[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

Just keep those personal attacks coming and stay away from talking about the issue!

I urge you to watch the replay of Hanley Ramirez getting intentionally taken out of the game by the bastard Cardinal pitcher Kelly. Watch Kelly's precision strike here:

Cardinal pitcher INTENTIONALLY takes Ramirez out of the series then acts surprised about it

Yeah, the Cardinals will probably take the series, but job one for them apparently is to injure Dodgers in the batting box.

Also, do you have to tag someone with your glove in order for them to be tagged out? APPARENTLY NOT! Runner Ellis pushes Molina's arm so Molina never touched Ellis with his glove, but.. So what! Rules don't matter!:

Molina never 'tags' Ellis out! (VIDEO HERE)

[ShadowAce]

As a lifelong Cardinals fan, and knowledgeable about not only the game, but about the Cards' management as well, I can say you're full of it. There was nothing intentional about that pitch. It just got away from him.

The Cards have never played baseball the way you describe.

[ShadowAce]

Runner Ellis pushes Molina's arm so Molina never touched Ellis with his glove...

Rules do matter. That action is called runner's interference, so he'd be called out.

[Jeff Chandler]

I grew up a Dodger fan, and I was embarrassed after the World Series in '77 and '78. I wasn't embarrassed by the way the Dodgers played, but by the way they whined about the officiating. When they finally broke though and beat the Yankees in '81 (in no small part thanks to an injured Bucky Dent), the Yankees didn't whine or make excuses, they congratulated the Dodgers and behaved with class.

BTW, the Dodgers lost the first two games of that series and came back to sweep the next four.

The moral of the story: Stay classy, don't whine like a bitch, and never give up on the Dodgers.

[MCF]

The count was 1 ball 2 strikes. Why would Kelly want to hit him? He was looking for an out not a base runner.