SPLENDIDSPLINTER
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Could you please post his good points. It shouldn't take long.
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Max, some here think this is a super good baseball team. It's not. Winning 3 game series should be good enough. Obviously, it's not.
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Being pessimistic about the Sox after the last 3 seasons is completely understandable, but having zero understanding of the difficulties of playing baseball is a completely different thing.
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I guess 'negativity' is the polite way to describe his posts.
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Some here would like Chappy to be an everyday ballplayer.
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Moon, you kind of created this poster by remarking how smart Fred's posts are.
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Exactly.
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Sox need a hit by pitch here.
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Right now it's a toss up between Chapman and Crochet as to whom is the Sox MVP.
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Winning a series isn't good enough anymore.
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More proof you've never played baseball above T-ball.
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Short hops are the worst.
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Where would the Sox be w/o Chapman? Stay tuned.
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A relief pitcher doesn't mean he's a relief from distress.
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Marlin batter correctly guessed fastball as did I.
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At this exact moment the Sox are tied with the Yankems for the AL lead.
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Most chUMPS are easy to frame.
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When it comes to the fragile Sox, be very worried
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Ya mean Rodney.
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"Ricochet off junk." OB probably never said that before.
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Miami actually has a better offense than some of the contenders the Sox have faced.
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Toro gets zero respect. He's the Sox version of Rodney Dangerfield
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I remember an interview Ted did with Larry King a long time ago. King asked Ted about the shift, if it affected Ted's approach at the plate? Williams quickly responded with 'I just hit it the ball over their head.' This was also the same interview where Williams proclaimed that pitchers were the dumbest animals on earth.
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Teddy did swing hard, but rarely did he over swing. He felt the velocity of the swing was more important than the weight of the bat. Williams' bats were always somewhere from 31 to 33 oz during the season.
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It appears the philosophy of a lot of hitting coaches nowadays is 'swing hard in case you hit it.'
