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[ORS]

Relax pal

You have to be one of the most thin-skinned people I've ever encountered. I posted my opinion. No excitement, nothing confrontational. If anyone needs to lighten up, it's you.

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You have to be one of the most thin-skinned people I've ever encountered. I posted my opinion. No excitement, nothing confrontational. If anyone needs to lighten up, it's you.

I didnt get excited or anything, I was just frustrated with the fact that you didnt read the rest of my post, stating that he has been pretty bad since coming to America.

[ksushi]

Confrontation is what makes talking about sports fun. If anyone is going to bother to tell someone to calm down, go join a martha stewart forum or something. Aside from when people resort to personal insults for lack of a knowledgable opinion, confrontation on sports forums is fun. Its why there is a forum to begin with, so you can have a place to predict, vent and argue about sports. So, if you want people who are calmed relaxed and completely unenthused, This is your place. Seriously, calm and happy is what that place is all about, give it a click it will make you happy if you want calm.

[ORS]

I didnt get excited or anything, I was just frustrated with the fact that you didnt read the rest of my post, stating that he has been pretty bad since coming to America.

Just because I didn't quote your entire post, it doesn't mean I didn't read it. My point only pertained to the part I quoted, which is why I truncated your post for clarity. I think an international player's career, in terms of discussing MLB (the highest level of competition) ability, begins when that player starts playing games for an MLB team. Since your post said, "..throughout his career he's been MUCH better offensively. But since coming to America....", you think consideration of performance overseas is warranted in the discussion. I don't.

[ksushi]

Maybe both of you guys should check out that link in my post.