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  1. TerraceReserved
    Now over the course of any particular season, factors such as run support, bullpen effectiveness (more so in the past 30 years) and luck play a part one way or another. Runs support, bullpen, and luck play a HUGE role in a pitchers win/loss record. Why acknowledge that and and then say this: When your teams "ace" only wins 12 games Sheets had absolutely no control over his win total. A pitchers job is to let up as little runs as possible. Sheets did that, and he happened to do it very well. Unfortunately for him, the offense and bullpen didn't do well behind him. Why would someone still use wins to judge a pitcher when the stats flaws are so obvious?
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    Wow, he's a smart guy, using W/L to judge pitchers and being completely wrong. Is it that tough for a for a radio show (or ESPN for that matter) to get a guy that actually knows what he's talking about?
  3. TerraceReserved
    Scrubs The Office
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    National Tour. Snow in October is a close second, and if those could be combined it'd be pretty cool.
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    I'd be in for the casual league. As far as sites go, Yahoo would just fine.
  6. TerraceReserved
    That is a very well orchestrated and perfectly executed prank right there. Good stuff.
  7. TerraceReserved
    So you'd rather have Vargas and his low 90's fastball? And as others have mentioned, he's an upper 80's guy anyway.
  8. TerraceReserved
    I think if anything, Braun slugging 62 points higher in the majors than minors indicates he is due for a regression, largely due to his unsustainable numbers against lefties..
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    Really? What you're saying is more HR = not as many wins. We only won 83 games becuase of a poor OBP and a terrible defense. And situational hitting? RISP: 106 OPS+ Men On Base: 103 OPS+ 2 outs, RISP: 105 OPS+ Late and Close: 118 OPS+ Our situational hitting and performance in close games was above average.
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    I agree. Pitch f/x has so many opportunites, like pitcher/hitter evaluations, and more broad questions about different pitches and stuff. The work done by John Walsh at THT has been particularly fascinating.
  11. TerraceReserved
    I agree. Pitch f/x has so many opportunites, like pitcher/hitter evaluations, and more broad questions about different pitches and stuff. The work done by John Walsh at THT has been particularly fascinating.
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    Dillon does walk better, that's for sure. But when Billy is swinging the bat well he's knocking the ball to right all the time.
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    Actually, with the Cubs last year he had a .362 OBP, and from August on a .372 OBP. I don't think it's unrealistic to expect a .350ish OBP next year.
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    Start Cameron regardless. Streaks have been shown to have little to no carry over effect for future performance. If at the All-Star break Dillon has been hammering for the entire half season and Cameron has been flailing, then maybe that would warrant a change. (hart to cf, dillon to right of course)
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    Lucky. What's keeping me going is in a March I'm heading down to Arizona for a week. 70 degrees, sunny, and watching spring training. I can hardly wait.
  16. TerraceReserved
    Listening to Jim and Bob, the taste of brats grilled outside MP, and playing some baseball.
  17. TerraceReserved
    Contrary to other systems, THT projections ahve the Brewers winning the NL Central.
  18. TerraceReserved
    Thanks B19, it's much appreciated.
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    Full league, I'd go with Hanley Ramirez. For the Brewers, Hart or Gallardo, but imo after this year there's a good chance it will be Rickie.
  20. TerraceReserved
    Vin Scully is the man.
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    ohhh, nice one ajay. I like it. I also think one with WOAHS SOLVDD would be pretty cool.
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    I don't think Prince should be signed long term. As much as I like him and as good as he is, he's gonna cost a butt-load of money, and even more with Boras. It's gonna be more important to lock up one Weeks and Hart, as they'll be cheaper and get us more bang for our buck. Signing both of them probably won't happen, but maybe Doug can work something out.
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    Winter is bugging me.
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    I disagree. In the links rluz proved, MGL had this to say: 2006: AL leads 128 to 75. That is quite an impressive record, even in "only" 203 games. One standard deviation due to chance alone is almost seven wins. Given that the American League is 26.5 wins over .500, it is nearly impossible that the two leagues are currently equal (or that the NL is better) in overall talent. I think that those 203 games and the 242 in the year before when the AL dominated also are a large enough sample to work with.
  25. TerraceReserved
    I've never been a huge fan of fish, and salmon really didn't click with me. I do enjoy eating cod, though.
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