Mets/Reds Postponed – Rain

May 10, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

New York Times

Flushing, NY (Sports Network) – Friday’s game between the Cincinnati Reds and New York Mets was postponed due to rain.

The game will be made up as part of a day-night doubleheader on Saturday, with the start times at 1:10 p.m. (et) and 7:40 p.m.

Cincinnati’s Matt Belisle and New York’s Johan Santana will start the first game followed by the Reds’ Bronson Arroyo and the Mets’ Mike Pelfrey in the nightcap.

We do East, we do West, España

May 9, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

We know it works, so why on earth would we fix it? This is as flavourish as it can get. As with Jesus & Alfonso, this is coming from LA County (2000). In fact, it’s what follows Jesus’s gifting. Daniel Lebron can shred it on a guitar also. Check some of the ‘related videos’ to get a sniff on that. For now, however, have a sip of this summer juice.

Don’t be surprised if I drop some Enrique Lorenzo on you tomorrow, or September.

Some won’t know…

May 9, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

This is where we drop it down a notch. Rob Gangemi. Zoo York Mixtape. Back when.

Check the Busta footage (very hard) from WKCR, if you don’t know. When the Blahzay beat drops…yep.

Mets avoid sweep with big win over Dodgers

May 8, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

New York Times

Raul Casanova finished 2-for-4 with two RBI and a pair of runs scored as New York crushed Los Angeles, 12-1, in the finale of a three-game set from Dodger Stadium.

Luis Castillo and David Wright also drove in a pair while Ryan Church homered and scored three times for the Mets, who salvaged a game in the series and finished one run off their season-high set April 2 in a 13-0 win over Florida.

“Where was this yesterday, or the day before,” Church said of his club which lost 5-1 Monday and 5-4 on Tuesday. “It’s fun to be part of this. It’s good to see we’re finally able to do it.”

John Maine (4-2) scattered four hits and one run over 8 1/3 innings en route to his third straight winning start. He also knocked in two runs.

Matt Kemp knocked in the lone run and Andruw Jones doubled and scored for the Dodgers, who had won 10 their last 11 games.

LA starter Brad Penny (5-3) was buried in defeat, charged with 10 hits and 10 runs — all earned — over 4 2/3 innings.

“It wasn’t very good. Hopefully we won’t see that for a while,” said Dodgers manager Joe Torre about Penny’s performance. “He got into some bad count situations and paid the price. We appeared flat, but take nothing away from John Maine. He was pretty special today.”

New York wrapped up the game with a six-run fifth, all coming with two outs.

Maine helped his cause with a bloop two-run hit to center that put the Mets ahead 7-0, and after a Jose Reyes walk loaded the bases, Penny’s outing was over. Scott Proctor walked Castillo to force in a run, then Wright’s ground-rule double to left scored two more. A wild pitch with Carlos Beltran at the plate brought in Castillo, but a groundout to second finally ended the frame.

In the sixth, Church slammed the first pitch he saw from Proctor over the wall in right for a 12-0 Mets lead.

Maine cruised through his outing, allowing two doubles through eight frames — one in the third to Chin-Lung Hu and to James Loney in the fifth.

Jones led off the ninth with a pinch-hit double, and after a walk to Juan Pierre and Andre Ethier fly out, scored on a single from Kemp — ending Maine’s shutout bid and signaling the end of his start. Duaner Sanchez retired Delwyn Young on a fielder’s choice and fanned Loney to end the contest.

“I wish I could have finished, but I think I threw one too many fastballs at the end,” Maine said. “I felt the best I’ve felt all year. It makes it easier when you get a big lead.”

The Mets dented Penny in the second by sending nine men to the plate and scoring four runs on Marlon Anderson’s RBI ground-rule double to center, Casanova’s two-run single, and an RBI hit from Castillo.

Beltran began the third with a single, advanced to third when Church singled to right, then scored on a fielder’s choice with Angel Pagan at the plate.

Game Notes

Penny fell to 5-12 lifetime against the Mets, and 3-1 in Los Angeles…Mets left-fielder Pagan went crashing into the seats along the left-field line to snag a foul from Ethier in the bottom of the first inning. After getting up slowly and being examined by team staff, he was able to stay in the game until the fourth, when he exited with right shoulder stiffness…Kemp extended his hitting streak to 12 games…The Mets return home Friday to open up a three-game series with Cincinnati, while the Dodgers welcome Houston for three also starting Friday.

It’s May, which means that feeling…

May 8, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

You drive, and in May, although throughout the year for most, however, especially in May, you take a deep breath when deciding what music to bless your journey with.

This is five o’clock music. Friday at five o’clock music.

Brendan Benson is what I’m talking about. Whatever your musical preferences; if you’re never going to listen to it again, just do it on a Friday at five, driving. Lapalco will do it. The Altenative To Love also works.

Tiny Spark (2002)

Mode of Operation

May 7, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

It’s all West.

Mike Carroll, tearing it up. I always wonder what Howard’s about to drop as he skates off at the beginning…

That opening run in the dark goes deep.

The beat is Kurupt; not big on the West thing, but it’s Carroll.

Modus Operandi (2000)

Jesus & Alfonso

May 7, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

Where did that copy go?

Educationally inspirational

Jesus & Alfonso Fernandez – LA County (2000)

Ch…ch…ch…check it out

May 7, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

Original Flavor – Can I get Open?

Hold out for the 1:50 mark for some Jay-Z treats. How it was, not how it is…

And so it begins…

April 2, 2008 by broadwickbrewer

Cut Color Carat & Clarity

Get involved, take one and pass it on…

T-shirt’s – just the way we like

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