Yea.. This Hall of Famer is a bum who forgot how to pitch.
The "Over 9" Bandwagon is going to tip over tonight.
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10-29-09 07:14 PM #1
LOL at Pedro getting pounded by the Yankees
Last edited by Sekrah; 10-29-09 at 07:19 PM.
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10-30-09 02:04 AM #2
Pedro has really found his stuff. I guess after waiting to get that call to get back to the MLB made him want to prove something. What is his salary anyway this year and the next. I am sure that he will stay in the NL but he is better than most of the other teams 3rd starter right now at his age. He is showing that you don't need the overpowering stuff to get hitters out, but have deception in his pitches.
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10-30-09 06:03 AM #3
He gave up 3 runs... is it so bad?
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10-30-09 06:46 AM #4
impressive and gutsy performance, the guy seems to have get by without a real fastball
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10-30-09 11:39 PM #5
Maybe Hamels can learn something from Pedro while he can.
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10-31-09 04:21 PM #6
Pedro is the greatest pitcher of all time, in my opinion. And that performance was legit. A QS against the Yanks is always good.
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10-31-09 05:18 PM #7
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