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  1. User Name
    Nava is brutal in RF. He is simply not an option there for any extended period of time.
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    Salty may not even be the worst defensive catcher on the Red Sox. He's better than Lavarnway. Also, i see Dojji has found a new binky in Carp.
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    This guy is the greatest troll to ever visit this site. This s*** is golden.
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    Came here expecting troll. Was not disappoint.
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    You shall feel the wrath of YOTN.
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    Yeah, that's because he was basically a platoon player. You can't compare a platoon player with a full-time player straight-up and then claim superiority from the platoon guy. I don't care about the Nava vs. Gomes argument, because Nava has clearly been better, but let's not get carried away here.
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    Uribe also started his career in Colorado.
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    First off, yes. Confirmation bias has a lot to do with the idea of "clutch". Second, are you trying to imply that Nava was a better hitter than Ellsbury or Pedroia this season? Because that is insane. He's a platoon player. Joey Votto against righties, Trot Nixon against lefties.
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    That's the whole point. Overall, it really doesn't. Other than the obligatory numbers boost from facing a pitcher from the stretch instead of the windup, hitters generally don't perform very differently in "clutch" situations than regular situations on a consistent basis. It is not a repeatable skill, and the exceptions are few and far between.
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    Uribe is not as talented as WMB. He was (and is) a much more vulnerable hitter aided in his initial years by a bandbox, and is not nearly as disciplined as WMB. His tools also don't match up well with WMB's from a scouting perspective. But hey, why look at facts when you have an irrational dislike for a player and an irrational boner for other (much inferior) players than the ones you dislike? Dojji: Where irrational happens!
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    Yet he had more of a chance of getting Fielder out than "Wild Thing" Morales.
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    I bring in anyone, or even leave Buch in there. You don't want a wild guy in a crucial situation like that.
  13. User Name
    Bringing in Morales to pitch for Fielder.
  14. User Name
    Thanks. I was really really curious about that.
  15. User Name
    f*** GERD treatment. I'm stealing the lady tonight and we're drinking a full bottle of scotch.
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    Back in April, when i was mentally masturbating about Koji as full-time closer, i never thought he'd be dominant to the point he'd be the ALCS MVP. But well, here we are...... Also, f*** Papelbon. (sorry YOTN, had to)
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    Relief pitcher of the year: Koji Executive of the year: Bodacious Ben Beard of the year: Mike Napoli
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    Including a five-out save in which he didn't break a goddamn sweat.
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    Victorino calling out the haters. Attention SFF and iortiz!
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    Oh the sweet nectar of victory!
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    Doubtful, which is why i'm asking the question smartass.
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    Almost.
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    Silly Jackson. Bunts don't work against Koji. Second nail.
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    First nail in the coffin.
  25. User Name
    When was the last time the two teams with the best record in their respective leagues met in the WS?
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