Greinke: Fractured collar bone

[katie]

Here's Quentin "crowding the plate" on that pitch

[yk9001]

Hate the Dodgers, but I like Greinke and Kemp

 

I hate Nazis, but I did like Goering and Goebbels.  Oh, and Himmler.  I liked him too.  But hate the Nazis.

[Angels_Make_Me_Drink]

Kemp is all talk no action: Keep sucking balls and worrying about getting your face on TV at Lakers games you fn clown.

Feel bad for Greinke, but you don't turn and start talking crap after you plunk a guy.

I fear for Padres fan's lives at that ghetto stadium on Monday: the gangbangers will be out in full force.

[yk9001]

I fear for Padres fan's lives at that ghetto stadium on Monday: the gangbangers will be out in full force.

 

Going into that ghetto with Padres gear next week is like a Steve O or Tosh.O stunt at this point.  Only possibly deadly.

[Punk]

I hate Nazis, but I did like Goering and Goebbels.  Oh, and Himmler.  I liked him too.  But hate the Nazis.

 

That's fertilizer.

[Wallerrrr]

Not too nitpick but if you walk away from a batter as he's charging the mound you will labelled a pu$$y the rest of your life and will probably receive 0 respect from other players.

 

Well, then he'd be a pu$$y with no broken bones

 

Greinke deserved what he got. He threw a fastball up and in at a guy he supposedly has history with, then afer hitting him he walks towards the plate even though he knows Quentin is coming at him....Maybe next time he will take the "pu$$y route" as you like to call it.

 

I think now Greinke looks like more of a tool because not only did he throw at him (again) but he tried to fight him and ended up with a broken collar bone...cant imagine that earned him too much "respect" around the league

[James]

This is hilarious. It was a fight, tend to happen between athletes in all major sports. Quentin, like any other player that charges the mound, is at fault here. However, if you were hit three times by the same guy in your career you may get caught up in the heat of the moment. Every time Greinke has hit him its been in the shoulder. One could question intent there. Mattingly and Greinke say you arent trying to hit a guy in that situation which seems logical but the pitch was nowhere near the strike zone. So that begs the question on what he was exactly trying to do there? Doesnt seem like he was trying to get him out exactly.

 

To those who think some precedent needs to be set here, you are wrong. Greinke getting hurt like he did is unfortunate but it could happen. It isnt like Quentin was tearing him apart. How does Quentin, who is slow, outrun Ellis to the mound? Like I said, Quentin is in the wrong but not any more so than any other instigator throughout the years. 

 

In the end, Matt Kemp has proven to me that my thoughts on him are correct. Just a hot head douche who doesnt respect the game. 

[REDemption]

I hope Greinke drives an automatic.

[James]

By the way, I would take a brawl in an Angels game. Maybe that can get this team on the same page. 

[Brandon]

Both should be suspended for a puss fight.

Where did the Discovery Channel two goats or rams challenging each other become an optimal fighting tactic?

[James]

Both should be suspended for a puss fight.

Where did the Discovery Channel two goats or rams challenging each other become an optimal fighting tactic?

Sumo wrasslin', now that would have been funny. 

[Amazing Larry]

Well, then he'd be a pu$$y with no broken bones

 

Greinke deserved what he got. He threw a fastball up and in at a guy he supposedly has history with, then afer hitting him he walks towards the plate even though he knows Quentin is coming at him....Maybe next time he will take the "pu$$y route" as you like to call it.

 

I think now Greinke looks like more of a tool because not only did he throw at him (again) but he tried to fight him and ended up with a broken collar bone...cant imagine that earned him too much "respect" around the league

Greinke threw at him because he has a history of crowding the plate. Did you really expect him to run away when Quentin charged the mound? Has that ever happened in the history of MLB?

[Blarg]

if you assault someone like that in public you go to jail. it should be no different in sports.

So Grienke should be arrested for assault since a 90+ mph fastball could kill someone.

 

Thanks.

[Blarg]

So sneaky flute, Greinke should go to jail for assault with a deadly weapon?

Damn, missed this.

[katie]

Look at that strategy. I think Greinke once took a women's self defense class

[Blarg]

Torii is going to have to think about all those showers he took last year.

 

Are the two guys on the the outside saying "oooh, ooooh, stop you brutes."

[James]

I like Sellers stance there as with the Padres guy. Are they about to slap box?

[REDemption]

Look at that strategy. I think Greinke once took a women's self defense class

Sellers is ready to do some shiatsu on Ellis if his back cramps from containing the ferocious Quintin.

[kevinb]

Am I mistaken or is this Dodgerswin? Sucks that Greinke is hurt but when you got an angry jack hole at the plate don't feed the beast. Crap happens, Hope the Dodgers go on a 60 game losing streak now.

[Blarg]

Grienke should drink more milk for those brittle bones.

[katie]

I think Sellers and Alonso are about to pattycake

[Blarg]

Obviously it is the Mexican's fault for starting the fight according to Tim Kirkjian on Sports Center.

[RePLAY]

lol @ going toe to toe with a bigger guy running full speed at you.  gg.

[katie]

There’s a temptation to connect Quentin with slugger Adrian Gonzalez, who generated all-star stats with the Padres before moving to the Boston Red Sox. Quentin is big (6 feet 2, 235 pounds), locally grown, blessed with the ability to hit baseballs where they cannot be caught.

 

But Gonzalez played here for five years. Quentin may exit after one, when he’ll become a free agent.

Gonzalez was raised on both sides of the border. Quentin doesn’t speak Spanish.

 

Gonzalez grew up rooting for the Padres. Quentin — egads — cheered for the Dodgers.

 

“I was born in L.A. My father was born and raised in Los Angeles,” he said. “Like many children who are forced to like their father’s team, I grew up a Dodgers fan. And a Raiders fan. … I’m a big loyalty person. I don’t jump off the bandwagon.”

 

http://web.utsandiego.com/news/2012/feb/26/tp-quentin-hopes-to-bring-excitement-to-padres/

[RePLAY]

the awesome power of MS PAINT.