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Remember that time we disagreed about Esteban Loaiza and Jeff Weaver, me saying they were awful pickups and you saying they were good ones
Esteban Loaiza: 4-5, 6.38 ERA, 1.72 WHIP Jeff Weaver: 3-10, 6.29 ERA, 1.52 WHIP SO THERE. Everyone feel free to talk shit about YOUR Hero hereo p
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Also remember that time VEL said Loaiza was better than Roy Halladay
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lFeel free to talk shit about VEL hereo also. That would be funnier actually because he can´t defend hisself
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´The Miz´iz drunk [IMG]file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/INTERN%7E1/CONFIG%7E1/TEMP/moz-screenshot.jpg[/IMG]
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I felt, given their previous years that they were serviceable pitchers with value. I also stated that I thought they were overpaid. Unlike you however, I don't just say so&so sucks and offer up your numbers and opinions to 'prove' it. Like remember when you said Soriano was shitty and only produced at The BallPark in Arlington but not on the road. You said, he'd suck as a National because of that huge park. What I'm saying is we all make mistakes. Just not as many as VEL.
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LOL, remember how you stated before (almost everyday) that Chone(Shawn) Figgins is shit? He does however lead the AL is stolen bases- second in all of MLB behind Reyes (who you also have stated is overrated).
He's top 50 in runs scored, despite his low OBP and despite your claims that he's a mediocre talent that just happens to play several positions. He is versatile enough that he can play several position in the Major Leagues. And despite his lower than desired batting avg this year, he has in the past hit in the .290's with a respectable 350+ OBP. Oh and he's also been a world champion. |
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Lets not foget about your Curt Shilling thoughts.Despite the fact he's an asshole, he's put up good numbers, again. low whip, good era and despite your claims that wins mean nothing, he keeps on winning. Oh and he's a world champ x2
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The People's Member
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Vince Young will be a wide receiver in the NFL
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OH SNAP
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Yankees are better than the Red Sox because the Yankees have 9 good hitters and the Red Sox only have 2
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lol I'm obviously fucking around here.
I'll humor you though Quote:
Alfonso Soriano vs. AL pitching, 2006: (.182/.299/.364), .662 OPS 12-66, 3 HR, 8 RBI, 11 BB, 16 K Not a great sample size obviously, but it's not a coincidence that the only bad numbers he has this year are against the guys in the breaking ball league. Home/Away splits 2005: 1.011 home OPS, .639 road OPS (.821 overall) 2004: .886 home OPS, .735 road OPS (.808 overall) Soriano was absolutely terrible away from Arlington his 2 years as a Ranger. There are two things that can make above average hitters look like MVP candidates: extreme hitters ballparks and NL pitching. I would love to see Soriano play 81 games in SAFECO or McAfee. 30 homers tops. Not to mention this guy's career OBP is .320. They pitch around him now because he's the only real offensive threat in that lineup but Soriano's patience was pitiful the first 5 years of his career. Obviously Soriano is a good player, I just think he's extremely overrated and his numbers are inflated. I don't think he's this MVP-caliber premier second baseman everyone makes him out to be. Don't know two many MVP's who have made outs 68% of the time in their career. Quote:
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League leader in stolen bases. Um, cool? Stolen bases are nice, but not really that important. They hurt the team when they come at less than an 80% success rate like Chone's do. And about Reyes, all I said he was overrated up to that point in his career. And he was, .303 OBP entering 2006. He's had a great season this year but I never said he wouldn't. Top 20 in runs scored. Congrats to the Angels for hitting him in. It's really a great tribute to Figgins' talents that Vlad Guerrero hits behind him. Or something And as far as Figgins versatitlity, it's fucking killing the Angels. The Angels are currently in 3rd place, with Oakland in 1st. They have a lower team ERA than Oakland. They have scored more runs than Oakland. So what gives? The defense, by far the worst in the AL. 79 errors. Figgins has 12 of those to lead the team. He makes less than 9 out of 10 plays at third base. He has 3 errors in center field, which apparently is impossible. He is flat out embarassing on defense. The worst defensive player on the worst defensive team in baseball, occupying the leadoff spot with a .671 OPS. I'd call that overrated. Without Chone Figgins (and your fave Garret Anderson), the Angels are in first right now. I refuse to believe Howie Kendrick (Angels top non-pitching prospect) could possibly do any worse than a .671 OPS and an .882 F% I just get tired of hearing how Figgins is the perfect lead off hitter, and how he's a "table-setter" and all that nonsense. Figgins has been by far and away the worst leadoff hitter in the AL this year. OPS in the leadoff spot: 1. RJohnson .950 2. Sizemore .906 3. Matthews Jr. .894 4. Lugo .885 5. DeJesus .883 6. Youkilis .852 7. Suzuki .838 8. Damon .826 9. Granderson .824 10. Roberts .785 11. Podsednik .747 12. Kotsay .705 13. Castillo .676 14. Figgins .671 Quote:
Geoff Blum Byung-Hyun Kim (x2) Tim Spooneybarger Midre Cummings So, congrats to World Champion Chone Figgins for appearing in 24 games and getting 2 hits for the team that snuck into the playoffs and had a nice hot streak aided by playing against Dusty Baker. Granted, World Champion Chone Figgins had a total of one plate appearance in the 2002 postseason, but I guess World Champion Chone Figgins' versatility just rubbed off on his teammates or something Last edited by The Miz; 07-24-2006 at 02:56 PM. |
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vs. the AL New York 46-32 (minus Sheffield and Matsui) Boston 43-36 Congrats on beating up the Phillies and the Nationals though Last edited by The Miz; 07-24-2006 at 02:54 PM. |
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Miz is on a rampage
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Every sunday night Joe Morgan just never stops saying that word 'clutch', Jon Miller even said it in reference to situations with runners ISP. I guess by that definition Ortiz really is 'Mr Clutch'
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Joe Morgan also thinks that teams that hit into lots of double plays are good teams because that means they have lots of runners on base. He also thinks Billy Beane invented calculators and programmed a computer to write Moneyball
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He also believes in playing to win everygame no matter what the score or situation, even if it means over taxing your bullpen consistently
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Also wasn't dead serious either, since if somebody could correctly predict every single thing that would happen in sports they'd be a very rich person |
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Yeah but look what happened to Biff in Back to the Future 2
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ESPN's Tim Kurkjian reports that the White Sox are very close to acquiring Alfonso Soriano.
Ask, and you shall recieve! I dunno if US Cellular is a hitters or pitchers park but Soriano going back to the AL should expose this first half as a fluke |
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Was his Yankees years flukes, too?
TRAVIS! - you are the only one that can kid? You think I wasn't kidding around? Didn't the world champs thing kind of highlight it? |
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My all time favorite is when DaveWadding told me the Patriots had no chance at (pretty sure he even went as far as something as ridiculous as saying 0% or something) beating the Rams in Superbowl 36.
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Your tone was pretty convincing
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My recent favorite off the top of my head is a Joey Slugs one, about Toronto signing BJ Ryan: "File Under: Dan Kolb"
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A-Rod is better defensively than Mike Lowell was good one too but I can't remember who said it, mighta been FakeRazor
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![]() Aug 29 Loaiza shut out Boston for seven innings on Monday, surrendering just four hits in Oakland's 9-0 win. Aug 24 On Wednesday, Loaiza threw a four-hit shutout . The Oakland Athletics' right-hander struck out seven Toronto Blue Jays' batters and walked none. Loaiza finished off a strong August, going 4-0 with a 1.70 ERA in six starts. Meanwhile Chone Figgins kept on stealing bases. |
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What did Loaiza do April-July? How's Jeff Weaver doing?
Meanwhile Chone Figgins has the lowest OPS, OBP, and SLG of all AL lead-off hitters. But he steals bases!!!!!!!!!! |
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He also plays every position on the field.
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Besides, the A's are an August team, So Loaiza is doing just what you'd expect. CAUSE HE'S CLUTCH, BABY!!!
Jared Weaver is doing pretty good, d'uh. QED!!1
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5 GAME SWEEP! FUCK THE RED SOX! (nothing to do with the post, just a reminder)
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