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  1. Really, really annoying seeing the 1-2 hitters setting the table for Marlon [expletive] Byrd.
  2. Jose Offerman says hello ah, the exception the proves the rule! Hey man, those savage animals are capable of anything.
  3. Weirdly optimistic prediction: Cubs win tonight, 7-4.
  4. Ideally, but then I remember the other day when he let a shaky at best Dempster bat in the bottom of the 5th with the bases loaded and a RH pitcher on the mound and Fukudome sitting on the bench. Yes. That was a huge WTF moment for me. It was clear that Demp was gassed, and then the next inning he gave up 3 runs. Dempster basically had to have been spinning a gem to justify leaving him in there, and he was so far from that it makes it completely baffling as to what Quade was thinking.
  5. *Nods* *Takes notes* Go on...
  6. Ideally, but then I remember the other day when he let a shaky at best Dempster bat in the bottom of the 5th with the bases loaded and a RH pitcher on the mound and Fukudome sitting on the bench.
  7. To be fair, at least about Fukudome, De La Rosa is a lefty and he's probably just playing the matchups to avoid the Fukucopter. How is De La Rosa against lefties? I posted Fukudome's 2010 numbers to show that sitting him when he's as hot as he is out of some fear that "he can't hit lefties" is ridiculous. Here are De La Rosa's numbers against LH hitters: .240 .326 .359 .685 Here are Fukudome's numbers against lefties in 2008: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/split.cgi?id=fukudko01&year=2008&t=b#plato::none The idea that he has to sit against them came from how bad he was against them in 2009. In 2008 and 2010 he was at least serviceable, and when he's on a tear like this he should be out there. Fukudome should be starting today. Not to disagree (because I don't), but the wind is blowing straight out to left, so that's probably why he's going all-righty tonight. With as sluggish as their power has been seems like it would be smarter to hedge your bets and get the guy getting on base at an insane clip in there. But this IS Quade we're talking about...
  8. Go, man, go!
  9. To be fair, at least about Fukudome, De La Rosa is a lefty and he's probably just playing the matchups to avoid the Fukucopter. How is De La Rosa against lefties? I posted Fukudome's 2010 numbers to show that sitting him when he's as hot as he is out of some fear that "he can't hit lefties" is ridiculous. Here are De La Rosa's numbers against LH hitters: .240 .326 .359 .685 Here are Fukudome's numbers against lefties in 2008: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/split.cgi?id=fukudko01&year=2008&t=b#plato::none The idea that he has to sit against them came from how bad he was against them in 2009. In 2008 and 2010 he was at least serviceable, and when he's on a tear like this he should be out there. Fukudome should be starting today.
  10. Unbelievable. I cannot understand on any level how Quade ever came to the conclusion that Byrd should bat #3. And hey, give Fukudome the day off after going 5-5! http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/split.cgi?id=fukudko01&year=2010&t=b#plato::none
  11. I think we all watch plenty of baseball here. That kind of "show" absolutely does not happen all of the time. Pretty much every season. So one major leaguer, out of ~1000, in one game out of ~2500, acts like that. Finally we agree. Aw, you had to make something up. Never said it happens only once a season. Players needing to be "held back" happens waaaaay more than that each season.
  12. I think we all watch plenty of baseball here. That kind of "show" absolutely does not happen all of the time. Pretty much every season. I'll ask again: do you think Pie would have attacked the umpire if he wasn't being held back? Please. As soon as his coach puts his hands on him he starts playing it up because he knew he fucked up and just lost the game for his team. It's juvenile and a pretty ridiculous attempt at deflecting attention from how he just lost the game, but he wasn't going to do anything except throw a tantrum and get in the ump's face.
  13. If only people said someone was "acting like a [expletive]" instead of straight up calling them one! So many innocent misunderstanding could be avoided!
  14. Nah, it's really easy to dispute since players put on that kind of show all the time. You really think Pie was going to start pounding on the ump if he was let go? And yeah, a whackjob Birther "only" saying he's LIKE a savage and throwing banana chips at him is totally, totally different than calling him a savage.
  15. WICKED SMART GUY BURN.
  16. It's a toss up as to what was more savage there, his unforgiveable blackness or his terrifying Hispanic-ness. If only he was a short white player instead.
  17. Right there with you N&G. I'm hoping Zimmerman and Longoria come back with a flourish! Damn these slow starts!
  18. Yeah, because a player flipping out over an umpire call is so rare.
  19. Uhhhhh...what?
  20. Why? Because the starters overall have been terrible and Riggins isn't ready for the big leagues according to C. Silva. Coleman and Russell are going to be terrible regardless of who the coach is. Garza hasn't been terrible at all. Zambrano has been Zambrano. The only who is really stinking is Dempster, and I highly doubt he and everyone else forgot how his slider used to break just because Rothschild is gone. What do you have to say about Quade leaving Dempster in every [expletive] game when her clearly has NOTHING left. I hope I'm wrong about Quade, but I'm not a fan. Quade seems apprehensive about going to the bullpen in general until it's too late.
  21. Why? Because the starters overall have been terrible and Riggins isn't ready for the big leagues according to C. Silva. Coleman and Russell are going to be terrible regardless of who the coach is. Garza hasn't been terrible at all. Zambrano has been Zambrano. The only who is really stinking is Dempster, and I highly doubt he and everyone else forgot how his slider used to break just because Rothschild is gone.
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