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  1. If those were his real numbers maybe he did well, but their not, so quit perpetrating a fraud. Wtf are you talking about? If you are going to be a dick, at least be right. Those are Colemans stats as a starter in the majors. Here is a link for you since you think hes just pulling [expletive] out of his ass. http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/players/player/splits/2011/1732408 Dick? Wow, you must be 12? If you want to pretend him starting in the majors is different from him pitching in the majors or pitching in the minors you win. But if you want to talk him pitching in the majors and minors he has pretty much sucked. You dont think accusing someone of making up stats is being a dick? And Im not pretending a damn thing, Im commenting on you accusing others of making [expletive] up when you were the one making [expletive] up. The numbers given are his numbers as a starter in the majors no matter what you say. Learn to read please. If you want to cherry pick his numbers fine, but his overall numbers are not good.
  2. Damn CBSsports and making up their stats just cause Coleman had a talented family. Aww do the real stats hurt your feelings? You seem to take it personal? If your happy with a 4.11 era and 1.42 whip in 2010 and 7.20 era and 18.20 whip in 2011 great, but most people aren't.
  3. If those were his real numbers maybe he did well, but their not, so quit perpetrating a fraud. Wtf are you talking about? If you are going to be a dick, at least be right. Those are Colemans stats as a starter in the majors. Here is a link for you since you think hes just pulling [expletive] out of his ass. http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/players/player/splits/2011/1732408 Dick? If you want to pretend him starting in the majors is different from him pitching in the majors or pitching in the minors you win. But if you want to talk him pitching in the majors and minors he has pretty much sucked.
  4. If those were his real numbers maybe he did well, but their not, so quit perpetrating a fraud.
  5. Well your numbers are made up, so I guess there is no point arguing, but kid yourself all you want. He sucked in the minors and he is going to suck in the majors. The only thing he has going for him is that his family was talented at baseball. Too bad it didn't pass on to him.
  6. Who else should the Cubs throw out? Gorzelanny? wait......
  7. $10MM for Pena? Hendry got ripped off.
  8. Casey Coleman at Coors Field :shock: Wish somebody with the Cubs would realize that Coleman just isn't very good and end the experiment soon.
  9. Rockies announcers pointing out the drop in Garza's velocity so far this game. From avg. 93.5 last year to 89-90 tonight.
  10. Archer? Shoot so far this year, sending Fuld was overpaying. :D
  11. Byrd was loafing on that and should have gotten an error.
  12. I see the graphics just fine locally. I'm told they're not showing up on the MLB.TV feed, apparently? Yeah, they are not on the MLB.TV feed. :( Sound is poor also. May have to switch to rockies feed.
  13. Is WCIU too cheap to have any graphics to keep track of strikes, balls, outs, etc.?
  14. What happened to good Z and Dempster?
  15. Certainly not giving up hope that Quade can be a decent manager, but I'm not impressed with his in game management so far this year. Last night, whoever made the decision to start Russell was an idiot. They started the game in a 5-0 hole against the Stros #1 starter. Also, in the second inning, once down 5-0 why take out Russell with 2 outs instead of letting him finish off the inning and using a pinch hitter to start the 3rd? His decision the other night to run Byrd in the 9th inning with no outs was ridiculous. I know he says he didn't mean to, but Byrd has been playing for awhile and was pretty adamant that the sign was given. Either way, responsibility falls to the manager for not having everyone on the same page. His excuse for not taking out Dempster both games was that Dempster said he was okay. Everybody else watching those games knew that Dempster didn't have anything left in his tank.
  16. Why not just leave Russell in to finish the inning? Its not like his stuff could have gotten any worse.
  17. Yea the umpire blowing the call at 2nd is somehow the Cubs fault. Barney tagged him, Rob Drake blew the call. Replay disagrees with you. actually, replay showed the tag They had a great angle on CSN and he didn't tag him. Not even Bob and Len are claiming that he did. Their beef is solely with the ump's call that Hall didn't go out of the basepath.
  18. Yea the umpire blowing the call at 2nd is somehow the Cubs fault. Barney tagged him, Rob Drake blew the call. Replay disagrees with you.
  19. so are the Cubs. Single by Hall, Sanchez scores, Sori whiffs on the ball allowing baserunner to third. Hall gets caught between 2nd and 1st. Cubs botch easy rundown when Barney fails to tag Hall, and runner on third scores. :banghead:
  20. I'm sick of hearing about Coleman and Russell's parents. Would be more interesting if either of them were any good at all.
  21. Nice to see B. Jackson stealing 2 bases already this year. Overall, based upon the box scores it looks like the organization is letting their youngsters attempt more SB's.
  22. Thats Marmol numbers there. It's also a college arm against a bunch of youngsters. Much as I am intrigued with Hayden, I wouldn't read too much into his numbers in Peoria, unless they are bad. That is a little harsh. I don't see any problem with letting him build his confidence and hopefully dominate A ball for a month or so before being promoted. Those numbers are good for any pitcher and very encouraging.
  23. Sure it's easy to make a simple statement like that, but it's likely not just the lineup issue that people were unhappy with. As far as "chemistry" in the sense of players playing well together then I'd have to say that doesn't matter very much in baseball. But as far as players' moods, I think it can be extremely important. No matter what sport it is, individual or team, your mindset DOES affect your performance. I know that for me personally, when I start getting frustrated with myself or my team, I am much more likely to strike out or shoot an airball or whatever it is. Then the problem just snowballs. It shouldnt. Theres nothing that annoys me moe than terms like clubhouse cancer. Maybe in basketball and football where the team has to work as a unit the entire time, then maybe it could have an effect, but I can imagine that in baseball, players not getting along would cause guys to strike out or botch a simple play. That view is incredibly unrealistic. Sure there are people that don't really care about how they are perceived or whether or not they get along with their co-workers etc, but by and far most people are affected by such things.
  24. Any word on how Simpson has been performing so far? I'm assuming that he is doing fairly well, based upon being assigned to Peoria to start the season. But maybe that is being too presumptuous.
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