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Posted by TranceHater on Jun-26-2006 20:48:

Wagner continues to be shaky he is the only person that can foil the Mets chances of reaching the Ws. Reyes is on fire 50 pt increase in 13 games and 4 4 hit games amazing.


Posted by TranceHater on Jun-26-2006 21:18:

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Originally posted by Vlad
HI EVERYONE!!!


I THOUGHT YOU RETIRED FROM TRYING TO ANALYZE BASEBALL..


Posted by Shamez214 on Jun-26-2006 21:24:

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Originally posted by TranceHater
Wagner continues to be shaky he is the only person that can foil the Mets chances of reaching the Ws. Reyes is on fire 50 pt increase in 13 games and 4 4 hit games amazing.


He's walked a few more than you'd like... other than that he's been as good as he usually is.

Reyes gets NL Player of the Week again...


Posted by TranceHater on Jun-27-2006 15:58:

4 BS'S HAD 3 ENTIRE LAST SEASON. 10 ER'S 13 ENTIRE LAST SEASON 17BB'S 20 LAST YEAR. I THINK ITS A CAUSE FOR CONCERN.


Posted by Shamez214 on Jun-27-2006 19:02:

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Originally posted by TranceHater
4 BS'S HAD 3 ENTIRE LAST SEASON. 10 ER'S 13 ENTIRE LAST SEASON 17BB'S 20 LAST YEAR. I THINK ITS A CAUSE FOR CONCERN.


I don't.


Posted by Member of X on Jun-27-2006 19:32:

For the playoffs, I think another really good starter would be my concern. Which they might get before the trading deadline. Wagner is a great closer, he's just not Rivera. And Rivera has blown postseason saves. Yet, Jenks closed out the series for the White Sox last year. It's all the pieces that make the puzzle and I don't think Wagner is much to worry about.

Jose Reyes is too freaking good. David Wright is a monster, I love to watch that guy play.


Posted by partyhopper on Jun-28-2006 21:22:

well, Pay-Rod actually comes through in the clutch for once
2-run walk-off HR in the 12th, with the Yanks trailing, and on the verge of losing series to the bottom 2 teams in the NL East (and arguably were close to losing to both Phillies and Marlins)


Posted by TranceHater on Jun-28-2006 21:53:

almost doesnt count and give the yankees a break they have 3 starters out cano sheff and marsui pavanno too and still right there kudos to torre for keeping together.

I love a-rod, today at least..


Posted by Member of X on Jun-28-2006 22:37:

As a Yankee fan, I'm always happy they won. Just shocked Gay Fraud pulled it out. He made me shut up today, let's see if he can build on this and make me shut up more. I'm still not buying.

But A Rod with the walkoff HR, is that a sign the apocalypse is upon us?

I liked his bat flip and gesture to the dugout/crowd after hitting the bomb.


Posted by Shamez214 on Jun-28-2006 22:56:

And this is why I hate the word "clutch." What about his at-bat before the homerun? He was up, with the game tied, and didn't get a hit. So... if the game went to 20 innings, yet Alex Rodriguez finally got the game winning hit in the bottom of the 20th, that would be a clutch hit? Bleh... I hate that term so much.


Posted by partyhopper on Jun-29-2006 00:16:

Even though Sox fans love Pedro, they're probably glad they don't still have him, based on what they see


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Jun-29-2006 00:38:

i got to admit the redsox are playing some dominant ball right now...hats off in all aspects of the game hitting, pitching, and fielding...


Posted by Shamez214 on Jun-29-2006 01:09:

Pedro's still one of the top 10 pitchers in baseball and better than anyone that the Sox currently have.


Posted by TranceHater on Jun-29-2006 13:04:

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Originally posted by Shamez214
Pedro's still one of the top 10 pitchers in baseball and better than anyone that the Sox currently have.


he did have over a 6.00 era in june and he usually breaks down at some pt in the latter part of the year. Beckett has more talent at this pt., better very close he sure made the mets look like crap last night.


Posted by Member of X on Jun-29-2006 13:27:

Can we surmise that the American League is much better than the NL? I can. The world series champion will come from the AL and my comment has nothing to do with the Yanks because the Yanks aren't going. The AL owns the NL.


Posted by Shamez214 on Jun-29-2006 13:47:

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Originally posted by TranceHater
he did have over a 6.00 era in june and he usually breaks down at some pt in the latter part of the year. Beckett has more talent at this pt., better very close he sure made the mets look like crap last night.


And he had a 2.14 ERA in May. And a 2.94 ERA in April. What's the point? He had a bad month. Ever since he slipped and fell and bruised his hip, he's been a little off.

And he breaks down? Last year in September: 2.25 ERA. Yeah, in '04 he had a bad end to the season with a 4.95 ERA in September. But in '03? 0.82. Yeah... he breaks down. The only pitchers that I'd rather have at this point are all much younger (Santana, Liriano, Hernandez, Harden...). Of any over 30 pitcher, I'd take Pedro over anyone.


Posted by Member of X on Jun-29-2006 13:55:

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Originally posted by Shamez214
And he had a 2.14 ERA in May. And a 2.94 ERA in April. What's the point? He had a bad month. Ever since he slipped and fell and bruised his hip, he's been a little off.

And he breaks down? Last year in September: 2.25 ERA. Yeah, in '04 he had a bad end to the season with a 4.95 ERA in September. But in '03? 0.82. Yeah... he breaks down. The only pitchers that I'd rather have at this point are all much younger (Santana, Liriano, Hernandez, Harden...). Of any over 30 pitcher, I'd take Pedro over anyone.


Santana yes, Liriano yes, Hernandez yes but Harden? No way man, I'd rather have Pedro. Harden is Mark Prior's twin. Wayyyy to injury prone. Great talent but I just think he's gonna have injury probs just like Prior. There might be one season he puts it together and wins 20 but still too much risk for me. Not that Pedro isn't sort of an injury risk but still. Pedro is a great, great pitcher. One of the top 1-3 pitchers in the past 10 years, maybe the best (Randy has turned for the worse and Clemens.. meh). Johan hasn't had enough years in in comparison.


Posted by TranceHater on Jun-29-2006 13:56:

its amazing how much of a difference there is this year, the Cards with there long losing streak phillies(would be 6.5 back in any division in baseball) with a 7 game nl just sucks this year. I think minnesota would give the mets a run in nl, Al no playoffs.. Al central top 3(detroit/w.sox/minn.) are all 9-1 in past 10 mostly agasinst the NL central.


Posted by Shamez214 on Jun-29-2006 14:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Member of X
Can we surmise that the American League is much better than the NL? I can. The world series champion will come from the AL and my comment has nothing to do with the Yanks because the Yanks aren't going. The AL owns the NL.


If the Mets are hot in the playoffs, they could beat anyone.


Posted by Shamez214 on Jun-29-2006 14:09:

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Originally posted by Member of X
Santana yes, Liriano yes, Hernandez yes but Harden? No way man, I'd rather have Pedro. Harden is Mark Prior's twin. Wayyyy to injury prone. Great talent but I just think he's gonna have injury probs just like Prior. There might be one season he puts it together and wins 20 but still too much risk for me. Not that Pedro isn't sort of an injury risk but still. Pedro is a great, great pitcher. One of the top 1-3 pitchers in the past 10 years, maybe the best (Randy has turned for the worse and Clemens.. meh). Johan hasn't had enough years in in comparison.


I think over the next 5 years, Harden will be a better pitcher than Pedro. Just my feeling.

As for Pedro... you know where I stand on the "greatest pitcher of our time" thing. No one comes close to Pedro. Santana will though... book it.


Posted by TranceHater on Jun-29-2006 14:21:

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Originally posted by Shamez214
I think over the next 5 years, Harden will be a better pitcher than Pedro. Just my feeling.

As for Pedro... you know where I stand on the "greatest pitcher of our time" thing. No one comes close to Pedro. Santana will though... book it.


Id take Kazmir over Pedro.. give that guy an offense and the weak nl east hed win 23 games.


Posted by Shamez214 on Jun-29-2006 16:41:

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Originally posted by TranceHater
Id take Kazmir over Pedro.. give that guy an offense and the weak nl east hed win 23 games.


Yeah. He's 22. I said the only guys I'd take over Pedro were much younger than he is. I'd also take Jake Peavy. I just didn't feel like making a list of every great young pitcher in baseball.


Posted by TranceHater on Jun-29-2006 19:16:

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Originally posted by Shamez214
Yeah. He's 22. I said the only guys I'd take over Pedro were much younger than he is. I'd also take Jake Peavy. I just didn't feel like making a list of every great young pitcher in baseball.


I MIGHT TAKE SHEETS TOO


Posted by ravensyz on Jun-29-2006 23:51:

ravensyz officially bought her first new era new york yankees cap today

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Posted by EarnYourKeep on Jun-30-2006 01:55:

crisp is insane - talk about going out there and getting yours


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