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  1. congrats on winning the race
  2. Well I did initially think the argument was 8 genetically engineered copies of Adam Dunn. I think it's pretty convenient for the proponents of this argument to only include his offensive skill set as the basis of the argument. Last I checked there is defense in baseball still and Adam Dunn freaking sucks in that aspect. Take the whole skill set or not at all, which is why the point is insane. I'll take the current Cubs team with 5.4 runs per game, and not a single 'Adam Dunn' in the lineup, and I'm pretty confident they'd beat a team with 8 Dunns quite handily. man you're such a bad poster the question is "is adam dunn a good hitter" the answer is "yes, if you had an entire lineup that hit like adam dunn, that offense would be incredible. better than four adam dunn's and four ryan theriots or 4 ichiros or whatever" how badly you're missing the subject is just mindblowing. Actually, I joined the discussion when posters were calling Dunn "a great hitter". My contention is that Dunn is a great slugger, but not a great hitter and that modern stats are skewed overwhelmingly toward sluggers rather than hitters. Your argument is quite silly. What should we go by to judge how great a hitter is?
  3. I know that I'm in the minority on all of this admiration about Dunn, but I would never call Dunn a "great hitter". A "great hitter" would be able to make contact with the ball more often than Dunn does. He has a .904 OPS and a .305 EQA. I would say that's a great hitter.
  4. "I was drunk. How was I supposed to know it was my sister?"
  5. That was beautiful. Great Job!
  6. yeah people always talk about duncan, but who's their hitting coach? he turned ryan ludwick into the five best hitters in the game and turned aaron miles and skippy schumaker into good hitters. Aaron Miles has not been a good hitter for the Cardinals.
  7. What did he do?
  8. Evan Longoria officially killed my team.
  9. :lol: that's beautiful
  10. wtg Gagne!
  11. Dempster's going to dominate tonight.
  12. I love that man.
  13. Yu Darvish...but I'm not sure if he'll be posted this year.
  14. You only have one post and I already love you. Welcome.
  15. Hahaha, maybe i'm not so upset I don't have ESPNews yeah, it's really nothing special
  16. they both play baseball
  17. I prefer DeJesus over Giles for several reasons: 1: He's younger by a decade. 2: He put's up similar numbers. 3: He's versatile. 4: He is under contract through 2011. Which means the Cubs could part with Felix Pie in the deal and still have a CF for the foreseeible future. It would cost more to acquire DeJesus, but the Cubs IMO, would get more from DeJesus then they would for Giles. I didn't realize Dejesus was actually doing good this year. I would like to get one them.
  18. A - who's the backup SS B - no anyway Ok fine. Sherill and Bynum. lol
  19. obviously we're a little older than you, or at least more mature
  20. Agreed. The audacity of these Cubs fans, responding on a Cubs message board to comments from Cards fans designed to stir up trouble, the unmitigated gall. Really he is right though. We are so bad. I mean I think we have the least wins ever as a franchise, I don't think we have ever won a world series, we have no hall of famers, and our stadium sucks so we have to build a new one every 30 years or so. Plus we have a terrible fan following. Why don't they just contract us? I hate us.
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