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DEL.ICIO.USBraves can’t catch a break in standings
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
I think I speak for most Braves fans when I say that I thoroughly enjoyed that homestand. A four-game sweep of the hated Mets, a series win over the contending A’s and a split with the NL West-leading Diamondbacks made for an 8-3 stretch that featured some great baseball.
Jorge Campillo is a godsend, the bullpen has more than held down the fort, and with the exception of only a couple of games, the bats have been phenomenal. I’ll say it for what seems like the millionth time this season: Here’s hoping they can carry that momentum on the road. It’s the Brewers (24-27) and Reds (23-28), for cryin’ out loud.
The strange thing is, while the Braves were putting together this impressive homestand, the Marlins were sweeping the D’backs and taking two of three from the Giants to maintain their 2 1/2-game lead in the NL East. What the heck does Fredi Gonzalez have going on down there?
I’m sure all of us predicted that two months into the season, the Marlins would be the team everyone was chasing, right?
Outside of the five games against the Braves (the Fish have the edge so far, 3-2), I haven’t seen much of the Marlins. Anybody out there watch them more often? Any insight to offer on how strong they really are and if they can keep this up?
With the benefit of seeing the first two months, here’s a chance to revise our season predictions. I’m predicting the Braves and Phillies will be in it for the long haul, with the Marlins fading a bit and the Mets making a charge at some point but falling short. How do you see the NL East race playing out?
Upcoming TV Schedule
Tuesday: at Brewers, 8:05, SportSouth
Wednesday: at Brewers, 8:05, FSN South
Thursday: at Brewers, 1:05, SportSouth
Friday: at Reds, 7:10, SportSouth
Saturday: at Reds, 3:55, FOX
Sunday: at Reds, 1:15, SportSouth
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By Dawgs
May 27, 2008 9:32 AM | Link to this
It’s hard to believe the marlins are where they are now… I think they will be in it until the pressure sets in on them.
The mets are just plain old. I see them barely being a .500 team.
Phillies I haven’t watched them all that much. Isn’t thier biggest issue pitching?
Braves Lets go .500 on the road the rest of the way and keep up this home tear and this division is ours.
By Lee
May 27, 2008 9:47 AM | Link to this
The Marlins scare me because they are young and no one gives them credit. That includes their few fans also. History has proven that if a team is given no respect it can feed off of this and motivate players to prove they can win. Just can’t see the Phillies winning a 2nd straight division tile and the Mets, I think, the Mets made a mistake keeping Randolph as the manager. If that team does not come through and win this year, it is on the verge of falling apart completely.
With that being said I do think the Braves will pull out the N.L. East in the long haul. Another starter may be needed down the stretch though. Hudson and Jurrjens are solid. If Jorge Campillo keeps it up and Glavine’s health holds this staff possibly could be enough; however, with the talent the Braves have another acquired starter could push this into an elite team above the rest. As a Braves fan I do not want to have to depend on Jo-Jo and, James or Carlyle to carry us into the playoffs much less start a playoff game.
By Bravesfan79
May 27, 2008 10:26 AM | Link to this
no no chop chic, the Marlins just played the Mets…not the Giants.
And next time we go out to dinner, can you please take that damn glove off your face, at least when were eating! lol
By Daybed Wagmoe
May 27, 2008 10:29 AM | Link to this
The Marlins have a +15 run differential. Their 245 runs scored ranks 6th in the NL; their 230 runs allowed ranks 7th.
The Braves have a +50 run differential. Their 246 runs scored ranks 5th in the NL; their 196 runs allowed ranks 1st.
The Phillies have a +48 run differential. Their 280 runs scored ranks 2nd in the NL (though, remember, they scored 20 runs yesterday); their 232 runs allowed ranks 8th.
The Mets have a +1 run differential. Their 231 runs scored ranks 10th in the NL; their 230 runs allowed ranks 6th.
As for what they’re doing right…I don’t really know. Their offense is solid, but doesn’t seem to be great — they’re 8th in hits, 7th in batting average and OBP, and 10th in steals. However, it must be that they’re just crushing the ball — they’re 2nd in home runs and slugging, and they’re 3rd in triples. They’re also 2nd in strikeouts, too, though.
Their pitching looks just okay — only one of their starters has an ERA below 4.00 (Scott Olsen, with 3.38). Their staff ERA of 4.18 is 8th in the NL, and this staff doesn’t strike out a whole lot — they’re 14th overall in the league. Their starters have a 4.91 ERA while relievers have a 3.12 (so there is a strong point). Starters are averaging 5.3 IP/game.
By lin
May 27, 2008 10:33 AM | Link to this
well it all depends on braves on this road trip if they win more then normal things can change around. if they keep loosing on the road then forget it.this is last week of may and all star game be here b4 u know it. time is a ticken away braves lets go now or never.i still worry about chipper.smoltz would not suprise me if he retires end of yr along with tom.
By Jeff321
May 27, 2008 10:33 AM | Link to this
“What the heck does Fredi Gonzalez have going on down there?”
They don’t have Bobby Cox to stink up the joint.
By Jim H.
May 27, 2008 10:34 AM | Link to this
The Marlins have a history of exceeding expectations and playing pretty well after their many payroll purges —— which probably means their management has always been good at getting a good return for all the high priced players they regularly jettison. They would be a scary team if they regularly had a decent payroll and could keep their rising star players. They sure make the inefficient Mets look inept, that’s for sure.
With that being said though, I don’t see any way that young team can hang for the entire season. Leading the division in May ain’t the same as leading it in September. There’s lot of baseball left and the summer grind hasn’t even set in yet….that’s when the true playoff caliber teams will rise to the top. I still think it’s Braves, Phillies, and yes the Mets too fighting it out for the division. The Braves are steadily improving and I think we have a good chance of taking it this year.
By Jim H.
May 27, 2008 10:43 AM | Link to this
The road woes can be blamed on a couple of things 1.) just plain bad luck…..lots of those losses were one run games where things would have been different if the ball had just bounced a little different. It’s not like we were getting blown out. 2.) facing an unusual amount of left handed pitching on the road with some of our best right handed hitters…Tex (batting Rh), Francoeur, Diaz, etc. slumping….Hopefully that is starting to come around.
I think the home/road disperity will start evening out and they will be OK.
By NS from Kennesaw
May 27, 2008 10:46 AM | Link to this
Lets not “worried” about other team !!
The Bravo should stay focused on playing good baseball like they did on the homestand. Avoid defensive errors and make sure offense work more on getting high pitch count from opposite pitcher … I beleive we have a good enough team that can compete with anyone.
If we do that and we still loose?? tip the cap to them. Then look forward to next game.
GO BRAVES !!
By Braves Fan in So. Fla.
May 27, 2008 10:59 AM | Link to this
I live in South Florida and have seen the Marlins play around 5 or 6 times in addition to their series with the Bravos. They are simply mashing the ball right now. Uggla is hitting like Chipper and Lance Berkman and Hanley Ramirez is Hanley Ramirez.
Gregg, the closer, looks vulnerable to me and I do not think that Olson will continue to pitch at this high of a level.
In my opinion, as teams get more used to them after playing them a few more times, they will falter.
By Connie
May 27, 2008 11:38 AM | Link to this
Jeff321, I love “fans” like you, you are soooo optimistic! Bobby Cox just signed for another year…YEAH! Get used to it, Jeff! The Marlins are good, young talent. They scare me also. And I agree that the Braves need only to worry about the Braves. Now, can TP stop Frenchy from swinging at the first pitch?? All of the NL and maybe AL knows this!
By ManOfTeal
May 27, 2008 11:46 AM | Link to this
The Marlins will win the NL East.
Go Marlins!!!!
By Herschworld
May 27, 2008 11:58 AM | Link to this
It’s hard to believe that Chop Chick is actually watching baseball with the sex and the city movie out right now. But she’s right the braves are starting to come together, and how bout the braves resigning my boy BC what’s your take on that Chick, didn’t you want him fired a month ago. The braves “got this” road trip, they will win both series I believe pretty easily. And as far as the Marlins, they’re tough but we’ll see how tough they are mid August; remember people baseball is a Marathon Not a Sprint. I have to keep reminding Chop Chick of this, think about it this way chick: It’s not a two day sale at Macy’s it’s a season long sale that lasts 162 days. Point is it’s a little to early to be worried about anyone right now, lets just sit back and enjoy the braves play some pretty good baseball..chow chick
By charlsj
May 27, 2008 12:03 PM | Link to this
I think the Braves are in the best shape right now. The Marlins are young and I feel like they will fade out. The Mets are in trouble b/c they can’t play together, to much finger pointing. THe Phillies will hang with the Braves I think, but the edge goes to the Braves because of the bullpen. THe starting rotations are pretty even, but the Braves bullpen looks liek it will be very deep with 5 people that can close.
The next month will go a long way to decide how the Braves go. We play 48 games in 51 days, that’s a lot of ball.
By steve
May 27, 2008 12:18 PM | Link to this
It is way too early in the season to get too caught up in watching the standings. Basically, everybody is still in the race. The Braves just need to worry about playing good baseball. If they do that, everything else will take care of itself. I personally believe it will come down to the Phillies and the Braves. The Mets may get things straightened out and the Marlins may suprise us all, but right now the Phillies are the team the worries me the most.
By Chop Chick
May 27, 2008 12:19 PM | Link to this
Bravesfan79, the Marlins are now beating up on the Melts (up 1-0 in a three-game set); they beat up on the Giants over the weekend. It’ll be interesting to see what they do in Philly this coming weekend.
And Herschworld, I will go see ‘Sex and the City,’ but I HATE shopping. Go figure.
By Bonnie
May 27, 2008 12:35 PM | Link to this
No way are those pesky damn Marlins gonna fade. They are like a thorn in my side up here in Philly. Thank you very much for you nice comments on my Phillies. :) It’s gonna be our teams and the Fish fighting tooth and nail til the bitter end. Phillies Mets rivalry didn’t last too long now did it LOL.
By fieldofdreams
May 27, 2008 12:36 PM | Link to this
Braves are a $100 million team with .500 written all over it. Way too many holes in the rotation to do much better. When the league sees Campillo the second time around, he’ll be exposed as the journeyman he is. And Mr. Glavine might actually earn $1 million per win; it’s great work, I suppose, if you can find it, but we would have been so much better with $8 million in gold bullion, and a young starter learning on the job.
By Atljorge
May 27, 2008 12:53 PM | Link to this
As a Marlins fan first and Braves fan second, I would love to see both teams go into the postseason. The Marlins are the only team to never win a division but win the world series twice! Watch out for them if they make it to the playoffs. They are young, talented and hungry to prove themselves and be successful. Go Fish and go Bravos! Im thoroughly enjoying this season so far!!!!!
By Bonnie
May 27, 2008 12:55 PM | Link to this
Herschworld, are you a male chauvenist p*g ? What’s the matter dear, is ChopChick threatening your masculinity ? I can see how much of that you have by bullying her in a public forum. You see it doesn’t take much for a bully to stand out in the crowd. All one has to do is open his mouth.
By maurilio
May 27, 2008 12:58 PM | Link to this
The BRAVES have the potential of going to the WS.. if they can start winning road games and 1 run games… If we had just won half of the 1 run losses.. we would have one of the best records in the national league
By Robert
May 27, 2008 12:58 PM | Link to this
Based on season-to-date, if the Braves had even split on the road, they’d be leading the standings by far. A lot rests on this road trip — against cellar-dwellers, too. If they can’t bring up the road average, they’re through.
By JD
May 27, 2008 1:00 PM | Link to this
I am repeatedly amazed at the stupidity of so many that refuse to acknowledge the genius that is Bobby Cox. How can you be so foolish as to make a ridiculous comment about Bobby being anything but great for the Braves and the city of Atlanta? Being 4th on the all time list of managerial wins has to count for something!
By Kashi
May 27, 2008 1:10 PM | Link to this
No, Marlins will NOT fade away. These young talents will get better as they play more games. They are learning how to play and win games. It will be up to Braves to keep them down and low with “MELTS”. However we will get good sense of Marlins after Melts and Phillies series. I agree we do need another solid starter to spark our team. I hope it was just a bad day for Tommy on Sunday but that many walks in a game, smolty may never pitch again for us. LOL, GO Braves!
By Jim H.
May 27, 2008 2:10 PM | Link to this
JD, I’ve given up arguing with the Bobby Cox bashers. I reckon they think they know more than the overwhelming view among the many players, rival managers, rival front office personnel, etc. (you know people that actually know something about baseball)— who always give Bobby the credit for being the extraordinary manager he is. The bashers are entitled to their opinion….no matter how wrong it is. We will miss him greatly when he’s gone.
By Woodman
May 27, 2008 2:20 PM | Link to this
The Marlins WILL fade out. The Phillies will fight to the end but LOSE to the surging Braves who destroy all rivals in September. The Mets will return to their rightful place in the cellar of the NL East where they will be defecated upon by their rivals and laughed at by little children. The Nats will be disbanded for sucking.
By JD
May 27, 2008 2:23 PM | Link to this
Jim, I just don’t get it. It’s infuriating! How can people possibly discredit all the success that he’s had. There is no other franchise in sports that has experienced as much success as the Braves and it seems that now more than ever people continously gripe and complain about what’s not going right. I think there’s a lot going right. I think our organization is on the right path. I think we have a lot to be proud of. I love the city of Atlanta with every beat of my heart, but a portion of our fans are so spoiled that they cannot see how blessed we are.
By ChampDawg
May 27, 2008 2:25 PM | Link to this
In the NL East, to be painfully honest, the Marlins and Phils simply have more talent and are better coached. The Braves can turn things around but it’s going to require Chipper staying healthy and hot, Tex starting to finally get going, and improvements in the starting pitching— I’m not convinced the current crop of starters can take us to the division title. The bullpen when be loaded… let’s trade for a quality starter.
By JD
May 27, 2008 2:27 PM | Link to this
Classic post Woodman!
By John B.
May 27, 2008 2:59 PM | Link to this
Improvements in starting pitching? You can’t improve much when you’re #1 in Starter ERA.
By Frenchy
May 27, 2008 3:15 PM | Link to this
Maybe we could improve our blogger
By ChampDawg
May 27, 2008 3:29 PM | Link to this
*By John B.
May 27, 2008 2:59 PM | Link to this
Improvements in starting pitching? You can’t improve much when you’re #1 in Starter ERA.*
ERA doesn’t tell the whole story my friend particularly now since Smoltz is not part of that equation. What’s the team ERA w/o Smoltz?
I like Huddy, Campillo, and Jurjens. The rest is a real question mark. Glavine is a damn joke…….. the money he’s getting paid and how many times has he gone more than 5 or 6 innings this season?
By Coach (Braves in 2008 to the playoffs)
May 27, 2008 4:13 PM | Link to this
Bobby Cox has one World Championship to his credit. The man has cost this organization about 4 to 6 more of those Championships.
That is his true legacy, as the proverbial ONE TRICK PONY
I defended the man for twenty plus years, but no more will I turn a blind eye to his past bumblings as both the Braves GM and manager. When and if Cox gets ring number two, I’ll shut up.
The man is one of the best managers of all time, he is also the most oversold. Cox is headed for the Hall of Fame and deservedly so, he knows how to handle talent and his players. The man has also been out managed repeatedly in the playoffs.
Bobby Cox is 66-66 in the post season, he has lost 4 out of 5 World Series appearances, Cox is 4-4 in League Championship Series, 11-14 in all post season series and holds the distinction of actually losing back to back World Series in 1991-1992.
All in all, Hall of fame and vastly overrated.
By braves fan54
May 27, 2008 4:39 PM | Link to this
If you don’t like what you see in the Braves don’t watch them and shut the hell up Go Braves!!!
By Ralph
May 27, 2008 4:40 PM | Link to this
Which Braves team is going to show up when they play away from home the determined Braves or the defeatism Braves. How long will Bobby leave the staring pitcher in if he gets knock around, if it over 4 runs, forget it. The Braves player need to protect the plate, when they have 2 strikes on them, don’t try to kill the play.
By Ralph
May 27, 2008 4:42 PM | Link to this
Which Braves team is going to show up when they play away from home the determined Braves or the defeatism Braves. How long will Bobby leave the staring pitcher in if he gets knock around, if it over 4 runs, forget it. The Braves player need to protect the plate, when they have 2 strikes on them, don’t try to kill the ball.
By varoadrunner
May 27, 2008 5:38 PM | Link to this
I have supported Bobby Cox for years. He has been a great manager - a player’s manager - only sometimes, being a player’s manager can have a negative impact on the team. Bobby has always balanced it well until last year and I see a lot of it this year.
Bobby has earned the right to manage the team any way he wants. We might not agree with his moves, but he is the Manager! What he says goes and that’s the way it should be - he has earned it!
By steve
May 27, 2008 5:54 PM | Link to this
Coach said, “Bobby Cox has one World Championship to his credit. The man has cost this organization about 4 to 6 more of those Championships.”
I am sure you would have won at least 6 World Series if you had been the manager. All those major league players, coaches, and front office personnel are such idiots that they do not realize how terrible a job Bobby Cox has done. It simply amazes me that time after time, they rate Bobby Cox as the best manager in the game. I remember the poll last year among current major league managers that rated Bobby the best. What morons! Doesn’t everyone know that you Coach would make much more capable manager than Bobby Cox! What is it that makes all of these people who make their living day-in and day-out in major league baseball have such have such an inflated view of Bobby Cox? It could not possibly be that they know more than you!
On second thought…I think I will stick with Bobby.
By richbrave
May 27, 2008 5:59 PM | Link to this
BONNIE:
You forgot to say ” and utter stupid things.”
By Bravesfan
May 27, 2008 6:07 PM | Link to this
To Coach:
Oh, boohoo hoo. If you don’t like it don’t watch the Braves because as far as I’m concerned, Bobby Cox is the Braves. One world series; okay, I can see your frustration, but what about the 14 straight division titles he’s led this team too? Doesn’t that count for anything? Oh, and by the way, it’s not his fault that he can’t win in the postseason; it’s the players responsibility to hit up to their potential. When they underperform in the playoffs it’s not Bobby’s fault.
About topic at hand:
I think the Marlins will fade after the all-star break because that is when the division races REALLY heat up all over baseball. We’ll see then if if Florida can handle the pressure. However, they have surprised me so far, but I still don’t think they’re for real.
It’s going to go down to the Phillies and Braves when all is said and done. IMO, the Mets are done, I think the Braves put the dagger in their hearts when they swept them in Atlanta because since then the Mets have literally fallen apart.
Our rotation will be fine; Hudson, Jurrjens and Glavine will be okay. They’ll have bad starts every now and then but who doesn’t? It’s Campillo and Reyes I’m worried about. If they can chip in and give this team chances to win each time they’re on the mound until the season is up (if no starter is acquired at the trade deadline or before) than I’m okay with it.
The main thing I’m worried about is we have to start playing better on the road. We can’t keep relying on home games to get us back in the race, because sooner or later we’ll more than likely struggle at home and we need to win on the road to help with that.
By WILL
May 27, 2008 7:05 PM | Link to this
chopchick the braves will finish in 5th place good bye .iam right they sux and florida will win the division,phillies,2nd,mets3rd,washington,4th and the overrated braves last.
By WILL
May 27, 2008 7:08 PM | Link to this
go yankees
By Frank
May 27, 2008 8:06 PM | Link to this
Hey Will
Why don’t you just go back and play with your mommy?
As far as the Bravos…..at the start of the season, I predicted a Red Sox/Braves WS. The first month and the early part of May, I honestly started to think that they weren’t going to matter to much BUT NOW…..I think they may just have something to say about the NL East and very well could be in the 2008 WS.
On a side note….Willie Randolph will be gone by the All-Star break even tho the Mets brass said last night that Willie will be the Mets manager.
By richbrave
May 27, 2008 8:49 PM | Link to this
WILL:
Go p^^^ up a rope.
By Boog
May 27, 2008 9:26 PM | Link to this
I used to think you had sense, Chop Chick, but I regret thinking that now.
You’re an idiot.
By Champ
May 27, 2008 9:30 PM | Link to this
The Mets, Marlins, then Phillies (in that order) will fall as the Atlanta Braves shine on into the postseason and win the 2008 World Series.
By Champ
May 27, 2008 9:30 PM | Link to this
The Mets, Marlins, then Phillies (in that order) will fall as the Atlanta Braves shine on into the postseason and win the 2008 World Series.
By mike
May 27, 2008 10:21 PM | Link to this
Can someone please tell me why Bobby has left Timmy in soooo long!?!?! I dont understand!!! Is there anyone in the pen or what!? Are they talking about it on the braves telecast. I’m watching on the brewers station on MLBtv. I’m so confused and frustrated.
By Braves Fan
May 27, 2008 10:41 PM | Link to this
Pin another loss to Bobby’s long list of head-scratching inane decision making.
Our bullpen has been the absolute best in the NL. Hudson was over 115 pitches, and has a history of quickly folding once he hits hits that pitch point. But regardless Bobby thought it was right to let him lead off the 8th in a 1 run game and consequently go out an pitch the 9th.
Thanks, Bobby….once again.
By Nelson
May 27, 2008 10:43 PM | Link to this
Bobby, Please retire!!!, leaving Hudson hit (giving up one out) and then pitch the 8th with more than 100 pitches was a great decision !!!! GO BOBBY!!!! To home Please.
By mike
May 27, 2008 10:47 PM | Link to this
I was surprised and getting annoyed to see him with 2 outs in the 7th. He seemed out of gas. But then when he led off the 8th inning in a 1 run game! INSANITY! I realize being 2-13 in 1 run games is some bad luck, but also some bonehead baseball…thanks bobby! It’s frustrating looking at the box score and seeing 3 straight 1’s in the 7,8,9 for the brew crew to steal the game. Pitiful.
By Santa3247
May 28, 2008 9:38 AM | Link to this
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By Santa3247
May 28, 2008 9:43 AM | Link to this
Hi, I’m Seong Ho, Yoon living in Jinhae City southkorea now.
Today I want to write about fraud between batter and pitcher who are using resonnance schumann or implanted slave.
Pitcher must be weak about great hitter like chipper jones more than head-up guy. And the control of pitched ball must be bad when big batter is at bat.
Pitcher must be full of confidence when the head-up tyke is at bat. The control of Pitched ball must be great.
Fraud pitcher must make over gesture of upsetting when he gives intentional easy ball to batter by the order of sound from Babylonian.
Fraud batter must have defect like head-up or weak at .slg. Why? the speed of swing must be slow and action of body must be stiff with power of muscle only.
Fraud batter must hit HR in spite of heading-up. But, If you would be real player, you must know that the status of head-up can’t make HR. Because he knew the exact sort of pitched ball and waited looking center of strike zone, he could make HR but for the head-up.
May the force of Messiah be with you
P.S: USA is a nation of dream about the good and the bad I think^^ Blowing big money off to the air is not any problem about Media Corporation I think.^^
Ted Turner was FreeMason. And what was FreeMason? Their simbol is Measuring Rod in revelation to John. For the purpose of being together with returned Lion, Solomon, Osiris, Messiah, Freemason was built in past. Whole implanted?^*^
My brain is steal and yours normal?^*^ What are you waiting for? Just salvation are you waiting? Did you qualified for Messianic Era? I don’t think so.
World War I,II meant that The war between Judah’s 12tribe’s kingdoms and Babylon’s armies. Freemason was the most important roll in the Judah’s 12tribes. Japan made war about Babylonian living in north-china and north-korea. Why? Freemason taught the secret of Neutron Babylon invented in 19century. Exactly, the real reason of World War I,II was the invention of neutron by Babylon. Keep in mind!!!!!!^*^