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  1. and that's why you're not a gold glover, DatDudeBP
  2. saw one at cedar point last year, this guy had a cheesy looking royal flush with the caption (verbatim): "its the cards your delt in life, its how you play the game"
  3. i love walks after going down 0-2 in the count
  4. good, i don't want to squander the scorching hot month he's about to have
  5. this is what was agreed upon, so truffle loses highest scoring SP for each day for the last two weeks or whatever, right?
  6. while we're at it: jesus montero, josh rutledge, drew pomeranz are also in minors though they've exhausted eligibility (in Montero's case, by like 2 years) http://i39.tinypic.com/2sa01tt.jpg
  7. make 59 saves and still get dealt the loss, that's pretty rough
  8. and Ransom and his 1.195 OPS vs. lefties remains on the bench
  9. with such short benches, those guys had significant value already (i've been able to fill in Cuddyer at 1B, OF to cover for various injuries, suckitude) i guess they become marginally more valuable, but you're kind of overstating its importance- hell, certain managers have been finding great use for positional flexibility already in say, putting an actual 3B at short somehow, which is a much more significant advantage in my opinion
  10. 3 weeks ago, Baez's career A+ line was .221/.261/.423, with 27.8% K's now, 100 PA later, it's a much more respectable .265/.315/.526; lowered his Daytona K rate to 23.8% overall, too
  11. last 28 days: .374/.437/.725, 5.8% BB, 14.6% K, .386 babip great to see his K rate so low there
  12. .378/.447/.732, last three weeks
  13. more than anything, i'd like to do away with the weekly waivers garbage, and just have them set to 2-3 days like a normal league would do it gets to Saturday and a pitcher gets scratched so you're trying to fill in via FA, only the only three or four palatable options are somehow still on waivers despite being dropped like a week ago ugh
  14. Cuddyer broke down again and i subbed Loney into 1B and pulled back Weeks from the bench exciting stuff
  15. BA: http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/2013-mlb-draft-first-round-analysis/
  16. eh, still preferred Gray there, but i wasn't going to be devastated either way
  17. i'm fine with it just on the slim chance some of the younger free-swingers will see his approach work and have a light bulb go on about working the count, etc. i realize that's a very remote possibility, but if nothing else it helps restore my blood pressure to normal levels after watching some of the terrible Castillo, Castro ABs
  18. well, his numbers were better than Gerardo Concepcion's last year... http://claydavenport.com/stats/webpages/2011ppageCBArealALL.shtml Concepcion: 102 IP, 3.8 BB/9, 4.7 K/9 - 3.36 ERA Gonzalez: 113 IP, 2.3 BB/9, 5.9 K/9 - 3.19 ERA but then again, he was six years older
  19. Who is he? viewtopic.php?f=9&t=60950&p=2948784#p2948784
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