Archer apparently has good movement on his fastball, while McNutt's is a bit flatter (although McNutt controls his better than Archer). I'd probably flip those two and then throw Dolis into consideration with Lopez and Cabrera.
Not using all their timeouts at the end was also a dumb move on Purdue's part. It was like they were playing for the field goal at the very end; just sloppy and uninspired playcalling. I feel ill having to root for Ohio State. Blech.
Was it me, or did Millen and Theismann sound like they were on the verge of getting into a slap fight in the booth? I nearly lost it when Theismann was going off about how teams shouldn't get cute before the half and should instead take a knee because of the Redskins/Cowboys game, followed by Matt Millen reminding him of a better example of that.
+1 Davis has some upside and would be an excellent buy low candidate, especially if it only costs the Cubs someone like Castillo or Chirinos. However, if the Cubs are going into 2011 expecting Davis to live up to his numbers in the minors as the starting 1B, we're going to be in for a rough year.
I like FanGraphs' article on Upton. Also, his career home/road splits are impressively stark. Even though it's really common for players to perform better at home than on the road, Upton's .384 wOBA at home and .326 wOBA on the road makes me wonder.
Because it's America's Team. Pathetic. They're going to get slaughtered and Fox is stupid enough to think people want to watch that? Nation Taking No Joy In Cowboys' Pathetic Collapse...'Actually, Never Mind, It's Really Fun,' Reports Populace