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  1. What's a chase percentage? What's a good number? Is it better to be higher or lower than that? Later
  2. Panda made up a 400,000 Wright lead in one day, then blew right past him. Looks to me like some of the Palo Alto/ Silicone Valley technicians did some heavily computerized voting. I recall one year when the Reds fans stuffed the ballot box for what was going to be 7 or 8 Reds to start the ASG. The then-Commish(?) realized that shenanigans had gone on, and replaced the Reds player (George Crowe?) with Stan Musial. I hope Selig has a similar WTF moment, grows a pair, and has Wright start. Later
  3. If he keeps pitching like he has, he'll deserve his own edition. Later
  4. Ashie62 wrote: Thats two running blunders by Torres. Well he did replace Angel Pagan. Later
  5. Frayed Knot wrote: 10-10 in the 9th as Harper Homers in top 9 to tie it. He just might be as good as he thinks he is. Later
  6. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I don't what's wrong with you douchetards, but home-run hitting lefty smackers who can play 5 positions are good things to have around . . . Good point. But Vinny bats and throws right handed. LAter
  7. Ashie62 wrote: This thread will be started on an Indians board sooner rather than later. There are about 5 posts in the Getting Rottino thread on the Scout Indians board. (signup required) Here's the first one: Well we claimed him, I dont know what is worse. Is it his record 32 yrs old - .188 lifetime major league average. Is it that as a right handed outfielder he immediately moves to among the top of our outfield prospect list. Later
  8. Nice KTE, but that song only served to enrage me even more. The Dodgers played in Brooklyn. The name should have stayed here. I hat those motherfuckers ever since they moved to La-La Land. They don't deserve the name. Randy Newman wasn't always right. Later
  9. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Some people say it's disappointing, or overrated. But really, you can't go wrong with layered prosciutto and fontina, interlaced with five-year stints in the upper minors and simmered at low heat in a garlic sauce. And when you factor in the neverending breadsticks and inobtrusive-to-the-point-of-forgettable clubhouse presence, the Rottino is by far one of the Olive Garden's best values. Only when washed down with several glasses of their best vin. Later
  10. He was claimed by Cleveland today. The journeyman starts a new journey. To make room for him, the Indians released Chris Schwinden. Later
  11. We take your money and give you stuff. Later
  12. JCL, is your kid hurt? Haven't seen his name in a box score for a while. Later
  13. Edgy DC wrote: There were two dinners at Tipitina's. Two! How could they eat two dinners anywhere with tongue so firmly planted in cheek throughout the movie? And John Goodman as a bad guy alone was good enough reason to give it my three stars. Later
  14. I hope they strongly enforce pooper-scooper laws, because I never want to accidentally step in a steaming pile of that starting lineup. Later
  15. Time to knock on Wood. Later
  16. Wilmer went 4-5 yesterday, with 2 doubles and 2 RBI. He's hitting .471 since his promotion to AA. Later
  17. I laughed out loud at that comment about Bob Veale. I remember seeing Veale pitch and can appreciate how he felt about facing him. Later
  18. metsguyinmichigan wrote: I'm going to the game tomorrow and can't decide which jersey to wear. Help! It depends on where you're sitting. I�m not worried about getting hassled from Cubs fans. Will calls most of the fans �Tylers and Trixies,� and notes that more are there to see and be seen, arriving from the bars across the street around the third inning, wandering around the ballpark in search of beer for three innings, then retreating back to the bars. That pretty well characterizes the fans in the field box and grandstand seats. But if you're going to sit in the bleachers, the fans there rival (but don't equal) the MFY Bleacher Bums for rabidity. The Ventura one could generate that same reaction as wearing another team's jersey to a (hockey) Rangers game since he now manages the hated corss-town rivals. Later
  19. No day? No recognition? No dinner? No sports jacket? Sounds like he also needs a hug. If any of you meet Young Ed (he'll always be "young Ed" to me), please give him one. Later
  20. If Rizzo has been playing in a league where they allow curve balls, that scares me. Good KTE. Later
  21. batmagadanleadoff wrote: To read how the evaluators voted for the most dominant pitches of all time, you must be an ESPN Insider. http://insider.espn.go.com/mlb/blog?name=olney_buster&id=8090568&_slug_=ra-dickey-knuckleball-most-dominant-pitches-all-time-mlb&action=login&appRedirect=http%3a%2f%2finsider.espn.go.com%2fmlb%2fblog%3fname%3dolney_buster%26id%3d8090568%26_slug_%3dra-dickey-knuckleball-most-dominant-pitches-all-time-mlb Fuck that shit. If we were ESPN insiders we'd be more concerned with the upcoming NBA draft and NFL season rather than baseball. What did it say? (summarize or paraphrase if you must) Later
  22. I might want to add a vote for #4. Just ran across this quote: John Adams: "At a stage in life when other men prosper, I'm reduced to living in Philadelphia!" Its from the show 1776, but hey, it says it all. Later
  23. Farmer Ted wrote: Deadspin calls Kent a dick. They're on to something. http://deadspin.com/5920233/is-former-giants-second-basemen-jeff-kent-going-to-be-on-survivor He'll be ok as long as he doesn't have to wash his car or ride a motorcycle. Later
  24. Great KTE. But you went too soft on Jeter. Are you sure you never got a gift bag with an autographed picture from him? Or did Jeter go soft on you? Later
  25. Just heard Goose Gossage being interviewed by Michael Kay (yeah, I know). They were talking about RA Dickey and the knuckleball. Goose said when he was a rookie, he would warm up Jack Fisher. I don't remember Jack being considered a "knuckleball pitcher". MAybe it was an occasional pitch or just something he worked on. Anyone have any memories of him throwing it as a Met? Later
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