Royals beat Tigers....End losing streak Rep
Come get some boys.
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Shutout!
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Our time!
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Santana is a beast
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Really?
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Rep!
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OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION!
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Pitchers duel!
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Good win but all the runners left on base and only one run just shows we are still the same team.
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Getzy was the key to this win. Hope he is back next year.
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Verlander
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A win is a win, yeah?
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Nice to see. **** those cocky Detroit bastards. Cabrera can stick his "you cant see my" taunt up his ass.
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It ain't being cocky if you can back it up.....Some must see JV tomorrow. Good luck.
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About time!!!!
End that 5 game losing streak!! |
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Where's the rep thread when yall got but raped 8-1 by the Yanks. It's like every week. "The Royals uniforms looked clean Rep Thread!"
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YES
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Because we get your squad of Sux like 15 more times. Enjoy the fire sale and your 100 year slide back into losing. Good night.:D |
Great W for Santana !!
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I just got back from the game, celebrating my birthday with my pals. Hit me like Cain crashing a wall!
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Main article: 2003 Detroit Tigers season Dombrowski hired popular former shortstop Alan Trammell to manage the team in 2003. With fellow '84 teammates Kirk Gibson and Lance Parrish on the coaching staff, the rebuilding process began. In 2003, still playing with mostly players Smith had drafted or acquired, the Tigers shattered their 1996 mark for team futility by losing an American League-record 119 games. This eclipsed the previous AL record of 117 losses set by the 1916 Philadelphia Athletics, and was just .030 ahead of the 1916 A's .235 win percentage.[21] On August 30, 2003, the Tigers' defeat at the hands of the Chicago White Sox caused them to join the 1962 New York Mets (who were a first year expansion club) as the only modern MLB teams to lose 100 games before September. They avoided tying the 1962 Mets' modern MLB record of 120 losses only by winning five of their last six games of the season, including three out of four against the Minnesota Twins who had already clinched the Central Division (into which the Tigers had moved in 1998), and were resting their stars. Mike Maroth went 921 for the 2003 Tigers and became the first pitcher to lose 20 games in more than 20 years.[22] Tigers' pitchers Maroth, Jeremy Bonderman (619), and Nate Cornejo (617) were #1, #2, and #3 in the major leagues in losses for 2003the only time in major league history that one team has had the top three losers. While the 2003 Tigers rank as the third worst team in major league history based on loss total, they fare slightly better based on winning percentage. Their .265 win percentage was the majors' sixth-worst since 1900. The Tigers went 43119 that season, 47 games behind division-winner Minnesota. At least we don't set those records |
GIGGITY!!!!
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Francouer just doubled in his first AB in SF Giants park. Figures.
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Ah...The Natural Jeff Francouer.
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All 70 win rep threads!!!
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Unstoppable offense!
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