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April 10th Sugiyama v Kawakami - Rained out

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April 10th Sugiyama v Kawakami - Rained out
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Re: April 10th Sugiyama v Kawakami - Rained out
[ Author: Guest: gotigersredsox | Posted: Apr 10, 2008 8:41 PM ]

Bummer. Kanemoto blew his two chances and now looks like his 2000th hit will have to come on the road...
Re: April 10th Sugiyama v Kawakami - Rained out
[ Author: Christopher | Posted: Apr 10, 2008 9:21 PM | HAN Fan ]

Given that series usually go 2-1 it may have avoided a Dragons victory. Rather than a 1.5 game lead which would have resulted from said possible victory, Tigers retain a 2.5 game lead.
Re: April 10th Sugiyama v Kawakami - Rained out
[ Author: mijow | Posted: Apr 10, 2008 10:35 PM | HT Fan ]

Oh come on, Christopher - why all the pessimism? Surely it could equally be argued that the Dragons should regard themselves lucky to have come away from Koshien only 2.5 games behind and not 3.5! A sweep of the Dragons at Koshien was eminately possible, given how hot the Tigers are at the moment.
Re: April 10th Sugiyama v Kawakami - Rained out
[ Author: Christopher | Posted: Apr 11, 2008 2:22 PM | HAN Fan ]

Indeed one could argue that but is it realistic? With two tight victories and Kawakami burning to prove himself again, a sweep - while not being outside the bounds of possiblity - would have been extremely unlikely. I agree the Tigers are hot but maybe not that hot.
Re: April 10th Sugiyama v Kawakami - Rained out
[ Author: mijow | Posted: Apr 18, 2008 1:32 AM | HT Fan ]

Well you can't get much hotter than .813. But gee, Christopher, lighten up will ya! This is fun - the Tigers are winning, the Giants are losing - why try to overanalyze everything? The Tigers will get their sweeps this year - why couldn't they have started with the Dragons? No reason why not!
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