Because there is not an automatic correlation between being rejuvenated and getting two or three hits. Lots of factors go into whether or not a player gets a hit, not the least of which is the opponent.
Why do pitchers need time off between starts? Lets just go with a three-man rotation for the rest of the year. Rest is bogus.
Hey it looks like Stubbs scored. I guess we can go ahead and put this win in the books.
Come on man....you can do better!Originally Posted by texasdave
I guess what I am referring to is the Brennamans noting that Joey is 10 for 19 since the day off AS IF there is a correlation.
Happy we got 2 runs but shouldve got more
Maybe there is.
Garrett Jones stole on a high throw.
I know if I get a day off I feel motivated and refreshed to go back into work the next day, don't see why it would be any different for ball players.
2-1 as McGehee bloops one into right.
We needed more runs in that first. Pirates have been hitting the ball lately
Good try by BP
If we scored 10 you'd complain that we didn't get 12!
2-2 game. Gapper. (The ball not the mascot.)
Come n Homer...settle down
Wow cmon Homer
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