topper09er
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Everything posted by topper09er
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Horrible 0-2 pitch right down the middle. Soria needs to be pulled -
We are going to need Hader for Blackmon, was he warming up?
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Same thing they did with Logan, he was on the ropes but CC uses him with a lead and he gets shelled
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Last time I checked his ERA is still above 13
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Windmill fail
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Shaw was previously 2 for 16 with the bases loaded.
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Rule 5.02a, you must have a catcher. Also without a catcher very short bunts would be a free hit
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Games like this with infielders pitching makes our season run differential a little less meaningful
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Now we go
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Well sorry for assuming, cool stat As I post this I am looking at a 1959 Topps baseball card of Jackie Jensen that describes on the back his 1958 MVP season. I see Jackie Jensen retired because he was afraid of flying, interesting. Also the Cubs lost, and Albers ERA is now 5.7
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It’s not impossible for someone like me who was around in the 50’s. Their MVP was a guy who came up with the Yankees about the same time as Mickey Mantle and was later traded to the Sox. He was known at the time as the only guy to play in both the World Series and the Rose Bowl. He probably still holds that distinction. ETA- As others have said while I was posting this, it was Jackie Jensen. Well sorry for assuming, cool stat
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My favorite Jimmie Foxx stat is that he was a .300 hitter for literally his entire career. started 1-1 and went 6-9 as a 17 year old. By the time he was 20 he was hitting .323 and finished .325 at age 37
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Yup it was Foxx in 38. In the 1940s, Ted Williams accomplished each of these things in different seasons: hit .400 Win triple crown Win triple crown Win MVP Win MVP Kill Nazis Kill Nazis Kill Nazis
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Fred Lynn yes, still considered (by me) to be the only Rookie to win the MVP. Ichiro was not really a rookie. Bobby Doerr no, the 1950s winner was Jackie Jensen in 1958
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Yes, can you get the other one?
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Correct 67, triple crown
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Since its a blowout, who won the MVP for the Red Sox in the 80s, 70s and 60s? (the 1950s winner is impossible)
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I'm pretty sure Manny and total guess of nomar? Didn't Mo Vaughn win it? Yup Mo Vaughn, 95. Totally undeserved, but he led the league in RBIs. A fact that helped give 2 MVPs to Juan Gonzalez.
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Pedroia won. That must be the one in the 2000s, though I can't believe it was that long ago. It was Pedroia in 2008, not Manny or Nomar in the 90s
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Mookie Betts went 4-4 with 2 walks. I hope he can win the MVP so the Red Sox can continue their streak of the only team to win an MVP every decade since the modern MVP started in 1931. Can you name their MVP from the 2000s and 1990s?
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We have had scoring chances several times already tonight, just haven't come thought. Jesus ripped one with RISP. If we don't give the Dodgers 5 outs the game is closer too.
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I thought the little league world series starts later in August?
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Markakis 0-3 so far, Yelich back on top of the batting race. Cubs losing to the Fathers 1-3 in the 6th
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Whenever we get Puig out on a nice play that whole team should start dancing
