Roadtrip Schedule

DateCityStadiumVisitorHomeResult
Probable Starters
Friday - 6/20Pittsburgh, PAPNC ParkBlue JaysPirates0-1 (12)
Halladay (8-6, 3.09) vs. Duke  (4-4, 4.24)
Saturday - 6/21Philadelphia, PACitizens Bank ParkAngelsPhillies6-2
Saunders (10-3, 3.06) vs. Myers (3-8, 5.58)
Sunday - 6/22New York, NYYankee StadiumRedsYankees1-4
Cueto (5-6, 5.42) vs. Pettitte (6-5, 4.64)
Monday - 6/23New York, NYShea StadiumMarinersMets5-1
Hernandez (5-5, 2.81) vs. Santana (7-5, 3.04)
Tuesday - 6/24Boston, MAFenway ParkDiamondbacksRed Sox4-5
Davis (2-3, 3.99) vs. Masterson (3-1, 2.90)
Thursday - 6/26Toronto, ONRogers CentreRedsBlue Jays1-7
Volquez (10-2, 1.71) vs. Litsch (7-4, 4.06)
Friday - 6/27Detroit, MIComerica ParkRockiesTigers1-7
Jimenez (2-7, 4.52) vs. Bonine (2-0, 3.98)
Saturday - 6/28Cleveland, OHProgressive FieldRedsIndians5-0
Cueto (5-8, 5.01) vs. Byrd (3-8, 5.21)
Sunday - 6/29Cleveland, OHProgressive FieldRedsIndians9-5
Arroyo (4-7, 6.52) vs. Laffey (4-4, 2.83)

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Single Season Baseball Records: Are they breakable?

We are on the road from New York to Boston, in anticipation of tonight's game at Fenway Park. Last night, we had an interesting conversation on the breakability of MLB's single season records. We decided that Bobby Thigpen's save record of 57 may be in jeopardy with LAA's K-rod already at 31 before the halfway point of the season. Other than that, we thought that the other records were pretty close to untouchable in the near future. Although chipper Jones is currently hitting near .400, sustaining that for an entire year is damn near impossible, yet alone breaking the current record of .426.
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