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  1. Andy
    STRIKE THREE AND THAT'S THE GAME! You know what to do now, Rocket, so get out there and do it!
  2. Andy
    My quote about feeble minded was about those that follow a religion, with no refliection, questioning or analysis. My point was that people DO choose their religious path, and of course parental influences are the strongest. One could argue that just because a kid is taken to church every week doesn't make him that "religion" because he truly doesn't understand the tenents of what he's following, until he analyzes it, questions it, and then agrees or disagrees with it. My whole point was to CubbieChris who said people are born into their religion they don't choose it. They most certainly "choose" it at some point in their life, they are born into an "influence" of it. Did I clear that up? Yep, point is made. :D
  3. Andy
    1 out...
  4. Andy
    3 more outs :D
  5. Andy
    Not even sure of what this means. I guess you are saying that Baseball is as important as religion. Or that by moving to India one should change religions, which isn't my point. My point is the exact opposite. You are a christian because you were born in America to a chritian family. you didn't choose to become christian, somebody else did that for you. Actually you are very wrong. Some people with feeble minds are born into religion and don't question it, but for most of the people I know, they came to their religious actualization on their own. They choose to be Hindu, or Bhuddist or Catholic, or Lutheran, or whatever. Nobody else did it for them. I was born into religion and I don't feel all that feeble-minded about it. You never looked at the religion at some point in your life and said "yes, this is what I want to follow"? You just followed it blindly? You never made a conscious choice regarding your faith? Yes, I did look at my religion and decide that's what I wanted to follow. That was my point. That many people are born into religion but ultimately decide that it is the path they want anyway and are not at all "feeble-minded" about it.
  6. Andy
    I know, I think they look awesome too but it is one of the few that they don't sell at the WBC web site :( I saw, for the first time today, someone walking around with a Team USA hat on. It actually looked pretty cool even independent of the WBC and I might get one.
  7. Andy
    Nothing quite like joy you get from MLB Gameday when you see the words "run scoring play". :D It really is one of the best phrases in baseball. :)
  8. Andy
    YESSSSSS
  9. Andy
    This may be the only time I ever root for a Korean team, so let's make it count!!!!
  10. Andy
    Through 7, and one runner has gotten past second base.
  11. Andy
    He can play there, and there also seems to be a spot that Grissom appears to be destined for, who can also back up the position. Pierre doesn't miss a lot of games either, and if he were to go down for an extended period, the backup's strength probably wouldn't matter because it would be Pie taking Pierre's spot. TT's probably right, but I expect Pierre to play at least 150 games in CF this year, and quite possibly all 162.
  12. Andy
    Bottom 4th inning, 5 combined hits. This is kinda boring.
  13. Andy
    Based on this first inning, I'd wager that we won't be seeing a Japan score more than 7 or give up more than 8 performance, so Korea needs to win. Koreans have Chan Ho Park so there's the possibility that in a fight he might karate-kick someone...
  14. Andy
    Five players in Korea's lineup are named Lee. We're in good hands. :D
  15. Andy
    ND beats Vandy 79-69 in the first round of the NIT and will either host UTEP or go to Michigan in the 2nd round on Monday (wild guess is that it's the latter). Francis with 23 and 10. If he played like that all year, we'd be playing tomorrow or Friday.
  16. Andy
    Not even sure of what this means. I guess you are saying that Baseball is as important as religion. Or that by moving to India one should change religions, which isn't my point. My point is the exact opposite. You are a christian because you were born in America to a chritian family. you didn't choose to become christian, somebody else did that for you. Actually you are very wrong. Some people with feeble minds are born into religion and don't question it, but for most of the people I know, they came to their religious actualization on their own. They choose to be Hindu, or Bhuddist or Catholic, or Lutheran, or whatever. Nobody else did it for them. I was born into religion and I don't feel all that feeble-minded about it.
  17. Andy
    I converted from being a Braves fan in 1999, a couple years after I moved from South Carolina to Indiana, because I felt a closer bond with the Cubs. My parents didn't pass down to me any teams besides Notre Dame, so I had to make my own hay everywhere else.
  18. Andy
    If wins were as important as you claim, you should know that Carlos's career high is 16, not 14. Ah, he was probably thinking of the other Cubs young pitcher that's unfairly blasted for not having enough wins (Wood, whose career high wins is in fact 14).
  19. Andy
    MVC schools have the best shot IMO: Northern Iowa, Southern Illinois, Wichita State i'll agree with you there. SIU and WSU are in the Sweet 16 on most of my brackets and UNI is in the 2nd round on most of mine as well. Billy Packer dissents. :wink:
  20. Andy
    Considering the apparent value of Todd Walker, Barrett might not have as much value as we might think.
  21. Andy
    MVC schools have the best shot IMO: Northern Iowa, Southern Illinois, Wichita State The answer is the same as last year: Wisconsin-Milwaukee. How are they going to stop Gray and Bookout with only one guy over 6-7 averaging double digit minutes? I don't know, how'd they stop Dudley and Smith for BC last year? Doing deep analysis for things only ends up causing me to out-think myself.
  22. Andy
    See, I'm the other way around. I fill out one bracket, and use that bracket for every pool I'm in. Filling out multiple brackets may help you win, but if it's not for money, what's the point? It takes all the skill out of it by having five different brackets in my opinion. Had this discussion at work today (slow day in the stock market). One guy said he could take the time to fill out every single bracket combination possible, that way he'd be guaranteed to win. But would he really have won? Hell, I'm in pools for money and I'm using the same one every time. I wouldn't be as proud of my 2003 bracket that had Butler in the sweet 16 and Syracuse in the title game if it had been just one of many different combinations I used. And yeah I'll probably be ruined by Saturday. Oh well. 8)
  23. Andy
    MVC schools have the best shot IMO: Northern Iowa, Southern Illinois, Wichita State The answer is the same as last year: Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
  24. Andy
    Haha, we got Aramis Ramirez for him
  25. Andy

    Duncan

    Andy replied to davew71's topic in General Baseball Talk

    It's hard to say that, right now. He's not quite 25 years old yet, and he's shown steady progress in his minor league career. If he was an average defensive outfielder right now (something he's never worked on), he'd probably be headed for a spot on the 25-man roster right now. If he impresses offensively at Memphis, and if he can learn to play an adequate outfield, then he's got a chance. It's not a GREAT chance, but it's a chance, nontheless. He's certainly not going to be worse than So Taguchi or John Rodriguez, offensively. Say something negative about the Cardinals. Once. If I were a Cards fan, I wouldn't bother doing this. Their management always seems to know what they're doing, unlike some. :?
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