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The TWINS just roughed him up. Might be time to call it a career.#### himI liked that one time, where something didn't go Peavy's way, and he![]()
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The TWINS just roughed him up. Might be time to call it a career.#### himI liked that one time, where something didn't go Peavy's way, and he![]()
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And yet his OPS is still like 150 points higher than McCannPierzynski has struck out three times, hit into a double-play and left 5 men on. Is that bad?
That's just great. Now we'll get two hours of I told you sos from Harold Reynolds tonight. AVOID!Ortiz' bloop last Friday against the Rangers now changed to a hit.
Would have been very interesting to see what would have happened had he not then broken up the no-hitter with two out in the ninth.
Konerko is oneHow many guys in the bigs right now are slower than Pujols? He barely scored from 2nd on a double.![]()
VMART is another. Prince Fielder would be one too but not solely on lack of speed, but also on incredibly horrendous baserunning skills.Konerko is oneHow many guys in the bigs right now are slower than Pujols? He barely scored from 2nd on a double.![]()
It's like the guy doesn't even realize Mark Teixeira is on the team he roots forKonerko is oneHow many guys in the bigs right now are slower than Pujols? He barely scored from 2nd on a double.![]()
Any active MolinaKonerko is oneHow many guys in the bigs right now are slower than Pujols? He barely scored from 2nd on a double.![]()
He's in the conversation. Pujols is slower.It's like the guy doesn't even realize Mark Teixeira is on the team he roots forKonerko is oneHow many guys in the bigs right now are slower than Pujols? He barely scored from 2nd on a double.![]()
vmart 2 Sb!Doctor Detroit said:VMART is another. Prince Fielder would be one two but not solely on lack of speed, but also on incredibly horrendous baserunning skills. Slowest guy is still Jose Molina though.Wrigley said:Konerko is oneRaider Nation said:How many guys in the bigs right now are slower than Pujols? He barely scored from 2nd on a double.![]()
Or that he was traded for Doug Fister.I'm sure this had been said 50,000 times, but I can't believe there is a player named Charlie Furbush.![]()
White Sox have a good little closer.
No way.Or that he was traded for Doug Fister.I'm sure this had been said 50,000 times, but I can't believe there is a player named Charlie Furbush.![]()
IT HAPPENEDNo way.Or that he was traded for Doug Fister.I'm sure this had been said 50,000 times, but I can't believe there is a player named Charlie Furbush.![]()
at citimorgue vs. the mets doesn't count per MLB officials.Tanaka is something else. Can he pitch every day?
6-0, 2.17, 0.91 is 6-0, 2.17, 0.91.at citimorgue vs. the mets doesn't count per MLB officials.Tanaka is something else. Can he pitch every day?
Is Maholm taking one for the team, or what?
at Donnie Baseball using Chris Perez in the 4th inning when he pitched last nightYeah, I found that curious. Lots of dumb managers of this new generation, Ryan Sandberg is so bad it's painful.Is Maholm taking one for the team, or what?at Donnie Baseball using Chris Perez in the 4th inning when he pitched last night
During the trip Down Under he spent three full innings wondering why the Australian airline does not sound the way it is spelled.The good news is that Vin is digging deep for stories tonight.
There have always been dumb managers but Mattingly, Sandberg and Ventura aren't helping the cause of future stars who want to break into management. Posnanski wrote a piece about it earlier in the season where he ranked MLB managers by their success as players (Maddon was last). I don't know if ex-stars are less willing to put in their time in the low minors to gain managerial experience. Maybe they're seen as too expensive or perhaps there's discrimination by front office types who were also failed players. But Torre and maybe Ozzie were the last stars who won World Series as managers. Pinella, Gil Hodges and Davey Johnson were also successful at both.Yeah, I found that curious. Lots of dumb managers of this new generation, Ryan Sandberg is so bad it's painful.Is Maholm taking one for the team, or what?at Donnie Baseball using Chris Perez in the 4th inning when he pitched last night
What's the point? GO HOME!!I suspect that the the unwillingness to put in the time is part of it (I think that was a big issue with Mike Schmidt), but it's also that the guys that are the most talented cannot explain or even understand how they do what they do. Like Willie Mays as a hitting coach: "No, hit it like this."There have always been dumb managers but Mattingly, Sandberg and Ventura aren't helping the cause of future stars who want to break into management. Posnanski wrote a piece about it earlier in the season where he ranked MLB managers by their success as players (Maddon was last). I don't know if ex-stars are less willing to put in their time in the low minors to gain managerial experience. Maybe they're seen as too expensive or perhaps there's discrimination by front office types who were also failed players. But Torre and maybe Ozzie were the last stars who won World Series as managers. Pinella, Gil Hodges and Davey Johnson were also successful at both.Yeah, I found that curious. Lots of dumb managers of this new generation, Ryan Sandberg is so bad it's painful.Is Maholm taking one for the team, or what?at Donnie Baseball using Chris Perez in the 4th inning when he pitched last night
I heard he is going on the DL with elbow "sprain".The Dodgers' backup catcher comes on in the 9th to pitch. Sets the side down in order, including a strikeout.
Oddly enough, it's Sandberg that put the time into honing his 'craft' in the minors with almost 900 games managed.There have always been dumb managers but Mattingly, Sandberg and Ventura aren't helping the cause of future stars who want to break into management. Posnanski wrote a piece about it earlier in the season where he ranked MLB managers by their success as players (Maddon was last). I don't know if ex-stars are less willing to put in their time in the low minors to gain managerial experience. Maybe they're seen as too expensive or perhaps there's discrimination by front office types who were also failed players. But Torre and maybe Ozzie were the last stars who won World Series as managers. Pinella, Gil Hodges and Davey Johnson were also successful at both.Yeah, I found that curious. Lots of dumb managers of this new generation, Ryan Sandberg is so bad it's painful.Is Maholm taking one for the team, or what?at Donnie Baseball using Chris Perez in the 4th inning when he pitched last night
Loads fast for me.Has anyone else noticed that baseball reference is now the slowest site on the innerwebs?
Odd. Doesn't matter what browser, where (home/office/phone) or when. Damn site just crawlsLoads fast for me.yahoo fantasy baseball is the slowest site I know ofHas anyone else noticed that baseball reference is now the slowest site on the innerwebs?
It has a bunch of scripts that try and load. Its weird.Odd. Doesn't matter what browser, where (home/office/phone) or when. Damn site just crawlsLoads fast for me.yahoo fantasy baseball is the slowest site I know ofHas anyone else noticed that baseball reference is now the slowest site on the innerwebs?
I just had it up a couple hours ago, went away and did other stuff, then after like 15 minutes, an audio/video ad came on, so maybe this is related.It has a bunch of scripts that try and load. Its weird.Odd. Doesn't matter what browser, where (home/office/phone) or when. Damn site just crawlsLoads fast for me.yahoo fantasy baseball is the slowest site I know ofHas anyone else noticed that baseball reference is now the slowest site on the innerwebs?