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  1. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Same for starters........
  2. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Alex Bregman is the Red Sox's best player, but Scott Boras has a painful reminder for fans
  3. TheSplinteredSplendor
    They are 8th out of 16 teams in the AL in reliever's ERA. Not sure what chapman's all time saves rank has to do with this season.
  4. TheSplinteredSplendor
    I can't respond to your post on the other 1B thread since bellhorn blocked me from responding on that thread because he likes to name-call but doesn't like to be responded to in kind.. So I will respond to your post here. A fair point. However, the title of article is wrong because Casas was having a horrible season when he was injured. His DWAR after just 28 games was -0.6, and his OPS was .580. Seriously, how hard can it be to replace those numbers? I sincerely doubt the idea is to replace casas' .580 OPS, I would think the idea is to get much better. But either way, campbell's .568 OPS over his last 30 games is not even replacing casas' numbers, it's even worse.
  5. TheSplinteredSplendor
    And none of those teams are really in contention at this point unless you consider the jays who are only .5 in back of the sox to be in contention.
  6. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Exactly.
  7. TheSplinteredSplendor
    The angels, brewers, blue jays and the nats all have DH's with an OPS under .700.
  8. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Not if he continues to slash .190/.266/.302 as he has in his last 30 games.
  9. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Actually, they've been very consistent. They've been about .500 for the last 211 games
  10. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Interesting pitching match-up. One guy trying to sustain his new magic and the other trying to find his old magic.
  11. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Pitching is part of playing!
  12. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Maybe, maybe not. But if it was that much easier in Ruth's time, then why didn't many others do what he did? The gap between Ruth and most of his contemporaries was bigger than probably any other player in the history of the game.
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  14. TheSplinteredSplendor
    First day on the internet?
  15. TheSplinteredSplendor
    B-R has Ruth at 182.6 vs. Mays with 156.1. And Mays had roughly 2K more at bats
  16. TheSplinteredSplendor
    my point was his bat was just as responsible as his glove.
  17. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Because one has double the amount of baserunners which then, in turn, increases the scoring chances. Smh......
  18. TheSplinteredSplendor
    May 20, 1976 - After a home-plate collision between Lou Piniella and Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk, a shoving match escalates into an ugly bench-clearing brawl. Yankee third baseman Graig Nettles and Boston's Bill Lee fight so fiercely that the 'Spaceman' suffers a separation of his left shoulder, significantly affecting his pitching career.
  19. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Certainly not. I don't post Henny Youngman one line zingers like he does.
  20. TheSplinteredSplendor
    No, they've been a poor fielding team for a while now.
  21. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Hitting .200 in the WS didn't help either.
  22. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Didn't know where else to post this but I just thought it was a cool pic. The caption said it was 1950.
  23. TheSplinteredSplendor
    As well as expected? I sincerely doubt this is what anyone expected when he was signed. Rough patch? If anything, his great start at the beginning of the season was the "patch"
  24. TheSplinteredSplendor
    Interesting that you cite WAR and then ignore it when claiming who is the greatest MLB player ever.
  25. TheSplinteredSplendor
    This guy is something special.
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