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  1. David
    Which game was the original Rally Pickler game, anyway? Tried googling it but couldn't find it.
  2. David
    Meh. Worst case, we lose a game of ground in this series. That's why winning yesterday was so big.
  3. David
    Rally Pickler, genius. Not sure why you're taking it upon yourself to call me out as Pickler. I'm not one of the ones who called out your moronic arguments against Rich Hill yesterday. He was terrible, wasn't he? Strike a nerve? Calm down man, I was just asking why you're posting pictures of high school girls in their prom dresses. Don't get all pissy with me because I ask why you're being creepy. Right, I'm the pissy one. ROFL I'm always going off the deep end on here. lmao
  4. David
    Rally Pickler, genius. Not sure why you're taking it upon yourself to call me out as creepy. I'm not one of the ones who called out your moronic arguments against Rich Hill yesterday. He was terrible, wasn't he? EDIT for odd typo
  5. David
    http://www.chrisabraham.com/kelly-pickler-prom-thumb.jpg
  6. David
    And so begins the fake rally.
  7. David
    I could seriously never be a pitcher. I'd lose my cool in these situations and start beaning pitchers in the head like an idiot. True story. I do it on MLB 2k7.
  8. David
    That wasn't a problem for long.
  9. David
    Because Major League baseball teams can obviously will their ways to victory.
  10. David
    Lou is such a moron sometimes.
  11. David
    You answered your question with that first concession. Cub management seems to have an affinity for guys whose OBPs are very BA heavy... Add that to the fact that the team is collectively not hitting for much power (for whatever reason), and there's your explanation. It certainly doesn't have much to do with luck. I'm pretty sure the Cubs have happened to hit for a pretty high average with RISP this year.
  12. David
    To be fair, the Red Sox (in particular) and Yanks are much better teams. But I suppose this battle of mediocrity in the Central should be more exciting with the closeness of the race.
  13. David
    I was hoping we'd hear something, seeing as how he's been with the team for this AZ series. I really hope he isn't non-tendered this offseason. Anyway, here's a link and a few quotes. Sounds like he's doing well. http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/cubs/cs-070825cubsbits,1,803980.story?coll=cs-home-headlines
  14. David
    Same guy. EDIT - Whoops. That's what I get for not refreshing.
  15. David
    I remember a video montage that (I believe) WGN did to that song after the Cubs clinched in 2003.
  16. David
    At least it's not Chad Kroeger.
  17. David
    This gets quoted a million times with no proof or evidence. http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=3766 http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/article/constructing-lineups/ if you read that of bp you'll notice that power hitters should not lead off :idea: Case in point: Sori should bat fifth with Riot leading off. The point isn't that there's no difference; it's that the difference between optimal and non-optimal lineups is almost completely insignificant and not worth worrying about.
  18. David
    This gets quoted a million times with no proof or evidence. Bill James Link #-o I don't have a link. I read the books. Essentially, lineup order has a minimal effect on the total runs a lineup would score. The main concern, obviously, is having the right people in the lineup. Where they are positioned doesn't mean that much. Logically, you would want your better hitters toward the top of the order (and your worst hitters at the bottom) because the hitters at the top inevitably will get the most at bats, but over the course of the season, the order means little in terms of traditional ideas regarding lineup construction (i.e. having a "leadoff" guy, a "number 2" hitter, etc.).
  19. David
    This gets quoted a million times with no proof or evidence. Bill James
  20. David
    This move is a surprise to you? All in all, it doesn't really matter. Lineup order is almost entirely irrelevant (barring extreme examples).
  21. David
    Funny. I'm an advocate of a new stadium (as it becomes more and more necessary), but wouldn't really want a retractable roof at all.
  22. David
    I love Theriot and all, but that lineup would be better off with DeRo at 2B and even an average producing RF. Maybe long term, you'd rather have Theriot at 2B than DeRo, but yea. DeRo at 2B and average RF > Theriot at 2B and DeRo in RF That lineup is a wet dream though, either way, with ARod at SS. I'll take it every day of the week.
  23. David
    LOL.. just spotted this guy 10 runs on MLB and won 16-11.
  24. David
    Thats kind of hard to do with the current state of affairs. True. Playing Murton more would at least help, though. Hopefully, he can perform now that he's going to have more opportunities and have RF locked up when Sori comes back.
  25. David
    This debate is pointless, anyway. Lineup order is almost irrelevant (barring absurdly extreme cases, i.e. batting your worst hitters first and best hitters last). What we need is more good hitters.
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