@SkitchP wrote:cutuphalfdead wrote:Here's one I just stumbled across:
There's only one player in MLB history who has played for all 5 teams in the American League East. Name him.
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Honest answer-
has to be recent because of the rays.
Cant be a big name because its not Johnny Damon or Jacoby Ellsbury.
Probably picked up by his latest team pretty recently for it to be in the news enough for chud to read it.
Cespedes only played for the A's before. And Drew for the D-backs.
has to be recent because of the rays.
Cant be a big name because its not Johnny Damon or Jacoby Ellsbury.
Probably picked up by his latest team pretty recently for it to be in the news enough for chud to read it.
Cespedes only played for the A's before. And Drew for the D-backs.
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Now THAT is deductive reasoning if I have ever seen it.@SkitchP wrote:Honest answer-
has to be recent because of the rays.
Cant be a big name because its not Johnny Damon or Jacoby Ellsbury.
Probably picked up by his latest team pretty recently for it to be in the news enough for chud to read it.
Cespedes only played for the A's before. And Drew for the D-backs.
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I'm with ya. I have a friend who played a few years of pro baseball. You should see the list of banned substances. It'd be easy to forget one. I have not read much about the Chris Davis situation today but I did hear it was for his ADHD? Rules are rules I guess but fuck.numbers wrote:Maybe I'm ignorant to it, but I dont see any huge negative impact the years of this in the game brought.
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He's not very good I agree. They should have fired him in 2010 and hired Clint Hurdle imho.Chris_H_2 wrote:Is there a dumber manager in MLB than Ned Yost?
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numbers wrote:Maybe I'm ignorant to it, but I dont see any huge negative impact the years of this in the game brought.
I think that the game itself doesn't suffer. And for just the pro's to take things under heavy medical supervision (this about PED's, right, not just amphetamines), it would probably be okay. The problem is that you end up creating a situation where people feel like to have an opportunity to compete with those that are choosing to use risky drugs, they have to take them as well. So now you're looking at high school kids buying steroids off the street without the medical supervision that allows them to be taken safely.
A person shouldn't be required to take potentially dangerous drugs in order to have an opportunity to play. Earn it on your merits- your abilities.
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Ventura may not be the best in-game manager, but even he knows that in a must-win game, you don't avoid a pitcher with a better match up simply because that pitcher is your "[insert specific inning here] pitcher."cutuphalfdead wrote:Robin Ventura?Chris_H_2 wrote:Is there a dumber manager in MLB than Ned Yost?
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On the list of highest career fWAR through age-23, Mike Trout sits in 5th, just behind Mickey Mantle... and Trout hasn't played his age 23 season yet...
With the exception of late-career, roided-out Bonds, Trout it probably the best player any of us has ever seen.
On the list of highest career fWAR through age-23, Mike Trout sits in 5th, just behind Mickey Mantle... and Trout hasn't played his age 23 season yet...
With the exception of late-career, roided-out Bonds, Trout it probably the best player any of us has ever seen.
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I swear, every time I watch him pitch, I am stunned his arm doesn't go flying off into space.
I know the narrative on him is always going to be "He's about to have a career-ending injury any second now due to his mechanics," but he's already pitched more innings in his entire career than Mark "He will never get injured because his mechanics are perfect" Prior did, for what it's worth.
I swear, every time I watch him pitch, I am stunned his arm doesn't go flying off into space.
I know the narrative on him is always going to be "He's about to have a career-ending injury any second now due to his mechanics," but he's already pitched more innings in his entire career than Mark "He will never get injured because his mechanics are perfect" Prior did, for what it's worth.
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