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    And playing at it very well.
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    According to the internet Tommy Thevenow, who played in the NL from 1926-1938, had a career 3337 at bats w/o a HR.
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    Correct.
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    Testing your baseball knowledge: This major leaguer hit a HR his 1st time at the plate. After 21 years and 493 PA's he never hit another HR. Who was he? Hint: Obviously, he was a pitcher.
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    Bsides being a great player, what other similarity will the Mike Trout share in the future with Ted Williams and Ernie Banks? This is strictly my opinion.
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    Trading Devers for Judge is reminiscent of 1947 when the Yankems and SOX were considering trading Williams for DiMaggio. Yawkey decided that Joe D wasn't enough and also wanted Berra included in the trade.
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    How rare is that, MOON? As rare as the SOX farm system developing a starting pitcher.
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    I meant to say 'left' not 'right.'
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    When JBJ goes to left, more often than not it's a base hit.
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    JD back to suffering his Tourettes of swinging at low outside pitches. He just can't control that tic unless he's at 451 Fahrenheit.
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    I'm convinced that anyone who continues to dis Devers is nothing more than a troll.
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    Years ago the St Louis Blues hockey team had HULL and OATES.
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    Honestly, it's hard to evaluate a pitcher's performance against such a poor hitting team. But, otoh, he did show great command of his pitches tonight.
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    Yup; he had everything working. Do you still want him to close? Just asking.
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    If the SOX get a HAUL, it has to include OATES.
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    Btw, after the 2006 regular season there were 3 division leaders that had 96, 97, and 97 wins.
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    Would you state that a team that finishes the season 5 games over .500 is a championship caliber team? Probably not and you would have been wrong.
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    Any team that makes the PO's has a chance of winning it all. Many times in baseball history the best teams during the regular season don't win it all.
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    I do remember that in 2006 the Cards finished the season only 5 games above .500 and ended up winning the WS. So, who knows.
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    I thought you answered your own question.
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    Right now Greene hasn't mastered enough variety to be an effective starter, but right now, on a better team, he definitely has closer stuff.
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    You can teach a young pitcher how to throw a change-up, a slider, and a curve. You can't teach him how to throw 101mph.
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    I'd still trade for the guy. I'd give the Reds the SOX best two pitching prospects for him.I doubt the Reds would be interested.
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    Greene must have notified Dugo by his delivery that a change-up was coming. A good change-up is, imho, the toughest pitch to master.
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    Hold onto that question until after the west coast swing.
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