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    Does being a f***ing punk count?
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    What is Light doing?
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    Where from in the mitten? I lived there for a couple years.
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    Brown, OBJ, Jones.
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    Can we please give the Sandoval thing a rest?
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    Yeah, except for the fact that players are human beings and they need to rest.
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    Players do not make lineup or pitching change decisions. This is a non-sensical post that doesn't address the actual issue.
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    He gets a lot of the blame because he makes a lot of head-scratching decisions. If he was a better in-game tactician he wouldn't get so much flak. Unfortunately, he's not very good at in-game management.
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    People barely call players names here. Were you not here when fred was here? It's extremely tame in comparison.
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    Overall playing time factors heavily into the WAR calculation. That same production extrapolated over a full season probably eclipses 1.0 WAR, not to mention WAR is not very effective at measuring catcher defensive values.
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    If you don't allow a lot of baserunners, you're not going to give up a lot of runs even if you give up some homeruns. And his HR/FB% is unsustainable. His K% and HR% should stabilize, but there will probably be more benefit than harm.
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    Context. A quality start, and a 15-2 K/BB ratio.
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    Two of Porcello's four starts have come against Toronto's high-powered offense. Those don't count?
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    Williams was very good during his prime years, but Jeter never was anything more than average.
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    Posada had a weak arm, but was an above-average pitch framer and excellent game caller. Bernie Williams was a decent CF, and Jeter was an average SS who made all of the routine plays and had a howitzer attached to his right shoulder. Not a shining example of terrible up-the-middle defense in WS winners. Also, using one (albeit mostly incorrect) example doesn't prove that statement. Up-the-middle defense is extremely important. Look at the way moribund pitchers play "up" when they reach the Cardinals organization. Molina gets a lot of the credit, and with good reason. A good caller and framer can prove the difference between winning and losing in tight contests. On the other hand, you can hide a weak SS or CF by surrounding them with good fielders, but how do you hide a weak catcher?
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    Price better not f*** this up.
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    Youk Of The Nation, moderator.
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    That is assuming one (or two) of Benintendi, Moncada, or Travis don't blow the front door down, because that would complicate matters.
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    He used to do ESPN, (baseball and horses) but moved to FSN not so long ago. "PERIODICAZO!" LOL!
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    Yes. This pleases me.
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    And considering yeszir is living the grand life of of the big bucks he makes off of this site, he can share a slice of the socialite pie with YOTN, which he can enjoy before our fated unarmed combat encounter.
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    I think Porcello's pace is lightning quick compared to how f***ing deliberate he was with Detroit. Part of the new approach probably. 6 K's, 9 GO's is excellent.
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    Two words: Alfonso Lanzagorta. He does the FSN spanish broadcast and he's f***ing hilarious.
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    Very enjoyable Yankees offense, yes.
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    You mean good Buchholz.
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