Condrey’s pitch was high and tight to Martin and I do not condone nor have I ever did. But Martin made it far more dramatic then he had to by falling down when a simple lean back would have avoided it. And he then glared down Condrey in a staring contest. Then threw his equipment around after he grounded out. Continued it into the dugout.

You’re still thinking that Myers, Moyer, and Durbin were pitching to hit players intentionally which they were not. Get it through your thick skull, those were not intentional. Condrey’s you can argue was, but the others weren’t.

The Dodgers took the field wanting blood and knowing damn well they were going to throw at someone that inning. So you’re condoning intentionally hitting players (and don’t twist that as saying I’m condoning Condrey’s pitch because I’m not).

Everyone knew the pitch was coming at Victorino and had he not ducked, that would have shot him clear in the side of the head. The Dodgers went out thinking retaliation and they were the ones picking fights and on trying to get in an on the field brawl. Pitches are going to go in tight to players. But cursing off someone (Martin) and trying to pick a fight (Manny) is something you can hold back and not be a “mistake.”

So you, sir, clearly are the one who doesn’t get it and have no clue.

Enjoy thinking the way you want to though. You’ll be talking to yourself.

Moyer’s pitch was a soft toss that hit Martin on the back knee when he was moving his back knee towards the plate, which many players do when they are going to swing. We’ve seen Moyer all year. He does not intentionally throw at people. He is not that kind of pitcher.

Durbin’s pitch was a curve ball that clearly got away. If you’re a pitcher and want to hit someone intentionally, you throw a fastball, not a curveball.

So all 3 were mistakes. Why can’t you accept that?

Condrey’s up and in was questionable and I admit looked iffy and would give very good reason to get upset.

Kuroda’s pitch clearly was gunning right for Victorino’s head. All he did was protest the location of where he was going to hit, not complaining that he was going to get hit.

And as for Manny, the Phillies and their fans did not want him. At all. Did not want to welcome his diva antics and the circus he brings with him.

No matter how you slice it, that pitch went straight for his head. And it came no a pitch that was meant to be intentional. So where do you draw the line. “Oh, I meant to hit you, just not beam you in the head where it could kill you.”

And Victorino said all the right things. He said that if you’re going to hit him, don’t throw at his head. Kuroda, Martin, and Ramirez provoked that bench brawl because Manny can’t get out of his own world and think it revolves around him.

But you keep thinking your delusional thoughts and think everything is hunky dory.

Martin showed zero class when he was throwing stuff in the dugout, cursing up a storm, and then saying in his postgame interview making light of a 90+ mph fastball beamed at Victorino’s head, whose also had to deal with his grandmom dying on Friday.

I guess you forgot that a man died last year in baseball from being hit in the head. But then again, you clearly want to see blood.

By the way, the Phillies are still up 2-1 in the series.

You enjoy talking to yourself then.

Collissions at home plate happen. That is part of the game. They happen all the time. The objective is to knock the ball loose from the catcher. I guess you didn’t see Victorino hang around to make sure the catcher is ok.

And had Victorino not ducked, that pitch would’ve hit him square in the right ear. Your own players admitted they were trying to take him out you moron.

You are a delusional idiot, but if it inflates your ego more then your blow up doll to think this way, then do it to yourself in front of a mirror, not here.