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More like a bending Jeter. Creaky joints.
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Hey, we might get this done in under 4 hours tonight.
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Sox are showing their depth tonight. What a series.
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Bullpen v. Bullpen now. Edge: Sox
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There should never be an instance where the socks of the Red Sox are anything but red. Aside from that, who gives a s***?
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Baldelli hitting 5th makes no sense.
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MLB needs a mercy rule.
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In the 'House that Arod Built'. http://bleacherreport.com/images_root/image_pictures/0141/3375/newyankeestadium_feature.jpg
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On the bright side, he didn't walk anybody today.
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14-2 in the 2nd. It aint over yet...
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This is a good win. Great bp work. And Nick Green came through.
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scary
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Time for Ortiz to knock one off the wall.
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I never realized what a butcher Huff is.
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He's nasty.
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He was aiming for Baez.
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I'm trying to project a good image.
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Aside from calling Stan Musial a right handed hitter, that's the funniest thing you said. Pujols is twice the hitter Manny is.
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Three things above all others I don't want to hear right now
rhet replied to Dojji's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
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Crunchy, this thread is about right handed hitters. If we include lefties, like Musial, and switch hitters, the list of better hitters than Manny is much longer. Also, there is no doubt in my mind that Dimaggio was a better hitter than Manny. A 420 foot left field reduced his numbers, as did his military service, and he was still better.
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In the regular season with a 9th inning ten run lead, nobody is a better hitter than Arod.
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Not even close.
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RP/G might be a good indicator. Over a career or maybe over a 10-year period within the career. MVP award votes are an indicator of where he might stand within his era.
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There is no clear standard. If one guy has more HR's and the other a much higher average, a judgment needs to be made. OPS is a guide, but certainly flawed as a standard.