It's 2006 again. Comically bad starting pitching, comically stupid managing, and people falling into each other on popups. It's easy to forget this team is six games over .500.
If Lou had a brain in his giant freaking head he wouldn't have given him 8 days between starts so he could play with the rotation. I'm sick and damn tired of this crap.
Hey, guys, you know what I'm gonna do, is I'm going to take our most control-absent pitcher and throw him off his routine for a week so we can play around with the rotation
Bob claims Cardinals Generic White Minor League Outfielder X "paid his dues" with 8 full seasons in the minors. I call it, you suck, finally get called up, and tear it up like every other 26 year old that gets called up for the first time in STL.
that is an amazingly bad way to come to the right conclusion That's not the only reasoning, but it's easier than finding a crap ton of numbers that also say Soriano is better than Zito. Soriano is a much less terrible value than Zito is considering money, position and production.
Soriano can have a bad game and the Cubs can win (as has happened already a lot this year) Zito is basically a guaranteed loss whenever he pitches So I'll take the Fonz
And Rocket shouldn't have lost it to a BYU quarterback who chucked 5 picks in his bowl game, so it all evens out somehow. :wink: Holtz made it, too. Well-deserved.
And you are still wrong. Check a run expectancy chart. I don't care what a stupid chart tells me. It's a simple fact I would rather have a mistake that doesn't end the inning than one that does. This is why you get more upset when someone strikes out with two outs than with no outs. There is no chance to make up for a two out mistake in a inning. Chart's and statistics aren't the end all be all. Is your globe flat? Does your car get 20 rods to the hogshead? The reason you get more upset is because of problems in human perception. The first out costs you more on average than the third one does. They both cost you an out. I really don't see where you all are getting this. Let's look at other sports. In basketball would you rather have a turnover with 3 minutes to go or with 3 seconds to go? I would go with 3 minutes because then you have time to make up for it and still get it done (which the Cubs did in that half inning BTW). In football would you rather have dropped pass on 1st down or on 4th down? I would go with 1st down because then you have three more downs to get the completion. Well this should be fun to watch.