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by Al Yellon on Apr 6, 2008 7:23 PM CDT
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Bench coach Alan Trammell positioning fielders
Fans react to Alfonso Soriano's HR
D-Lee gets high-fives after his HR
Kerry Wood strikes out Miguel Tejada to end it!
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Yeah, they are good
plus I love seeing all these Kerry Wood getting the final strike out pictures
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Curious minds would like to know...
Did they play a new song today, when Kerry walked out to the mound?
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they did...but what it was is escaping me right now... :)
..they really dont turn up the volume so it doesnt have the impact I imagined...
That final pitch to Tejada was filthy....
David- awesome shots!
Let me get back to you, will ya, Charlie? I got a guy on the other line asking about some white walls.
The other thing is...
... a song like that really doesn't have that much impact when the pitcher comes in between innings. If they want it to have any impact, they should wait till after his name is announced.
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The pictures I've been enjoying but especially today when I didn't see or listen to the game.
by Madison Cub Fan on Apr 6, 2008 11:18 PM CDT reply actions
Nice job as always!
I tell ya -- I'll NEVER get sick of seeing those "Kerry Wood strikes out so-and-so to end the game" pics. So sweet!
Nanika Ga Okoru!
What a game!
Yesterday's game had everything you could possibly want, home runs, great plays and Lou coming out of the dugout to handle business. And I got to snag an Ernie Banks plaque....thats one of the perks when you work at Wrigley
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take a look at Woody's follow through...
on the Tejada game-ender vs Kendall's game ender. In the dirt, he's falling off to the 1st base side, high heat, he's stepping directly towards the plate.
Is this an illusion or no? Wondering if his different pitches result in different deliveries in terms of where he ends up after the pitch is thrown.
I'm guessing it's an illusion...
... based on exactly when each photo was snapped.
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