2012 MLB Random Chatter
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Crimson streakDempster to Texas?
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SportsAndLadyDamn that's a solid pickup by San Fran
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gorocks99
Yep: http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/blog/eye-on-baseball/19696629/cubs-trade-ryan-dempster-to-rangersCrimson streak;1238005 wrote:Dempster to Texas?
In exchange for two minor leaguers to be named. -
karen lotzAJ Burnett has a no hitter into the 8th against the Cubs
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wghfan
What did you saykaren lotz;1238208 wrote:AJ Burnett has a no hitter into the 8th against the Cubs -
sportswizuhrd
He's already on the Dodgers with Soriano!Crimson streak;1238005 wrote:Dempster to Texas? -
Crimson streaksportswizuhrd;1238345 wrote:He's already on the Dodgers with Soriano!
Lol I'm still surprised that deal didn't go down. That's what I get for listening to a guy that works in the PR department for the dodgers lol -
Ironman92Paul Janish with a great play for the Braves.
Miguel hit a HR at Fenway that looked about 485.
Paul Goldschmidt with a bullshit slide on Jerry Hairston. Hairston stayed with the base as protection and after release Goldschmidt got to the bag and slid shaking up Hairston pretty good....and Hairston is hot! -
Ironman92Mike Trout
82 games
82 runs -
Rotinaj
Not impressed. I'll take Stubbs any day of the week!!!!Ironman92;1239431 wrote:Mike Trout
82 games
82 runs -
Ironman92Rotinaj;1239537 wrote:Not impressed. I'll take Stubbs any day of the week!!!!
Oh....absolutely. Stubbs is still very young and with just 3 years experience. -
Terry_Tate
18 runs in his last 15 games, and 5 of the last 6 games he's had 2 runs. Stubbs > Trout.Ironman92;1239574 wrote:Oh....absolutely. Stubbs is still very young and with just 3 years experience. -
Ironman92Stubbs to first 3.72
Trout to first 3.73 -
Rotinaj
ONLY info I need.Ironman92;1239606 wrote:Stubbs to first 3.72
Trout to first 3.73 -
Midstate01Drew Gehrig
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Azubuike24Cliff Lee has been claimed. I'm guessing the Dodgers or Cardinals, looking at records of NL teams (who would all get a crack before an AL team).
He's owed a lot of money and performance has fallen recently. Given what the Phils have invested in Halladay, Hamels, Howard, Utley, etc...might he be elsewhere if someone gives them even just a decent prospect? -
Azubuike24Or Arizona.
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karen lotzIronman92;1226024 wrote:Did he slide, catch and pop up all in one fluid motion?
Good arm too. Looks like Jimmy Kimmel
Just did on a ball hit pretty much right at him, maybe a step to his right. -
Ironman92Midstate01;1239856 wrote:Drew Gehrig
Citation pls. -
Ironman92karen lotz;1240291 wrote:Just did on a ball hit pretty much right at him, maybe a step to his right.
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karen lotzDavid O'Brien ‏@ajcbraves With 41,663 here, Citizens Bank Park reg season sell-out streak ends at 257 games. Dates back to July 7, 2009
Philly fans have seen enough. -
Classyposter58Cabrera is absolutely on fire with a homer and 3 RBI's in the Tigers win over NYY tonight. They seem to be heating up once again in August and making a beeline for the playoffs. It would be unreal to see a Tiger get the AL MVP for another season. I'm gonna say currently my picks for the playoffs are this...
Division winners:
East-NY Yankees
Central-Detroit
West-Texas
Wildcard-Tampa Bay & LA Angels
And the NL...
East-Atlanta
Central-Cincinnati
West-LA Dodgers
Wildcard-Washington & St Louis
And before you say Detroit is a homer pick, realize that they have 16 games in September against the Twins, Royals and Indians and their last 13 are A's,Twins, Royals and at Twins. No reason they shouldn't make a big charge if needed at the end. Plus now with Infante and Sanchez they are 4 deep in pitching and have another good bat in that lineup -
sportswizuhrd
You consider someone with a line of .287/9/40 to be another bat? Granted its better than what they have had all year at 2B but still. Haha.Classyposter58;1242308 wrote:Cabrera is absolutely on fire with a homer and 3 RBI's in the Tigers win over NYY tonight. They seem to be heating up once again in August and making a beeline for the playoffs. It would be unreal to see a Tiger get the AL MVP for another season. I'm gonna say currently my picks for the playoffs are this...
Division winners:
East-NY Yankees
Central-Detroit
West-Texas
Wildcard-Tampa Bay & LA Angels
And the NL...
East-Atlanta
Central-Cincinnati
West-LA Dodgers
Wildcard-Washington & St Louis
And before you say Detroit is a homer pick, realize that they have 16 games in September against the Twins, Royals and Indians and their last 13 are A's,Twins, Royals and at Twins. No reason they shouldn't make a big charge if needed at the end. Plus now with Infante and Sanchez they are 4 deep in pitching and have another good bat in that lineup -
Crimson streakClassyposter58;1242308 wrote:Cabrera is absolutely on fire with a homer and 3 RBI's in the Tigers win over NYY tonight. They seem to be heating up once again in August and making a beeline for the playoffs. It would be unreal to see a Tiger get the AL MVP for another season. I'm gonna say currently my picks for the playoffs are this...
Division winners:
East-NY Yankees
Central-Detroit
West-Texas
Wildcard-Tampa Bay & LA Angels
And the NL...
East-Atlanta
Central-Cincinnati
West-LA Dodgers
Wildcard-Washington & St Louis
And before you say Detroit is a homer pick, realize that they have 16 games in September against the Twins, Royals and Indians and their last 13 are A's,Twins, Royals and at Twins. No reason they shouldn't make a big charge if needed at the end. Plus now with Infante and Sanchez they are 4 deep in pitching and have another good bat in that lineup
4 deep in pitching? Detroit's pitching outside of verlander sucks ass. -
Classyposter58
Fister and Scherzer aren't bad at all. Fister has been banged up all year but last season when he was healthy he was tearing it up. Scherzer is 2nd in the MLB in K's this season but a terrible start to the season makes his numbers look horrible. And hey anyone who's hitting close to .300 is a solid batCrimson streak;1242425 wrote:4 deep in pitching? Detroit's pitching outside of verlander sucks ass.