
Bornin85
Mar 31, 2008 Sep 02, 2011 8 536
Came into the world that magical year, I'm hoping I won't need to leave this world for another World Series. I'm a team player, but not to that extent.
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Did the Royals start a scientific research division?
Also, does this mean that Science has run its course in human history, and is on its way out?
Stumbled on this gem at ESPN.
If only there were some sort of pattern, something these teams had in common...
over 2 years ago
Bornin85
12 comments
2 recs
Sox (Red) Still Looking for a Catcher
They can have Buck or Olivo, and heck...we'll even throw in Gobb...
...
Wait.
Uh-oh
There goes our World Series.
Milton Bradley for $10MM a year
Incredibly depressing. No further comment.
ESPN and Jeter chat
Can anyone with a journalism degree tell me why this needed to be written?
Whoa now children
So JoePo thinks we ought to sign Barry. I really think he underestimates the effect even a player like Barry would have on 3 months of baseball. Would the push for .500 ball be worth it?
At the same time...we are talking about signing him for league minimum. We've taken flyers on much, much lesser talent.
Edit: Definitely meant to say "overestimates", not "underestimates". He overestimates the effect of Barry.
over 3 years ago
Bornin85
40 comments
1 recs
NL vs. AL
So, I get the gist from comments on this site as well as, oh, everywhere else that the AL has an advantage on the NL. Certainly interleague play has proven this is true. My question is, why do you think this happened?
Is it because the Yankees, and teams like them, bought up a bunch of talent that remained in the league? Did other teams follow their methods and start bringing talent to the AL side?
Or is it the different approaches to baseball? I don't think we can blame the DH - time is split pretty evenly in interleague play between AL and NL ballparks.
Or is it all just a myth perpetuated by ESPN?
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