It wasn't his fault. The first batter Chan Ho faced should have been thrown out instead of glancing off the fielder's glove. And if it wasn't for Utley's error, the run wouldn't have scored.
Yea, but the bunt by Belliard that got past Chan Ho... that was the big play that maybe The Korean was referring to, because if Chan Ho had picked up the bunt, Pierre wouldn't have reached second and thus harder for him to reach home even if Utley threw the same error.
Personally knowing of the AAK's antipathy for CHP, I am personally enlightened, entertained and enervated to be updated on CHP's status by a countryman of his.
As a fan, I am glad anytime the Dodgers lose. Now if the Yankees would do so (in the seventh game, naturally), well, that would just be the cat's pajamas.
The Korean is a Korean American living in Washington D.C. He lived in Seoul until he was 16, then moved to Los Angeles area. The Korean refers to himself in the third person because he thinks it sounds cool.
It wasn't his fault. The first batter Chan Ho faced should have been thrown out instead of glancing off the fielder's glove. And if it wasn't for Utley's error, the run wouldn't have scored.
ReplyDeleteGo Phillies!
Yea, but the bunt by Belliard that got past Chan Ho... that was the big play that maybe The Korean was referring to, because if Chan Ho had picked up the bunt, Pierre wouldn't have reached second and thus harder for him to reach home even if Utley threw the same error.
ReplyDeleteBut that's a lot of IFs.
Personally knowing of the AAK's antipathy for CHP, I am personally enlightened, entertained and enervated to be updated on CHP's status by a countryman of his.
ReplyDeleteAs a fan, I am glad anytime the Dodgers lose. Now if the Yankees would do so (in the seventh game, naturally), well, that would just be the cat's pajamas.