2013 MLB Random Chatter
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slingshot4everWhite Sox win 4th straight.
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Heretickaren lotz;1444793 wrote:the god damned Astros. look at the inning/outs/score
I heart Houston. Play like shit, get outpitched by Jordan Lyles, still win because they're incapable of doing things right. -
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After I saw how Houston lost to the pirates, I thought of this post:Heretic;1444846 wrote:I heart Houston. Play like shit, get outpitched by Jordan Lyles, still win because they're incapable of doing things right.
Heretic;1442296 wrote:And if you're part of the OC's contingent of Reds and/or Pirates fans, mourn the fact our teams don't have these guys in the division to beat up on all year long. -
Ironman92Pitcher Travis Wood hits one out of Wrigley....and end of video has a surprise as well.
http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?c_id=chc&content_id=27260895&partnerId=as_mlb_20130519_8112574 -
Midstate01Ironman92;1445151 wrote:Pitcher Travis Wood hits one out of Wrigley....and end of video has a surprise as well.
http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?c_id=chc&content_id=27260895&partnerId=as_mlb_20130519_8112574
The lady dumping the drink on the guy? -
Laley23The Tribe, which already had the record for most (previous) Cy Youngs beaten in a year, added another (7th) today with Felix Hernandez.
Hernandez
Colon
Lee
Halladay
Dickey
Verlander
Price
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FootwedgeLooks like Cabrera is getting serious about repeating his triple crown tonight.
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Crimson streakFootwedge;1445213 wrote:Looks like Cabrera is getting serious about repeating his triple crown tonight.
Best hitter in the game. Will more than likely win the MVP again and possibly the triple crown. -
Laley23Might go down as the best RH hitter in baseball. Maybe some bias in that statement since I said I thought that would happen 4 years ago lol...
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Ironman92Midstate01;1445179 wrote:The lady dumping the drink on the guy?
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Ironman92Laley23;1445217 wrote:Might go down as the best RH hitter in baseball. Maybe some bias in that statement since I said I thought that would happen 4 years ago lol...
His career numbers are on a silly pace...but health always seems to get them. -
Ironman92Lucky
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Classyposter58He's got such a smooth swing it's crazy
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karen lotz4-4 3 HRs
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Azubuike24Impressive by the Tribe.
Wins over 8 former Cy Young winners this year. -
Tiger2003And the damn Phillies can only put up 1 run against the 12-32 Fish.
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karen lotzTiger2003;1445705 wrote:And the damn Phillies can only put up 1 run against the 12-32 Fish.
Braves tv guys were saying Ruiz is headed to the DL with a bad hamstring injury and Howard has something going on with his knee. What's the word on Howard going forward? -
karen lotzJonny Venters had Tommy John surgery a few weeks ago and Atlanta announced today that Eric O'Flaherty will undergo TJ tomorrow. Bullpen went from a strength to an unknown rather quickly, but at least Kimbrel has gotten things straightened out.
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Azubuike24Adam Dunn with 5 HR's in the last 6 games. He's raised his OPS from .539 to nearly .700.
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Ironman92karen lotz;1445734 wrote:Braves tv guys were saying Ruiz is headed to the DL with a bad hamstring injury and Howard has something going on with his knee. What's the word on Howard going forward?
He was actually running pretty well this weekend. -
HereticIn news that will emotionally devastate Lotz, former beloved Braves relief pitcher Scott Proctor has retired.
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karen lotzHeretic;1446012 wrote:In news that will emotionally devastate Lotz, former beloved Braves relief pitcher Scott Proctor has retired.
lol, he was still in baseball? I know he was with the Yankees last year, but who picked him up this season? -
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Baltimore. Where he was in AAA with an ERA over 8.50.karen lotz;1446029 wrote:lol, he was still in baseball? I know he was with the Yankees last year, but who picked him up this season? -
karen lotzHeretic;1446038 wrote:Baltimore. Where he was in AAA with an ERA over 8.50.
I'm surprised he retired. With numbers like that he was clearly in the middle of his prime. -
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And he'd spent time the previous year pitching in the hotbed of professional baseball excellence known as Korea. So you know he had to have all sorts of leverage. Being able to say you're not just an American baseballer, but a Global one...he had the world in his hand and just chose to walk away.karen lotz;1446046 wrote:I'm surprised he retired. With numbers like that he was clearly in the middle of his prime.