i ate 10 tacos next to jeff weaver last night

free tacos for all if big bro makes it through 5

This should be the goddamn Fox game. A showdown for the ages!

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/sweetspot/0-3-116/On-deck--Weaver-vs--Weaver.html

http://www.onlinesportshandicapping.com/files/imagecache/article/files/articles/weavers.jpg

It's really too bad this isn't a Dodger home game. Jeff could bean Jered; Jered could charge the mound, only to fall down and have Jeff fart in his face or something. "I'm tellin' mom!!!"

Kendry Morales would like a taco.

Russell Martin would like a taco.

ok wtf each of them had the same pitch/strike ratio:

96-63

like this srsly freaks me the fuk out

i need 10 tacos

63 strikes, both wear #36, both surrendered one taco... #kurkjian

Special brand of Weaver magic in SF. Gets out of bases loaded no out jam in the second, follows it up in the 3rd with getting 2 outs then somehow walking Bengie Molina. Gets Schierholz to ground out on next pitch. Such a bro.

jered weaver starts, felix pie hits for the cycle and brian roberts hits three doubles.

Happy Birthday

can i just mention again how great it is that this board has a thread dedicated to the mediocrity of the weaver brothers?

NLDS Game 1

WP: Weaver
LP: Carpenter
SV: Broxton

so can anyone think of any other pitcher who was only good in playoff baseball?

Jack Morris lol

Hahahaha

but he PITCHED TO THE SCORE

Is Weaver the Claude Lemieux of baseball?

i ate pizza next to jorge posada tonight

in a funny coincidence, half the tvs in the restaurant were showing mlb network, which was playing game 7 of the 2001 ws

and before i knew posada was sitting by us, i turned to my brother after he threw out tony womack and said "i think that was the last time posada threw a guy out at second"

i don't think he heard me

Was he rocking a Don Omar longsleeve?

ha, no, it's pretty warm down here

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/dodgers/2010/02/weaver-is-back-yet-again-and-could-easily-be-staying.html

Jeff Weaver is not only back in the Dodgers’ spring training camp, there is an excellent chance he will be back with the team when it returns to Los Angeles.

Professionally, it’s been a tumultuous past few years for Weaver. If not for his entire nine-year career.

But now he sits at his locker at Camelback Ranch as a non-roster invitee, without guarantee of a major league job, and seemingly at peace.

Weaver said he is done with the Triple-A uniform, which is the only one he wore in 2008. At age 33, and as of Wednesday a new father, he appears ready to seize his current opportunity or live with the results if he does not.

"That’s why I came back," Weaver said. "It was more of a situation where I really don’t want to do the Triple-A thing again. I’ll be content with whatever happens with me now."

He came to the Dodgers' spring training camp last year too, but when camp broke was headed to Triple-A Albuquerque. Called up on April 30, he stuck for the rest of the season.
He proved a valuable swing man for the Dodgers, finishing the season 6-4 with a 3.65 ERA in 28 games. In seven starts, he went 2-1 with a 3.13 ERA.

It’s his proven ability to both relieve and start that makes him a strong candidate to again make the Dodgers this season. Even though they were unwilling to sign him except as a non-roster invitee.

Weaver said he did have opportunities to sign a major league contract, but the Manhattan Beach resident and Northridge native wanted to remain in Los Angeles.

"There was a couple, but not a situation I wanted to encounter," he said. "Especially with the baby coming. I’m just really comfortable with the chance to be at home in a stable situation."

The question is, do the Dodgers retire his number when he makes it to the hall of fame?

With his 100th win, Jeff Weaver passed Sparky Lyle, Vicente Padilla, George Suggs, Elam Vanglider, and several others on the all-time wins list and is now tied with Brett Tomko, Dick Tidrow, Zane Smith, Randy Jones, Moose Haas, and several others. Only 560 pitchers have more career wins.

K'd by Jered, but later got his bro to 4-3.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/.a/6a00d8341c630a53ef0133f0ea99d8970b-pi

http://blog.mlive.com/its-just-sports/2009/06/large_theweaves.jpg

even tho that's the first time i've ever seen their dad, i could've picked him out of a line up even w/o the jerseys

yea srsly the tacos do not fall far from the taco truck, apparently

I ate 5 tacos last night, it looks like Weaver is eating his tonight.

all you can eat taco bar in SD tonight?

Judging from his expressions, Weaver ate the brown guac prior to the game.

pound the zone weav!

from last night

http://www.brooksbaseball.net/pfxVB/numlocation.php?pitchSel=213711&game=gid_2010_08_02_sdnmlb_lanmlb_1/&batterX=&innings=yyyyyyyyy&sp_type=1&s_type=

http://d.yimg.com/a/p/sp/getty/a6/fullj.c815b116516660c61557e2c1b411f2ab/c815b116516660c61557e2c1b411f2ab-getty-97635657sd014_chicago_white.jpg

8 years removed from 10 tacos.
RIP weaverbros

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CB_XkM-VIAE4DnW.png

The velocity of his brother's final pitch was 87.2 mph.

http://bit.ly/1Fi8wMr

He entered with the bases loaded, escaped unscathed, and earned a HOLD for his one-pitch effort.

@MikeDiGiovanna
#Angels P Jered Weaver: "I'm pretty much serving BP up there. I have to figure out a way to work with what I've got."

jered weaver rehabbed at inland empire tonight; supposedly his fastball was 'sitting' 82

i bought 3 cheesy crunch gorditas last night but could only eat 2

had the last one tonight, it was cold, but still cheesy

this is just to say

http://www.sbnation.com/2015/9/17/9346475/jered-weaver-kyle-seager-unwritten-rules

That was some bullshit gamesmanship from Seager, though.

yes

This is an elaborate joke, right? Jered Weaver on...stretching.

"It doesn't feel like your body's supposed to do that, but it needs to," Weaver said. "I just hated the feeling of it. It's like nails on a chalkboard to me. But, if you're gonna commit yourself to staying in this game, if your passion and love is still in it, you're gonna do what it takes to get through that. I'm well aware of what I need to do. I'm going to stay on top of it as much as possible."

Weaver, 33, spoke Sunday at Tempe Diablo Stadium, where the Angels are continuing spring-training exercises. He has thrown two bullpen sessions here and earned positive reviews from the team.

He worked hard at stretching this off-season, he said, and began throwing one month earlier than usual to see if the stretching was working. It was. Weaver said his stretching and massage work was primarily "old school," with "a lot of knees and elbows."

http://www.latimes.com/sports/angels/la-sp-angels-20160222-story.html