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  1. 17 Seconds
    Price wasn't that great in Durham this season either. He's been walking everybody
  2. 17 Seconds
    Would be a very interesting option for the pen, but I doubt he'd want to be a reliever
  3. 17 Seconds
    why would they trade phillips when they have a realistic shot at the division? let alone trade him in the division
  4. 17 Seconds
    the bottom line is that the offense is screwed if the current guys we have start hitting. by that i mean bradley, fontenot, and soto. if those guys suck all year, it won't matter when we get aramis back
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    has this even been posted in here? i searched his name and it says there were no posts http://www.totalprosports.com/blog/index.php/2009/05/the-most-horrific-soccer-injury-oupa-ngulube-breaks-leg-in-half/ i don't know anything about soccer, but this is the most horrific leg injury i think i've ever seen the slow-mo at :58... OMG
  6. 17 Seconds
    on pace means on pace Man this board's been uptight lately. Nah, just Dex wow relax guys, i wasn't even saying it in an aggressive way. i don't think i'm the one that's up tight
  7. 17 Seconds
    It is the opposite
  8. 17 Seconds
    that reminds me, did you guys hear towers (i think it was towers, thought it may have been somebody else high up in the pads organization) recently called eckstein the pads mvp this season?
  9. 17 Seconds
    he just worded it poorly. he was just saying that if you get a golden opportunity to win the game in extras and fail, it usually ends up coming back to haunt you. aka you're not likely to get another chance that good
  10. 17 Seconds
    you're simply not reading my posts.
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    And what do you notice about his road numbers? that they've gotten better every year WHICH I TALKED ABOUT IN MY POST just like how i said holliday is probably like a .900 guy in a neutral park if you're not going to read my posts, then don't reply to them and say things that i've already explained. it's pretty simple Since you finally came to your senses I just wanted you to repeat it. finally came to my senses? my stance has been the same since the beginning... that holliday is a good player, but not as good as coors made him look. my point was that i might be willing to move soriano to second for a 1.000 OPS monster, but not for a .900 OPS guy. not once did i say holliday sucks. just that imo he's not good enough to warrant moving soriano to second and dishing out prospects when he's only a rental.
  12. 17 Seconds
    i'm a little slow, so I'm going to try to spell this out. Are you suggesting that looking at road numbers for a guy who played the majority of his road games in huge pitcher's parks like SF, LA, and SD isn't wise if you're not looking to add the game to a team that plays its home games in such a park? Yes, Coors inflates numbers. And the other NLW parks deflate them. Odd to eliminate one outlier and base your analysis entirely on numbers impacted by the other outliers. i'm not going to ignore park factors, but as with the tireless khalil greene debates last year, if you're otherworldly good in half of your at-bats or downright god awful in half of your at-bats that simply can't be ignored or brushed aside fwiw Hollidays hitting .343/.467/.525 over the past month =what's your point? i don't see anyone here denying that holliday is a good player. i already said he was a good hitter, multiple times. it's not my fault you can't tell the difference between "matt holliday is a mediocre hitter who only looked good because of coors" and "matt holliday is a really good hitter, but not as good as his coors inflated numbers made him look"
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    Meet dextermorgan. nothing of substance yet again. not my fault you don't understand my posts. It's impossible for anyone here to not understand your posts since you pound the same stubbornly simplistic points regarding career numbers and park factors into the ground over and over again regardless of what anyone counters with. god your act is obnoxious. it was proven in the other thread that you don't even read my posts, so it's not a surprise that you're ignoring the fact that career numbers and park factors are a very small part of thew arguments di've made. i'll say it again... either read my posts, or don't respond. i'm sick of you bringing up stuff that i've already responded to over and over and over again
  14. 17 Seconds
    they'd have lost ramirez to free agency by now even if they didn't trade him
  15. 17 Seconds
    I wouldn't exactly call a .896 OPS with RISP "sucking" true, but that's mostly because the small sample size (16 at-bats) makes the one home run inflate his slugging like crazy and because his obp is really good the 3-16 is what i was looking at
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    His career norms? Bradley has topped an .835 OPS just 3 times in his entire career, and none of those were even full seasons. Actually those 3 "seasons" don't even amount to 2 full seasons worth of at- bats. Bradley was a risk in 3 different areas. He commited 30 mil fully knowing those 3 risks. So far, he's gotten burned. With Dunn there are definite downsides, but you know exactly what you're getting. A poor defender who makes up for it every year with his big bat. The main thing I find funny is that the whole reason he wanted a lefty was to hit RHP, right? Bradley doesn't even hit RHP well. He's just like our righties. He mashes lefties and doesn't do very well against righties. Dunn absolutely destroys RHP.
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    http://insider.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryID=4238752&name=olney_buster&action=login&appRedirect=http%3a%2f%2finsider.espn.go.com%2fespn%2fblog%2findex%3fentryID%3d4238752%26name%3dolney_buster article on well transition from catcher to pitcher (you dont have to be an espn insider to read it)
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    http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/stats/parkfactor?season=2009
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    Baffling suggests that there was absolutely no downside to signing Dunn, which of course there was. Hindsight is of course 20/20, but Jim puts value on defense, and like the above poster said, Dunn is an awful defender that would be moving from LF to RF. So in that respect, its somewhat excusable that he didn't go for Dunn. there is far greater downside to milton bradley than adan dunn and let's not act like jim has assembled some great defending team either
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    And what do you notice about his road numbers? that they've gotten better every year WHICH I TALKED ABOUT IN MY POST just like how i said holliday is probably like a .900 guy in a neutral park if you're not going to read my posts, then don't reply to them and say things that i've already explained. it's pretty simple
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    nobody wanted to join a career OPS fantasy league like i suggested it's funny that you kep acting like career ops is what my arument revoles around, when it's not even remotely true.
  22. 17 Seconds
    Meet dextermorgan. nothing of substance yet again. not my fault you don't understand my posts.
  23. 17 Seconds
    maybe you should read my posts. i said i expect him to fnish the season around .835 or so. that's the part i'm not surprised about. i'm surprised that he's been THIS bad, but i except he'll pick it up.
  24. 17 Seconds
    abreu was like the least attractive option IMO. he's an atrocious defender, his numbers weren't really good, and the opnly reason they were evn decent the last couple years were because of the short porch at yankee stadium. his obp has also declined. he was right at like .370 the past 2 seasons, when he used to be well over .400 like every year. .370 isn't bad of course, but when you're a corner outfielder who plays terrible defense and hits for no power at all, it's not enough
  25. 17 Seconds
    on pace means on pace
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