

Record (25-22)
Place: 2nd (1.0 game back)
Streak: (Loss 1)

Stat Leaders (Minimum 23 games played)

A. Cintron SS .325 Batting Avg. L. Scott LF 9 Home Runs L. Scott LF 32 RBIs B. Roberts 2B 14 Steals D. Cabrera SP 5 Wins D. Cabrera SP 3.81 ERA C. Bradford RP 1.31 ERA G. Sherrill CL 13 Saves D. Cabrera SP 42 Strike Outs D. Sarfate RP 19 Strike Outs

[highheatkingsb]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

I'll get back into this tomorrow. Picked up Fable II pub games code tonight and got home late.

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Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

Promotion News From Around The League
May 21st, 2008




- Called Up (RP) Kip Wells From (AAA) Colorado Spring To (MLB) Colorado.

- Sent Down (RP) Ryan Speier From (MLB) Colorado To (AAA) Colorado Spring.




- Called Up (RP) Steve Kline From (AAA) Fresno To (MLB) San Francisco.

- Sent Down (RP) Erick Threets From (MLB) San Francisco To (AAA) Fresno.

- Called Up (CP) Sergio Romo From (AA) Connecticut To (AAA) Fresno.

- Sent Down (RP) Geno Espineli From (AAA) Fresno To (AA) Connecticut.




- Called Up (CF) Jeff Fiorentino From (AA) Midland To (AAA) Sacramento.

- Sent Down (CF) Ryan Sweeney From (AAA) Sacramento To (AA) Midland.




- Called Up (C) John Jaso From (AA) Montgomery To (AAA) Durham.

- Sent Down (C) Alex Jamieson From (AAA) Durham To (AA) Montgomery.




- Called Up (CF) Roger Bernadina From (AA) Harrisburg To (AAA) Columbus.

- Sent Down (RF) Tommy Murphy From (AAA) Columbus To (AA) Harrisburg.




- Called Up (SP) Angel Guzman From (AAA) Iowa To (MLB) Chicago.

- Sent Down (SP) Juan Mateo From (MLB) Chicago To (AAA) Iowa.




- Called Up (3B) Nomar Garciaparra From (AAA) Las Vegas To (MLB) Los Angeles.

- Sent Down (3B) Tony Abreu From (MLB) Los Angeles To (AAA) Las Vegas.




- Called Up (RP) Todd Coffey From (AAA) Louisville To (MLB) Cincinnati.

- Sent Down (RP) Jeremy Affeldt From (MLB) Cincinnati To (AAA) Louisville.

- Called Up (SP) Travis Wood From (AA) Chattanooga To (AAA) Louisville.

- Sent Down (SP) Bobby Livingston From (AAA) Louisville To (AA) Chattanooga.




Called Up (CF) Will Venable From (AAA) Portland To (MLB) San Diego.

- Sent Down (LF) Paul McAnulty From (MLB) San Diego To (AAA) Portland.

- Called Up (CF) Cedric Hunter From (AA) San Antonio To (AAA) Portland.

- Sent Down (LF) Paul McAnulty From (AAA) Portland To (AA) San Antonio.




- Called Up (RP) John Wasdin From (AAA) Memphis To (MLB) St. Louis.

- Sent Down (RP) Ron Villone From (MLB) St. Louis To (AAA) Memphis.

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Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

MLB Morning News

May 22nd, 2008

2000 Hits For Durham!!!!!



Win even sweeter for Ray Durham, who picks up career hit number 2000 in victory.

On paper it may have been a nice match-up, but nobody told the Giants, and in any event paper is fragile and can be burned -- just like Rockies, who got ripped by the Giants 9-2 in front of 42,481 fans at Coors Field last night. The club was helped by Bengie Molina, who drove in 1 run by going 1 for 1. Kevin Correia earned the win, his 2nd of the season, but he wasn't very good, giving up 9 hits in only 5.2 innings, with the bullpen providing four innings of solid relief.

After an off day today, the Giants will be in Florida tomorrow night to begin a series with the Marlins. Jonathan Sanchez (2-4, 4.11) will oppose Josh Johnson (2-0, 5.34) in Game 1. Dan Ortmeier looks to build on his 13-game hitting streak.

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Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

May 22nd, 2008
Game: 48 of 162
Attendance: 57,510
Wind: SW 4 mph

(19-28) @ (28-20)

Starting Pitching Matchup

PITCHING MATCH-UP

Radhames Liz Ross Ohlendorf 0-0 W-L 0-0 0.00 ERA 4.24

Ain't it Grand? Abreu slams Yankees over Baltimore in series finale!!!!!

Bronx, NY - The Yankees took tonight's series finale in the Bronx behind good pitching from starter Ross Ohlendorf and one crushing blow by Bobby Abreu. The Orioles began the night on the scoreboard in the very 1st inning when Aubrey Huff doubled to the gap in left center scoring Nick Markakis from first. That would by the last the Orioles would see the scoreboard light up in the run column for the evening. The Yankees evened the game and then took the lead in the 3rd off of a pair of triples from Johnny Damon and Robinson Cano. The Orioles had an opportunity in the 7th, loading the bases with 2 outs, but Joba Chamberlain got Melvin Mora to bounce out in front of the box to end the inning. Radhames Liz, making his first start for the Orioles this season, pitched strong, going 7.0 IP and allowed only 2 earned runs in his debut, but ended up with the loss. The game got out of hand in the 8th when Bobby Abreu dismantled O's reliever Chris Ray and the Orioles with a crushing, no doubt about, grand slam home run to cap the night. Kyle Farnsworth pitched the 9th as the Yankees keep control of 2nd place in the AL East. The "Birds" are now off to Tampa Bay in hopes of adding to the Rays 6-game losing streak.

Line Score

Baltimore @ New York (May 22nd, 2008)

TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E Baltimore Orioles 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 New York Yankees 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 X 7 9 0 WP - R. Ohlendorf (1-1), LP - R. Liz (0-1)

Extra Base Hits & RBI Summary



2B - Huff (9), Bynum (5)
3B - None
HR - None
RBI - Huff (26)
SB - Roberson (1)

2B - None
3B - Damon (3), Cano (2)
HR - Abreu (9)
RBI - Jeter (27), Abreu 4 (41), Posada (5)
SB - Abreu (10)

Pitching Summary



R. Liz (L, 0-1) 7.0 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 2 K's
C. Ray 0.1 IP, 3 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 2 BB, 1 K
J. Walker 0.2 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 0 K

R. Ohlendorf (W, 1-0) 6.0 IP, 6 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 6 K's
J. Chamberlain (H, 7) 2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 2 K's
K. Farnsworth 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 2 K's

Scoring Summary



Top 1st

Huff doubled to left center, Markakis scored (1-0)

Bottom 3rd

Damon scored on a passed ball (1-1)
Cano tripled to right center, Jeter scored (2-1)

Bottom 8th

Posada walked, Cano scored (3-1)
Abreu homered to right, Rodriguez, Matsui, and Posada scored (7-1)

Player of the Game

Bobby Abreu crushed a grand slam home run in the bottom of the 8th inning to seal the finale in New York's 7-1 victory over Baltimore tonight at Yankee Stadium.

Standings

American League East
Team		W	L	GB	STRK
	Boston	32	18	-	W 1
	New York AL	29	20	2.5	W 1
	Toronto	29	20	2.5	W 3
	Baltimore	19	29	12.0	L 1
	Tampa Bay	18	30	13.0	L 6

International League (AAA)

(26-20) @ (26-21)

Syracuse Chiefs	0	5	1
Norfolk Tides	3	7	0

Record: (27-21)
Place: 1st (0.0 games up)
Streak (Won1)

Eastern League (AA)

(25-22) @ (19-28)

Bowie Baysox	1	10	3
Erie Seawolves	7	9	0

Record (25-23)
Place: 2nd (2.0 game back)
Streak: (Loss 2)

Statistic Leaders through May 22nd

F. Bynum LF .413 Batting Avg. L. Scott LF 9 Home Runs L. Scott LF 32 RBIs B. Roberts 2B 14 Steals D. Cabrera SP 5 Wins R. Liz SP 2.57 ERA C. Bradford RP 1.31 ERA G. Sherrill CL 13 Saves D. Cabrera SP 42 Strike Outs D. Sarfate RP 19 Strike Outs

[doncoryell]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

Quick update to the Pitching House Rules based off of a game I'm experiencing now. I don't feel that I should be punished for reasons beyond my control.

- If a starter leaves the game due to an injury and starter qualifications are met, I am able to substitute a long reliever in his place and pick up where that starter has left off, picking up the starters statistics for that game.

This is one reason why I have no house rules. Another reason why you would use a long reliefer is when you are in extra innings and their are not many pitchers available left. Also, if one of the teams is getting blown out and you would like to rest some of your overused pitchers. I personnally consider using a long reliefer up to the 5th inning. Starting in the 6th inning I would try to use my middle relievers first. (You need to remember that the baseball season is a marathon and you would like to keep your middle relievers somewhat fresh as the season goes on.)

Just a thought and nothing against having "house" rules. You just never know what the season will bring.

[unexpectedorc]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

are you going to do a madden franchise?

[highheatkingsb]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

This is one reason why I have no house rules. Another reason why you would use a long reliefer is when you are in extra innings and their are not many pitchers available left. Also, if one of the teams is getting blown out and you would like to rest some of your overused pitchers. I personnally consider using a long reliefer up to the 5th inning. Starting in the 6th inning I would try to use my middle relievers first. (You need to remember that the baseball season is a marathon and you would like to keep your middle relievers somewhat fresh as the season goes on.)

Just a thought and nothing against having "house" rules. You just never know what the season will bring.

Thanks man, I appreciate your input. I really enjoy my house rules, as they make the game as realistic as possible for my liking, just sometimes, I come across a scenario that I haven't experienced before and I need to make a decision whether I am at fault or not at fault, and shouldn't have to pay for things that are out of my control. I do exactly what you say above. If a starter makes it to the 6th, then the only way a long reliever enters the game is if the game goes to extra innings or I run out of middle relievers, setup men, and closers. This was just an extra scenario, as I didn't feel like I had to burn my middle relievers for the whole game. They only last a max of 3 innings at tops anyways, so it made sense for me to use one of my two long relievers.

[highheatkingsb]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

are you going to do a madden franchise?

If I do, it won't be for a couple months. I didn't purchase it. I'm going to wait and see what happens with the CPU sliders and patches. Right now, I'm into the Fable II pub games and awaiting on NHL 09. I will be doing a Rangers franchise in that.

[highheatkingsb]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

Promotion News From Around The League
May 22nd, 2008




- Called Up (SP) Marwin Vega From (AA) West Tenn To (AAA) Tacoma.

- Sent Down (SP) Joe Woerman From (AAA) Tacoma To (AA) West Tenn.




- Called Up (2B) Luke Hughes From (AA) New Britain To (AAA) Rochester.

- Sent Down (SS) Trevor Plouffe From (AAA) Rochester To (AA) New Britain.




- Called Up (2B) Juan Peralta From (AAA) Syracuse To (MLB) Toronto.

- Sent Down (2B) Marco Scutaro From (MLB) Toronto To (AAA) Syracuse.

- Called Up (SP) Marc Rzepczynski From (AA) New Hampshire To (AAA) Syracuse.

- Sent Down (CP) Mike Gosling From (AAA) Syracuse To (AA) New Hampshire.




- Called Up (SP) Kelvim Escobar From (AAA) Salt Lake To (MLB) Los Angeles.

- Sent Down (SP) Nick Green From (MLB) Los Angeles To (AAA) Salt Lake.

- Called Up (SP) Jordan Walden From (AA) Arkansas To (AAA) Salt Lake.

- Sent Down (SP) Giancarlo Alvarado From (AAA) Salt Lake To (AA) Arkansas.




- Called Up (3B) Wes Timmons From (AAA) Richmond To (MLB) Atlanta.

- Sent Down (2B) Kelly Johnson From (MLB) Atlanta To (AAA) Richmond.

- Called Up (2B) Diory Hernandez From (AA) Mississippi To (AAA) Richmond.

- Sent Down (2B) J.C. Holt From (AAA) Richmond To (AA) Mississippi.




- Called Up (SP) Max Scherzer From (AAA) Tucson To (MLB) Arizona.




- Called Up (1B) Gary Sanchez From (AAA) Albuquerque To (MLB) Florida.

- Sent Down (3B) Jorge Cantu From (MLB) Florida To (AAA) Albuquerque.




- Called Up (CF) Nyjer Morgan From (AAA) Indianapolis To (MLB) Pittsburgh.

- Sent Down (1B) Adam LaRoche From (MLB) Pittsburgh To (AAA) Indianapolis.

- Called Up (CF) Chris Duffy From (AA) Altoona To (AAA) Indianapolis.

- Sent Down (CF) Quincy Latimore From (AAA) Indianapolis To (AA) Altoona.




- Called Up (SP) Scott Lewis From (AAA) Buffalo To (MLB) Cleveland.

- Sent Down (SP) Aaron Laffey From (MLB) Cleveland To (AAA) Buffalo.

- Sent Down (RF) Franklin Thayer From (AAA) Buffalo To (AA) Akron.

- Sent Down (1B) Ryan Garko From (MLB) Cleveland To (AAA) Buffalo.




- Called Up (RF) Jose Tabata From (AAA) Scranton/WB To (MLB) New York.

- Sent Down (CF) Brett Gardner From (MLB) New York To (AAA) Scranton/WB.




- Sent Down (1B) Frank Thomas From (MLB) Oakland To (AAA) Sacramento.

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MLB Morning News

May 23rd, 2008

Giles Picks Up RBI Number 1000!!!!!



In his team's loss, Brian Giles delivers RBI number 1000.

The Reds picked up a one-run victory on the road last night, with the 4-3 final a disappointment to both the Padres and their 22,742 fans in attendance. Edwin Encarnacion was a catalyst on offense, going 2 for 5 with 2 RBI's. Working 6 innings, Edinson Volquez was able to get his 1st win of the season, as he gave up 3 runs and 6 hits in the victory.

Game 2 is this evening, with Bronson Arroyo (3-2, 5.22) taking the mound for the visiting Reds and Arturo Lopez (2-0, 1.35) getting the nod for the Padres.

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Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

May 23rd, 2008
Game: 49 of 162
Attendance: 24,982
Wind: Dome Stadium (0 mph)

(19-29) @ (18-30)

Starting Pitching Matchup

PITCHING MATCH-UP

Steve Trachsel Chris Mason 4-4 W-L 0-0 4.39 ERA 5.1

Pena and Rays walk off over O's in extra innings!!!!!

Tampa Bay, FL - It was an exciting night at Tropicana Field for Rays fans, as for Orioles' fans, it was another night of head scratching. The O's got out of the gate fast against Rays starter Chris Mason. Aubrey Huff delivered his 8th home run of the season in the first to give the O's the lead and then the Orioles got back to back singles in the 2nd to give Baltimore a commanding 4-0 lead. The Rays fought back and took the lead on a 2-run homerun by B.J. Upton. Baltimore tied it up in the 8th on a single by Ramon Hernandez, but Carlos Pena ended the night in the 10th inning with a walk off home run off of O's reliever Dennis Sarfate. The Rays and O's are now tied for 4th place as they continue their series tomorrow.

Line Score

Baltimore @ Tampa Bay (May 23rd, 2008)

TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E Baltimore Orioles 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 9 1 Tampa Bay Devil Rays 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 6 9 0 WP - A. Reyes (4-1), LP - D. Sarfate (0-2)

Extra Base Hits & RBI Summary



2B - Bynum (6)
3B - None
HR - Huff (8)
RBI - Mora (19), Huff 2 (28), R. Hernandez (18), Bynum (8)
SB - Payton (1), Roberson (2)

2B - Crawford (11)
3B - None
HR - Pena (9), Upton (9), Gomes (8)
RBI - Crawford (28), Pena (26), Upton 2 (26)
SB - None

Pitching Summary



S. Trachsel 7.0 IP, 7 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 2 K's, 4 WP
D. Sarfate (L, 0-2) 2.1 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 2 K's

C. Mason 6.0 IP, 6 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 3 K's
T. Miller (H, 7) 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 K
D. Wheeler (BS, 1) 1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 3 K's
A. Reyes (W, 4-1) 2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 K's

Scoring Summary



Top 1st

Huff homered to right, Markakis scored (2-0)

Top 2nd

Bynum singled to left, Millar scored (3-0)
Mora singled to center, Cintron scored (4-0)

Bottom 3rd

Crawford doubled to left, Bartlett scored (4-1)
Pena reached on an error by Mora, Crawford scored (4-2)

Bottom 5th

Upton homered to left, Bartlett scored (4-4)
Gomes homered to right (5-4)

Top 8th

R. Hernandez singled to center, Roberson scored (5-5)

Bottom 10th

Pena homered to right (6-5)

Player of the Game

B.J. Upton went 2 for 5 with a home run and 2 RBI's in Tampa Bay's 6-5 walk off victory tonight against the Orioles.

Standings

American League East
Team		W	L	GB	STRK
	Boston	33	18	-	W 2
	New York AL	30	20	2.5	W 2
	Toronto	30	20	2.5	W 4
	Tampa Bay	19	30	13.0	W 1
	Baltimore	19	30	13.0	L 2

International League (AAA)

(25-23) @ (27-21)

Syracuse Chiefs	6	8	0
Norfolk Tides	1	5	0

Record: (27-22)
Place: 2nd (1.0 game back)
Streak (Loss 1)

Eastern League (AA)

(20-27) @ (25-23)

New Hampshire Fishercats	5	13	1
Bowie Baysox	2	11	0

Record (25-24)
Place: 3rd (3.0 game back)
Streak: (Loss 3)

Statistic Leaders through May 23rd

F. Bynum LF .420 Batting Avg. L. Scott LF 9 Home Runs L. Scott LF 32 RBIs B. Roberts 2B 14 Steals D. Cabrera SP 5 Wins R. Liz SP 2.57 ERA C. Bradford RP 1.31 ERA G. Sherrill CL 13 Saves D. Cabrera SP 42 Strike Outs D. Sarfate RP 21 Strike Outs

[orion523]

Re: Highheat's Orioles (MLB "The Show" '08) Final Attempt!!!!

If I do, it won't be for a couple months. I didn't purchase it. I'm going to wait and see what happens with the CPU sliders and patches. Right now, I'm into the Fable II pub games and awaiting on NHL 09. I will be doing a Rangers franchise in that.

Dude thats pretty funny,I thought I'd miss my 360 when Madden came out but I don't,I actually have no interest in going through what we did last year.