Dipre
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Reverse lock.
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Funny thing is, his wife kicked his ass.
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I doubt Tejada would settle for being a backup. He can still hit enough to look for a starter job.
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Still you know, i'm young enough to run past the dead chickens without popping a disk. Doubt you can say the same.
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Well at least here in the third world we know that in baseball, you need to get on base to score runs, even if we're playing with a broomstick and a ball made of old socks.
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Ah, i see. It all makes sense now.
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Then here comes the question of the thread. Bear with me here.......but how the f*** do you score runs if you don't get on base?
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His health is the problem.
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I thought you were referring to the 20 homers part of the argument, my apologies.
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Awwwwwwwwwww come on, it made for interesting discussion.
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This, however, i will consider valid.
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No. Because it's interesting discussion. Besides, it correlates, Harden is a possible off-season acquisition, and so is Jose Reyes.
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And Tito's "platoon".
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Fenway Park has 380 feet to deep right field but 302 down the line, for one. Shea Stadium had 371 feet to deep right field but 339 down the line. So we're talking a 9-foot difference in the power alley, yet a 37-foot difference down the line. Let's go ahead and make the argument that more homers were hit in Shea in a year-to-year basis than Fenway, but you could also argue that it has a lot to do with the inferior pitching of the Mets themselves and the rest of the NL East during Shea's final years of existence. You, ORS, my friend, seem to think that Fenway is the bane of power hitters, but i digress, even though straightway RF is murder for LHH's, it's a 9-ft difference between Fenway and old Shea, however, the difference down the line was much more pronounced in Shea's favor, destroying the potential for "cheap homers" and early pull shots, but hey, i'll admit my take on Shea, unlike AT&T was very subjective.
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He's hit 19 and 17 twice in a much worse park for hitters. But you are right, i mean 19 and 17 are such a far cry from 20 my idea is just plain ridiculous.
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Reyes has averaged over 700 hundred plate appearances per season since coming to the bigs.. So we're talking 230+ RH ABs, not to mention the fact that i specifically stated that Shea was a worse hitters park for both lefties and righties than Fenway. But thanks for enlightening me, because i had no idea that the vast majority of pitchers in MLB pitch from the right side. No clue. At all./endsarcasm
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Shea is a tougher park on both lefties and righties than Fenway. Not to mention Reyes is a switch-hitter, not a lefty.
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This.
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JD Drew has homered twice thus far.
