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  1. And if you want to stretch it really badly, Joe Gibbon.
  2. George was back and forth. I think we managed to lose on the deal.
  3. Up until then, I never understood how much a front office could impact a team's fortunes. They educated me!
  4. "Soup's On" - Ned Martin.
  5. It was incredibly depressing. So much talent walking out the door for so little back.
  6. They also had Bob Moose, incredibly enough.
  7. Wow. Dinner is served!
  8. Wordplay of the Day.
  9. Fragile Freddy! One of my all time favorite players. So much talent.
  10. I think we just saw one of those costly defensive plays that don't show up in the box score with Davis failing to catch the foul pop by Mookie, and Mookie walking on the next pitch for a run.
  11. I said no such thing. You're trolling.
  12. Pillar is a worse hitter than JBJ.
  13. Jackie really does need to turn it around. He has un ungodly bWAR of minus 1.4. What's especially concerning is that his defensive WAR numbers are about as bad as his offensive WAR numbers.
  14. Jeezus. Back to baseball please.
  15. Agreed, I think that's bang on.
  16. I vaguely remember seeing an article which claimed that the formula for winning baseball games is like this: Pitching 50% Offense 40% Fielding 10%
  17. You can actually find some of the answers to this with WAR. That's what it's good for! As much as I hate to say it, Exhibit A for why offense has considerably more value than defense is our old buddy DJ. Jeter was ringing up WAR's of 3 and 4 even when he was the worst defensive shortstop in baseball. For his career he ended up with oWAR of 96.3 and dWAR of -8.3.
  18. Very true, especially with Eovaldi also on the shelf. Just have to hope it's not a long stint for Price.
  19. To be precise, he's played 700 games. That's 4.67 150 game seasons. Using the 150 game yardstick his average WAR is 2.5 per season.
  20. I can't believe there isn't a flurry of action on this thread.
  21. In the Bee Game, won by Cincy 12-4, Pomeranz was the starting pitcher for the Giants, giving up 7 runs in 1.2 IP. The Giants bright spot was Pablo Sandoval, who hit a 3 run homer and also pitched a scoreless 8th inning (not kidding).
  22. Bees seize field and wreak havoc on Giants-Reds game By Associated Press CINCINNATI — A swarm of bees settled above the backstop screen shortly before the first pitch, prompting an 18-minute delay to the start of a game between the Giants and Reds. The game began after the swarm moved toward the upper deck. It’s the second time the Giants have been involved in a bee delay in Cincinnati. A swarm went into the Giants’ dugout at Riverfront Stadium on April 17, 1976, forcing a 35-minute delay. The Reds won the game 11-0. There was a 17-minute bee delay before another game at Riverfront on May 11, 1987, against the Phillies. Reds starter Ted Power got stung on his hand.
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