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the fact that one of the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... was the one pissed off... well that should tell you something Baltimore fan
oddly enough though, I learned earlier this year watching a Detroit/Dodgers game, that Torii had a very rough up bringing thanks to Vin, so for being the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... hes probably not a guy you should piss off.
oddly enough though, I learned earlier this year watching a Detroit/Dodgers game, that Torii had a very rough up bringing thanks to Vin, so for being the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... hes probably not a guy you should piss off.
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MadTIGERmaN wrote:the fact that one of the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... was the one pissed off... well that should tell you something Baltimore fan![]()
oddly enough though, I learned earlier this year watching a Detroit/Dodgers game, that Torii had a very rough up bringing thanks to Vin, so for being the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... hes probably not a guy you should piss off.
You mean the same Vin that was telling anecdotes about Max Scherzer's brother who was actively working on a degree in business?
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oh dont forget the "he has heterochromia, different colored eyes, its a lil odd but thats okay" and then tells us different random people who also have different colored eyes?@SkitchP wrote:MadTIGERmaN wrote:the fact that one of the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... was the one pissed off... well that should tell you something Baltimore fan![]()
oddly enough though, I learned earlier this year watching a Detroit/Dodgers game, that Torii had a very rough up bringing thanks to Vin, so for being the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... hes probably not a guy you should piss off.
You mean the same Vin that was telling anecdotes about Max Scherzer's brother who was actively working on a degree in business?
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telling about Cole Hamels G.U. cover model girlfriend who he later married? Geographically undateable as she was from Missouri and he was playing in Florida? (that story took 1 full inning) yeah, that Vin (I got 4 Dodgers on my fantasy team, im watching LOTS of Dodgers games)
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MadTIGERmaN wrote:oh dont forget the "he has heterochromia, different colored eyes, its a lil odd but thats okay" and then tells us different random people who also have different colored eyes?@SkitchP wrote:MadTIGERmaN wrote:the fact that one of the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... was the one pissed off... well that should tell you something Baltimore fan![]()
oddly enough though, I learned earlier this year watching a Detroit/Dodgers game, that Torii had a very rough up bringing thanks to Vin, so for being the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... hes probably not a guy you should piss off.
You mean the same Vin that was telling anecdotes about Max Scherzer's brother who was actively working on a degree in business?
or
telling about Cole Hamels G.U. cover model girlfriend who he later married? Geographically undateable as she was from Missouri and he was playing in Florida? (that story took 1 full inning) yeah, that Vin (I got 4 Dodgers on my fantasy team, im watching LOTS of Dodgers games)
The problem with the Max Scherzer story is that the brother he was talking about had committed suicide 2 years earlier.
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wow! yeah that is pretty bad@SkitchP wrote:MadTIGERmaN wrote:oh dont forget the "he has heterochromia, different colored eyes, its a lil odd but thats okay" and then tells us different random people who also have different colored eyes?@SkitchP wrote:MadTIGERmaN wrote:the fact that one of the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... was the one pissed off... well that should tell you something Baltimore fan![]()
oddly enough though, I learned earlier this year watching a Detroit/Dodgers game, that Torii had a very rough up bringing thanks to Vin, so for being the nicest most well respected, always smiling, fun loving guys in the game who everyone says is their favorite teammate... hes probably not a guy you should piss off.
You mean the same Vin that was telling anecdotes about Max Scherzer's brother who was actively working on a degree in business?
or
telling about Cole Hamels G.U. cover model girlfriend who he later married? Geographically undateable as she was from Missouri and he was playing in Florida? (that story took 1 full inning) yeah, that Vin (I got 4 Dodgers on my fantasy team, im watching LOTS of Dodgers games)
The problem with the Max Scherzer story is that the brother he was talking about had committed suicide 2 years earlier.
hes fun to listen too, but hes definitely not on top of his game anymore. It'll be weird for Dodger fans when he finally hangs it up. I dread the day us Brewer fans dont get Uecker anymore on the radio
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Sanchez pitched yesterday, so assuming they got a five man rotation going and no rainouts he should go when im there on the 24th! if not it could be deck maguire also decentphilpritchard wrote:klehtun wrote:i havent seen a live MLB game since 2006
that's gonna change, as mentioned in vinyl thread heading to NYC next week
i got pirates @ yanks sunday & dbacks @ mets the following friday
followed by a stop in manchester NH to crash and take in the double A jays (fischer-cats)
get at me foul balls![]()
It's too bad the Jays don't have a whole lot of legitimate prospects at the Double-A level right now. Hopefully Aaron Sanchez is pitching when you're there!
love the old school probables for mets game im going to see Arroyo vs Colon
any NY fans got tips for Batting Practice/showing up early etc??
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Well he's no Tulo, but he's pretty damn good.Harry Lime wrote:![]()
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Why cant Gomez get an elbow pad that actually stays on his elbow when hes running? when he hits a triple, by the time he gets to 3rd, hes lost his helmet, his elbow pad is now a boxing glove, and his shin guard is on top of his shoe.
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I realize todays game has changed, and batters no longer take a 2 strike approach, and with all the relief pitchers throwing smoke, and righty / lefty matchups and what not, the strikeout totals were going to go up, BUTnumbers wrote:Just heard an amazing stat on MLB network, Mike Trout is 16 strikeouts away from matching Joe DiMaggio's career strikeout total.
Those strikeout totals for some of the all time greats are just insane.
Hank Aaron has said many times that hes just as proud of his having never struck out 100 times in a season as he was of the home runs. Now days, id be over half the league is over 100 strikeouts with ease.
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That guy's the man.MadTIGERmaN wrote:I realize todays game has changed, and batters no longer take a 2 strike approach, and with all the relief pitchers throwing smoke, and righty / lefty matchups and what not, the strikeout totals were going to go up, BUTnumbers wrote:Just heard an amazing stat on MLB network, Mike Trout is 16 strikeouts away from matching Joe DiMaggio's career strikeout total.
Those strikeout totals for some of the all time greats are just insane.
Hank Aaron has said many times that hes just as proud of his having never struck out 100 times in a season as he was of the home runs. Now days, id be over half the league is over 100 strikeouts with ease.
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The numbers on some of those guys really are amazing. Pitchers are better today and striking out doesnt have the negative stigma it did back then(although I think it still should,) but to have the power numbers some of those guys had with such low strikeout totals is mind blowing.MadTIGERmaN wrote:I realize todays game has changed, and batters no longer take a 2 strike approach, and with all the relief pitchers throwing smoke, and righty / lefty matchups and what not, the strikeout totals were going to go up, BUTnumbers wrote:Just heard an amazing stat on MLB network, Mike Trout is 16 strikeouts away from matching Joe DiMaggio's career strikeout total.
Those strikeout totals for some of the all time greats are just insane.
Hank Aaron has said many times that hes just as proud of his having never struck out 100 times in a season as he was of the home runs. Now days, id be over half the league is over 100 strikeouts with ease.
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I think the biggest change has been a realization that strikeouts really aren't that bad, so hitters are more okay with doing it more often. Aaron's strikeouts look like they were maybe a bit better than average for his time. DiMaggio's look ridiculous no matter how you look it, I think.MadTIGERmaN wrote:I realize todays game has changed, and batters no longer take a 2 strike approach, and with all the relief pitchers throwing smoke, and righty / lefty matchups and what not, the strikeout totals were going to go up, BUTnumbers wrote:Just heard an amazing stat on MLB network, Mike Trout is 16 strikeouts away from matching Joe DiMaggio's career strikeout total.
Those strikeout totals for some of the all time greats are just insane.
Hank Aaron has said many times that hes just as proud of his having never struck out 100 times in a season as he was of the home runs. Now days, id be over half the league is over 100 strikeouts with ease.
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resonance of distance wrote:Tori Hunter thinks he tuff yelling at a pitcher from the opposing dugout- imma whoop your ass- then fuckin do it and stop saying it. Move your teamate holding u back aside and go..... The fact that hitters can sit there and yell at pitchers and tell them how they are going to beat them, and if the pitcher responds defensively he gets tossed. If he turns around and says nothing, the pitcher looks weak in front of 43,000 people. Unfair. Sick all these BS baseball "are we gonna fight" moments when a hitter walks toward the mound 3 or 4 steps. Ok it hurt I get it.
There needs to be like a 60 game suspension for fighting to stop all this shit, as it really becomes the focus of the game and ruins what otherwise was a good ball game.
good series.
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Just checked yahoo on last years stats, 107 players struck out over 100 times last year.
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Trout struck out 136 times last year and had nearly identical offensive production to Joe DiMaggio's 1941, when he struck out 13 times.
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