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  1. Following up on Gaudin getting the win over the weekend when he blew the lead. which is why.... (everyone together now) .... Wins are a dumb stat
  2. Howry has now given up earned runs in 6 of his past 9 appearances.
  3. why would you put Sosa so low?
  4. there's no way that certain teams (yankees/red sox) would agree to that. and frankly it would be unfair to them. they didn't have a wildcard pre-1993. It's not unprecedented to have both teams not make the playoffs every year. I'm pretty sure that the D-Backs wanted to be an AL team since the time they were created, so they would seem like the natural team to move in an expansion scenario It's not that the Yankees and Red Sox have to make the playoffs, but that generally they are two of the best teams in the AL so having them in the same division wouldn't be fair to them if only one of them was going to make the playoffs every year. It doesn't just go for those two teams but for the divisions in general. The year the Mariners won 116 games, the A's won 100+ and had the second best record in the AL. Under the four divisions, four teams per division, one playoff spot per division format, that team would have missed the playoffs. well you can't expand the playoffs anymore unless you cut some regular season games I never said the playoffs had to be expanded. so you're arguing against a 4 division per league format then.
  5. Dr. Andrews is the luckiest doctor ever. Dusty alone has made him a rich man
  6. Offense is picking Howry up, which means he's gonna get a free pass
  7. howry has given up runs in 5 of his last 8 outings
  8. there's no way that certain teams (yankees/red sox) would agree to that. and frankly it would be unfair to them. they didn't have a wildcard pre-1993. It's not unprecedented to have both teams not make the playoffs every year. I'm pretty sure that the D-Backs wanted to be an AL team since the time they were created, so they would seem like the natural team to move in an expansion scenario It's not that the Yankees and Red Sox have to make the playoffs, but that generally they are two of the best teams in the AL so having them in the same division wouldn't be fair to them if only one of them was going to make the playoffs every year. It doesn't just go for those two teams but for the divisions in general. The year the Mariners won 116 games, the A's won 100+ and had the second best record in the AL. Under the four divisions, four teams per division, one playoff spot per division format, that team would have missed the playoffs. well you can't expand the playoffs anymore unless you cut some regular season games
  9. I think you have to use the DFA method and expose him to waivers in order to get him to the minors. Eyre will be traded, probably for a PTBNL in the next 10 days. If not, somebody will claim him in the waiver process. Zero chance anyone claims Scott Eyre off waivers. 100% chance someone does. Shall I say it again for emphasis? No one is going to take on a $1+ million commitment for two months of a mediocre (at best) relief pitcher who has a very real chance of being horrible. sure they will
  10. i love days when everything starts falling in
  11. Superstation tax. It's why the Braves have almost entirely abandoned TBS
  12. I heard Frank Calliendo on the Cleveland ESPN radio station yesterday and he said that the advertising for Frank TV would be "twice what it was last year". He joked that if that were the case, there might not be any baseball to show
  13. either way, he doesn't seem to pull for teams much (besides lamenting the Jets). Golic is more of a homer with his ND ties
  14. i'm not so sure. he tends to get painted this way because he grew up in the burbs and went to Northwestern
  15. Should happen: Eyre DFA's Will happen: Marshall sent down
  16. Now THERE is an overrated Cardinal. Good lord. HE DID BACKFLIPS!!!!! I've always sorta hated Ozzie and McGee and those guys because my first favorite baseball team was the '82 Brewers (I was 7 and living in Racine at the time) and they beat the Crew in the WS that year
  17. there's no way that certain teams (yankees/red sox) would agree to that. and frankly it would be unfair to them. they didn't have a wildcard pre-1993. It's not unprecedented to have both teams not make the playoffs every year. I'm pretty sure that the D-Backs wanted to be an AL team since the time they were created, so they would seem like the natural team to move in an expansion scenario
  18. 5 votes short, and I have to imagine there were 5 veterans who never bothered voting
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