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gif overlay of Luck/Newton/RGIII: http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/971739/simul.gif
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that's not the record
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22 for his last 32 on threes that's a little ridiculous
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Known Liar&Cheater Ryan Braun Caught Lying&Cheating Again
sneakypower replied to ctcf's topic in General Baseball Talk
oh, if only there were a way to look up [expletive] online! -
this is completely moronic, sweat-stained stupidity; his ERA is 6th best amongst active pitchers with more than 250 starts
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BA Ranks: Brett Jackson: 32 Middlebrooks: 51 Bogaerts: 58 Szczur: 64 Ranaudo: Not top 100 Kalish: Not top 100 Mayo just put Carpenter at #8 in the Red Sox system. :lol: don't know why we gave up this guy, and not McNutt, who'd have been #25 in the Red Sox system
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huh, strangely absent right now is one of umfan's idiotic rants about attempting too many 3 pointers
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i'd actually welcome Urbie wasting his time & energy trying to flip our commits; he's been unsuccessful so far in his attempts
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The interesting thing is that this might happen again next year just in reverse. McGary is a lot like Zeller, and Ferrell and Burke are similar as well. Zeller has most of the edges statistically. Burke plays more minutes and gets more assists. Zeller shoots a much better percentage, scores more points, shoots better from the free throw line, blocks more shots, gets more steals, and turns it over less. Burke is asked to do more for his team, but Zeller is the much more efficient player. i'm not sure there's many players in the country more important to their team than Burke is to UM; look at how miserably we played against Iowa when he was in foul trouble. he's sadly the only player on our team capable of creating from the dribble you can't really close out a game better than Burke did against Ohio on Saturday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SDweePDCfI&t=11m4s Burke leads his team in 3ptm, assists, steals, blocks (lol) and trails by .2 for the team lead in ppg
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i assume that might just be because the Bill James projections he's using have Wells & Volstad projected for full-time starting duty and just 72 innings for Wood i'm not certain, but James might project relievers differently
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http://www.gifsoup.com/view/73114/faint-o.gif
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Taco! so, this was the best day of all-time, probably
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wow, Michigan got verbals from five 4-star '13 recruits today that's pretty exciting
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his height (he's listed at 5'11) probably hopefully keeps him in school for at least a couple years
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he was just a 3-star i can't wait to see what Beilein can do with 4- and 5-stars
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Trey Burke makes my heart flutter
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well, all that, and the inability to field their positions
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brian from mgoblog had a brief writeup re Weber that helped me to better appreciate the man
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...not since 2006, they aren't
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BA & BP's Cubs Top Prospect Lists
sneakypower replied to CaliforniaRaisin's topic in Cubs Minor League Talk
fwiw, i was looking through Scouting Book's top 525 prospects list, just for the hell of it, and while i admire their ambition there are some interesting results Cubs who made it: 23. Brett Jackson 37. Anthony Rizzo 57. Matt Szczur 69. Javier Baez 117. Trey McNutt 125. Josh Vitters 149. Welington Castillo 195. Gerardo Concepcion 208. Dillon Maples 232. Rafael Dolis 261. Junior Lake 279. Logan Watkins 300. Dan Vogelbach 329. Robinson Lopez 340. Casey Weathers 351. Chris Carpenter 359. Juan Yasser Serrano 360. Jay Jackson 361. Michael Burgess 362. Hayden Simpson 363. Dae-Eun Rhee 411. Adrian Cardenas others of particular relevance: 40. Hak-Ju Lee 49. Chris Archer 89. Jorge Soler 114. Yoenis Cespedes 213. DJ LeMahieu 264. Russ Canzler 326. Jose Ceda 381. Max Ramirez 456. Ryan Flaherty -
BA & BP's Cubs Top Prospect Lists
sneakypower replied to CaliforniaRaisin's topic in Cubs Minor League Talk
#3, behind Singleton and (lol) Matt Adams -
they also won three games with Joey MacDonald in net, which more than balances things out
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i could definitely get used to THJ and Smotrycz contributing offensively
