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  1. ok, an .850 ops from swisher this year is reasonable
  2. so just to get this straight, you think he's probably going to stop hitting as well and that's somehow going to improve his on base abilities
  3. sounds like a pip dream. i don't see why the royals would trade away one of their cost controlled young stars
  4. everyone knew they'd exceed it when they signed beltre. i'd say it's been worth it
  5. teams are probably pitching to him because he's batting in front of the heart of the order this year
  6. funny, i didn't see this guy coming into red sox game threads and mentioning the loss column every day a week ago...
  7. why do you expect his obp to rise if his average goes down? he has a career obp of .360. last year was a career year for him, probably not the best bench mark of his ability
  8. the red sox main issue is their starting pitching. if they were healthy it would have been beckett and buchholz pitching and we wouldn't have to go to the bullpen in the first 5 innings and have our worst relievers give the game away the offense is fine, we're still scoring about 5 runs a game even with all the injuries
  9. it will be interesting to see what swisher does in the second half. he has a career .283 babip and this year it's .345, the highest of his career
  10. man, it's nice to have beltre back in the lineup
  11. tarp's coming off. game should resume at 9:20... i'm bored
  12. sabathia's struggling. he's given up 6 hits and 3 walks in his first five innings. tampa leads 3-1
  13. the yankees will free fall in the second half without joe torre to rally them with a closed door meeting and will finish 4th in the division. "book it" how's that?
  14. he's facing college players his age. it's not just 29 innings of cape cod league that justify paying him big money though. he was projected as the best pitching prospect in the draft before he got hurt, the sox got a steal by getting him as low as they did
  15. yeah, it's extremely rare that a winning team gets a shot at a pitcher with this kind of talent in the draft. here's his entire stat line from the cape cod league 29.2 ip, 0.00 era, 0.61 whip, 10 h, 8 bb, 21 so, .101 baa
  16. every internet forum needs their source of entertainment
  17. i am too. everything that westmoreland's actual doctor has said is extremely encouraging and so are studies on cavernous brain malformations in the same area of the brain. i hope he has a full recovery, not just because of his potential as a baseball player but as a matter of his quality of life
  18. ranaudo has an era of 0 in 29 and 2/3 innings in the cape cod league. if he's healthy, he's arguably the most talented pitching prospect in the 2010 draft class. i don't have any problem paying him accordingly
  19. it will be interesting to see if the sox go with nava or hermida. two more injury updates so far today beckett may need more than one more rehab start, he wasn't happy with his curve last time out yesterday, beltre said he'll be back in the lineup in a couple days http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2010/07/16/injury_not_serious_but_beltre_sits_out/?page=2
  20. fenway is renovated pretty much every year lol
  21. i also can't find where cantador's brain surgery was performed, i did however find a study on patients who have had surgery to remove brain stem cavernomas. it's not a very large sample size, but 12 patients were studied. 10 of them had a neurological deficit after the surgery and those defecits were temporary in 9 of the 10 cases. the study also says that 5 of the 12 peole studied actually had improved brain function after the surgery compared to their brain function prior to the surgery http://jnnp.bmj.com/content/72/3/351.abstract
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