Divinity

Lol this game is over.

Thank you, at least someone gets where I was coming from.

SS is the hardest position to play in baseball aside from catching, Griffey would've been worse at SS than A-Rod.

Pretty sure you're wrong, I know for a fact A-Rod was the youngest player to reach 600 HR's.

I wouldn't, Griffey only had 3 seasons with a WAR over 8, A-Rod has had 7 seasons with a WAR above 8.

A-Rod just passed Ken Griffey, Jr. in HR's!

I wasn't a "die hard" that young, but I was a fan since the early 90's. I even played little league baseball when I was 8.

I've seen 5, seeing as I was born in 87'.

Haters gonna hate :harhar:

Girardi said this on Phelps “In the future is he a starter for us? Maybe. But in the immediate future that’s not what we’re looking for from him." Once Pettitte is ready whoever is pitching the worst will be moved, they plan on bringing him in sometime next month.

I bet the Yankees could easily sell for twice this amount.

Cowboys are the only NFL team hated more than the Patriots.

I'm sure the fact the Miami's Head Coach running a completely different Offense than Peyton didn't help at all. Nether did being in the same division as Brady. 49ers or Texans with Peyton would've been much scarier.

Congressional scientific panel member Dr. Thomas Perls of Boston University has stated HGH may add a little muscle mass, but most of that is probably due to water. The studies thus far show there’s very little in the way of improvement in strength. Did Pettitte suddenly go from throwing a 90 mph fastball to a 100 mph fastball? Nope

There is a clear difference between steroids which gets you stronger and human growth hormone HGH which heals you. Pettitte used it to treat an injury 3 years prior before MLB even decided to ban it. He even had his best seasons well before and after he had used HGH. This is exactly why people do not classify Pettitte as a juicer like they do Clemens or Bonds.

you're right, the last part of that sentence wasn't needed.

I can answer that for you, at the beginning of the '11 season Hughes suffered a dip in velocity. After a few horrible starts he was placed on the DL for arm fatigue. It was later revealed that Hughes had been suffering from shoulder inflammation. He underwent an arm strength rehabilitation program for several weeks. At the beginning of July he made his first start in nearly 3 months, pitching five innings, allowing two earned runs, striking out and walking two batters. . Hughes pitched pretty well in the second half, with a 3.72 ERA, 1.24 WHIP, and 4–2 record. As far as where he stands now, he seems to be on track to have an successful '12 season. During his last appearance on the mound a few days ago, Hughes looked sharp for most of his 36-pitch day, allowing only a leadoff single to Ben Revere in the first and a one-out walk to Ryan Doumit in the second. His arm speed stayed up for all three innings and his velocity was consistent, the ball came out of his hand really well. As far as Joba goes, yes he's still a Yankee. He's recovering from Tommy John surgery he had done last summer to repair a torn ligament in his right elbow.

I heard Pineda topped out at 94 in his last appearance, his fastball average last year was 94.2 He also said he has been taking it easy on his fastball so far this spring and expects to ramp it up over his last few starts.

Papelbon thinks Phillies fan's are smarter than Boston's

Tito calls the beer ban a PR ploy

no way Josh Hamilton will sign with the Sox now..

In other news, the price of flasks in the Boston area has tripled in recent days