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Posted by jerZ07002 on May-07-2007 21:18:
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Originally posted by audi_driver4lyf
Personally I could care less about Clemens. I'm a Mets fan and could really care less about the American League.
The Yankees have a payroll that is ready to pop 200 million. I think it's a joke that they don't win the World Series every year with that payroll. |
Maybe you should start a mets thread so we can hear about how good reyes is.
Posted by TranceHater on May-07-2007 21:19:
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Originally posted by audi_driver4lyf
Personally I could care less about Clemens. I'm a Mets fan and could really care less about the American League.
The Yankees have a payroll that is ready to pop 200 million. I think it's a joke that they don't win the World Series every year with that payroll. |
the mets payroll is just like the florida teams
Posted by jerZ07002 on May-07-2007 21:21:
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Originally posted by TranceHater
the mets payroll is just like the florida teams |
poor example of sarcasm. You have to throw a "yeah, and" in front of it.
Posted by audi_driver4lyf on May-07-2007 21:21:
hey hey.....not nice to talk to people you know like that!!!
Posted by audi_driver4lyf on May-07-2007 21:24:
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Originally posted by TranceHater
the mets payroll is just like the florida teams |
no but it's a shit load closer to the other teams that we are playing against.
Yankees $195,229,045 $6,732,036
Red Sox 143,526,214 5,125,936
Mets 117,915,819 3,930,527
White Sox 109,680,167 4,218,468
Angels 109,251,333 3,641,711
Dodgers 108,704,524 3,748,432
Mariners 106,516,833 3,945,068
Cubs 99,937,000 3,701,370
Tigers 95,180,369 3,172,679
Orioles 95,107,807 3,396,707
Giants 90,469,056 3,479,579
Cardinals 90,286,823 3,224,529
Braves 89,492,685 3,196,167
Phillies 89,368,214 3,081,663
Astros 87,759,500 3,250,352
Athletics 79,938,369 2,854,942
Blue Jays 79,925,600 2,960,207
Brewers 71,986,500 2,666,167
Twins 71,439,500 2,551,411
Reds 69,154,980 2,161,093
Rangers 68,818,675 2,457,810
Royals 67,366,500 2,173,113
Indians 61,673,267 2,126,664
Padres 58,235,567 2,239,829
Rockies 54,424,000 2,015,704
D-backs 52,067,546 1,859,555
Pirates 38,604,500 1,429,796
Nationals 37,347,500 1,287,845
Marlins 30,507,000 984,097
Devil Rays 24,124,200 893,489
Posted by jerZ07002 on May-07-2007 21:26:
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Originally posted by audi_driver4lyf
hey hey.....not nice to talk to people you know like that!!! |
oh...did i hurt someone's feelings.
on a side note, janelle said nan is pissed at me for not going to the hospital, during finals. I am about to tell them to fuck off.
Posted by verndogs on May-07-2007 21:26:
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Originally posted by jerZ07002
Maybe you should start a mets thread so we can hear about how good reyes is. |
we don't need a 3rd thread for baseball. hell, this thread should really be merged with the NYTA basbeall thread.
we may as well have a thread for the mets, red sox, the phillies, the orioles, the pirantes and the nationals while we're at it
Posted by steven-neil on May-07-2007 21:26:
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Originally posted by djstopngo
"So let me get this straight...we're supposed to be scared of the Yankees hiring a 45 year old fat man with groin problems? Really?"
PS I'm ready for "Brokeback Bronx" the movie in which the prominent love tryst between Clemens and Pettite comes full circle and onto the big screen. |
Fuck you..The Red Sox make the NYPD look like athletes....
Posted by TranceHater on May-07-2007 21:27:
Pavanno is also 10 million of that number. also not included in the red sox is the acquisition fee of dice which brings them alot closer to the yanks
Posted by jerZ07002 on May-07-2007 21:28:
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Originally posted by steven-neil
Fuck you..The Red Sox make the NYPD look like athletes.... |
ortiz makes anyone look like a world class athlete; that fat fuck. Imagine if he had to actually play.
Although i can't taking anything away from his clutch hitting. That still isn't much of an athletic ability.
Posted by TranceHater on May-07-2007 21:31:
ny rangers payroll is superior to hockey teams and they didnt even make playoffs for a number of years so money doesnt equal championships buddy.
Posted by steven-neil on May-07-2007 21:33:
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Originally posted by jerZ07002
ortiz makes anyone look like a world class athlete; that fat fuck. Imagine if he had to actually play.
Although i can't taking anything away from his clutch hitting. That still isn't much of an athletic ability. |
That fat fuck couldn't steel a base even if he was being chased by the "KKK".....
Posted by djstopngo on May-07-2007 21:33:
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Originally posted by jerZ07002
im pretty sure you wouldn't be talking shit about clemens if he signed with boston.
BTW, how's matsuzaka doing. He seems to be getting worse as the year wears on. |
Yes and no - Clemens is an arm for hire and the Yanks had the highest demand for his arm. I think his signing hurts your ability to farm (ranked 7th from 27th in '04) and places a lot of pressure on you to win now with a team that is mediocre in comparison to your most recent World Series teams. Let's face it, Clemens is a quick fix, a stop gap to a much larger problem. Your staff is aging and aging quickly and only Hughes waits in the wings. After this season you need to get young, talented arms and the 20 million you dropped on Clemens will serve as an unwelcome handicap.
Plus, the thought of bringing back the "Who's your dealer" chant when Clemens makes his return to Fenway sounds almost to good to be true.
As for Matz, people who thought he'd dominate here, right away, like he did in Japan were foolish. The same learning curve that Beckett experienced last year, he's experiencing in the present at a much greater degree. I expect him to rebound slightly, say sometime around the all star break and not fully fill his shoes until next season.
Posted by jerZ07002 on May-07-2007 21:39:
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Originally posted by djstopngo
Yes and no - Clemens is an arm for hire and the Yanks had the highest demand for his arm. I think his signing hurts your ability to farm (ranked 7th from 27th in '04) and places a lot of pressure on you to win now with a team that is mediocre in comparison to your most recent World Series teams. Let's face it, Clemens is a quick fix, a stop gap to a much larger problem. Your staff is aging and aging quickly and only Hughes waits in the wings. After this season you need to get young, talented arms and the 20 million you dropped on Clemens will serve as an unwelcome handicap.
Plus, the thought of bringing back the "Who's your dealer" chant when Clemens makes his return to Fenway sounds almost to good to be true.
As for Matz, people who thought he'd dominate here, right away, like he did in Japan were foolish. The same learning curve that Beckett experienced last year, he's experiencing in the present at a much greater degree. I expect him to rebound slightly, say sometime around the all star break and not fully fill his shoes until next season. |
how is signing clemens going to hurt the farm? It was a money transaction. Let's not forget wang. We still have sanchez and every other pitching prospect we picked up this offseason. Please explain how it hurts the minor league system.
as for beckett, he's going to slide. While he looks good, he still hasn't faced any real offensive teams besides the yankees(where he was ok, not spectacular). I mean, seattle, KC, Bal, Oak, and LA. That's not exactly the cream of the crop as far as offensive powers. Before i say that beckett is hitting his stride, i would wait until he pitches against cleveland, detroit, texas (when they decide to start hitting), and the yankees again. After he gets rattled, i think he'll lose his stride again. The one thing he does have going for him is that he actually pitched a whole season last year. Maybe his arm is getting stronger. Who knows. i would just wait before you anoint him the savor.
Posted by audi_driver4lyf on May-07-2007 21:40:
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Originally posted by jerZ07002
oh...did i hurt someone's feelings.
on a side note, janelle said nan is pissed at me for not going to the hospital, during finals. I am about to tell them to fuck off. |
Just go man......It will only take 10 minutes.
Where is she at?
Posted by jerZ07002 on May-07-2007 21:47:
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Originally posted by audi_driver4lyf
Just go man......It will only take 10 minutes.
Where is she at? |
dude, im in brooklyn all the time studying. if i was at home i would go, but that's not the case. Im not going to fail an exam just to see her because everyone says im a piece of shit for not going. Fuck them.
Posted by audi_driver4lyf on May-07-2007 21:49:
Ahhh......thought you were home.
Well you know how I feel about "the family", so just do your thing.
Posted by jerZ07002 on May-07-2007 21:52:
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Originally posted by steven-neil
That fat fuck couldn't steel a base even if he was being chased by the "KKK"..... |
haha...he'd be up in a tree so fast, well that's if they could pick up his fat ass.
Posted by djstopngo on May-07-2007 21:53:
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Originally posted by jerZ07002
how is signing clemens going to hurt the farm? It was a money transaction. Let's not forget wang. We still have sanchez and every other pitching prospect we picked up this offseason. Please explain how it hurts the minor league system. |
In the sense that the Clemens signing is an abrupt diversion from Cashman's GMing since '04 (The Sheffield Trade and the unwillingness to trade Melky & Cano are recent examples). Bill James showed that overspending in free agency has a direct hindrance on a team's ability to keep top prospects (through either trades or free agency). So, one must way that hindrance with what they're getting out of free agency, that's all I'm saying.
The Marlins (first WS win), Indians collapses after world series titles are two such examples of this trend.
Posted by jerZ07002 on May-07-2007 22:01:
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Originally posted by djstopngo
In the sense that the Clemens signing is an abrupt diversion from Cashman's GMing since '04 (The Sheffield Trade and the unwillingness to trade Melky & Cano are recent examples). Bill James showed that overspending in free agency has a direct hindrance on a team's ability to keep top prospects (through either trades or free agency). So, one must way that hindrance with what they're getting out of free agency, that's all I'm saying.
The Marlins (first WS win), Indians collapses after world series titles are two such examples of this trend. |
I don't really agree with that. the timing for free agency doesn't start until you enter the bigs (i think). Sanchez and the other guys from the arizona system aren't going to be hurt because they weren't coming up this year anyway. Clemens is wham bam kinda thing. He's gone after this year. I see it as a temporary fix that has little negative side effect, except that now i really can't afford to go to the games. Pretty soon yankees fans are going to be in the same position as sox fans with the worst seats going for at least 75 dollars.
Posted by Shamez214 on May-07-2007 23:41:
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Originally posted by djstopngo
In the sense that the Clemens signing is an abrupt diversion from Cashman's GMing since '04 (The Sheffield Trade and the unwillingness to trade Melky & Cano are recent examples). Bill James showed that overspending in free agency has a direct hindrance on a team's ability to keep top prospects (through either trades or free agency). So, one must way that hindrance with what they're getting out of free agency, that's all I'm saying.
The Marlins (first WS win), Indians collapses after world series titles are two such examples of this trend. |
Actually, in the SABR community, a huge one year deal is always better than a smaller, multi-year deal. Clemens at 28 million for 1 year is a better deal than Clemens at 28 million over 3 years. Clemens for this one year is a better signing than Zito over 7 years is.
Posted by ludawg23 on May-08-2007 02:05:
let's give it up for the Yankee's bullpen...another blown save!
Posted by jerZ07002 on May-08-2007 02:17:
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Originally posted by ludawg23
let's give it up for the Yankee's bullpen...another blown save! |
farnesworth is a bum, and mariano is done. He needs to develop a change or a curve. He's not fooling anyone with his slowing cutter.
Posted by ludawg23 on May-08-2007 02:48:
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Originally posted by jerZ07002
farnesworth is a bum, and mariano is done. He needs to develop a change or a curve. He's not fooling anyone with his slowing cutter. |
I don't understand what's wrong with Farnsworth. He's got great stuff yet he cannot put it all together. I remember 3-4 years back when they signed him and there were talks about him eventually taking over for Mo.
Posted by trunks1022 on May-08-2007 02:54:
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Originally posted by jerZ07002
farnesworth is a bum, and mariano is done. He needs to develop a change or a curve. He's not fooling anyone with his slowing cutter. |
i thought he was working on a changeup during spring training. (mariano that is)
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