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  1. I got stuck on the Angels/Nats Angels/Marlins combos. All the others were pretty easy. My Cubs/Marlins answer was a 0.3%.
  2. Not using the easy answer of Pujols for the 3,000/500 seems like a miss. He terrorized the Cubs long enough that we should all have Pujols PTSD.
  3. @Old Style you mean this? 😂
  4. Woof. Too much AL in today's for me to do well.
  5. I did BlackJack McDowell for that one.
  6. So they don't address career counting stats like hits, Ks, HRs etc. in the rules so I was kind of screwed on the 3,000 Ks ask today until I looked up the list and saw that only 19 pitchers have ever accumulated 3,000 so it's a guys who pitched for the team and at some point got to that number. Kinda dumb with the way everything else works.
  7. I would say no based on Fergie being a correct answer.
  8. Maybe giving a big nod to age since he's 19 and doing this in full season ball already vs a college draftee?
  9. He's got enough of a history that I don't think this is smoke and mirrors. He's not actually this good, but he's certainly capable of being a useful player for more than a hot month.
  10. Same7/9 but I had Randy Myers and couldn't come up with a Mariners closer or the Pirates/Rangers combo.
  11. Yeah, I'm ready for him to be fired into the sun.
  12. The thing I liked most about GABP was the different spots you could grab a seat at around the stadium for different perspectives. I bought RF bleacher seats but sat in center and right as well in spots designed for people to hang out in for a bit and then move on. Fantastic sight lines too. I haven't been to Comiskey probably since it was called Comiskey.
  13. The arrest report on that is pretty awful. Didn't know he was in Pittsburgh, didn't know how he got there, empty beer cans on the passenger floorboard and empty aluminum bottles in the trunk, which probably explains him blowing a .21.
  14. He also led the league in balls stuck to his chest protector and umps spat upon. He's trash.
  15. I'll just do top 5 because I'm at 21 total and 5 of them are out of commission. 1. Wrigley 2. San Francisco 3. Camden Yards 4. PNC 5. Great American Busch is such a generic structure, similar to Detroit for me. I don't dislike them but they aren't exceptional in any way. If you haven't been to Kauffman since it was remodeled, it's a completely different park now. I'd rate Miller ahead of both of those.
  16. Dansby just let it go and easily could have caught it. Not sure what Nico was doing.
  17. Man does Hendricks get hit hard when he's not locating precisely.
  18. mul21

    Golf thread

    Where's Sully and his amoral corporations now?
  19. Regardless of the Cubs' issues, that was an inexcusable performance in the 1st and 2nd innings from Cuzzi last night and very likely significantly changed the course of the game. It's rare that there's that great of an impact in that short of a period of the game, but 3 of the first 5 outs the Cubs made were blown calls that resulted in Ks looking.
  20. As someone who lives down here and probably pays more attention to them than I'd like to admit, I think the only thing that saves them is firing Marmol. It feels like the players know he's Mozeliak's puppet and add in how he called out O'Neill earlier in the year for not hustling without having a conversation with him first and it's created some significant locker room problems. They aren't as good as they've been and expecting Goldy and Arenado to replicate last year was a fool's errand to begin with.
  21. Boog and JD were talking about him giving a little arm shake before Ross popped out of the dugout and speculated there may have been something in addition to that pregame that nobody really knows about. It didn't look like whatever the arm shake was affected him because he threw a FB later in the AB at 93 and that's about the top end of his velocity.
  22. I was looking at his numbers last night because I had no idea where he came from or what kind of player he was and was surprised to see the really solid MiL numbers and good numbers in the one season he got regular ML playing time. Seems like he's been a fringy guy who never really got a chance and may have been a victim of circumstance. All that to say he's not really this good but I think it's possible he's a serviceable big leaguer.
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