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  1. Nope. 190/215/270, for the rare sub-.500 OPS.
  2. That sounds good, but every loss would create panic and hysteria in the Nation. Even moreso than losses do now.
  3. Leading to the brief and nasty Javy Lopez era.
  4. Sure is nice when you pick up ground on an off day. Yankees lost too.
  5. It's OK. You're not much older than I was when I became a Sox fan in 1969. Back then the only way I could follow games was on the transistor radio, AM band. The game wouldn't start to come in clearly until about 8 Eastern time, an hour into the game. Amazingly, that hasn't changed over the years through all the technology. If I'm listening to the game in the car on AM radio it still doesn't come in till around that time.
  6. Jesus Christ...you made me look up the Massacre. On Friday Aug. 18 we lost a doubleheader by score of 12-4 and 14-11. The next day we lost 13-5. The MFY's scored 39 runs in 2 days.
  7. Huh..doesn't matter whose thread it is...just trying to keep things more organized. It ain't like I'm getting paid for 'my thread'.
  8. Dojji, that post belongs in the closer thread.
  9. I think you and I both have the same amount of numerical evidence backing us up.
  10. Alternating lefty & righty hitters is a logical strategy considering how teams use their bullpens now. In particular, most managers try to have their lefty relievers face lefty hitters as much as possible. If you string together a bunch of lefty hitters it means the other team can bring in a lefty to face a series of hitters. But if you alternate it makes it a lot harder for the other team to match up exactly how they want. So you either get a shot with a RH hitter against a lefty pitcher, or you force the other team to go through their bullpen faster.
  11. Not exactly. The Giants had a 65% win probability in that game even without Villareal entering the game. (Just yankin' your chain there, man...)
  12. Starts 5 IP 32.2 W-L 2-1 ERA 3.31 WHIP 0.98 K 20 BB 5
  13. Napoli's home run last night was 437 feet per ESPN Home Run Tracker.
  14. Great game, great job winning the last 2 games of this series. Only allowed 5 runs in 3 games. Take that Dodgers.
  15. Same here, pretty much. I like Dwight Yoakam, Steve Earle, and Joe Ely...not too many overall. Martina McBride is a pretty awesome female country singer.
  16. Peavy is a better than average hitter for a pitcher.
  17. Nice swing Bogey. Looking good at the dish tonight.
  18. f***ing right Peavy. He is showing up big tonight.
  19. There can't be many right-handed hitters in history who have been better than Pedroia at roping singles to right field.
  20. Yeah, I also thought that was the downside of him living to 119.
  21. Nice piece of hitting by Bogaerts too.
  22. I just read about a South American goatherder who's 119. So he really was middle-aged when he was our age.
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