topper09er
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Shaw!?!? We are trying to win a division. If someone is not going to make the playoff roster they should not be starting these last 4 games. Well now at least he will get 3 hits since I posted this. -
With all the recent Cub choking they may play better after they are eliminated and the pressure is off. They will want revenge on the Cards. I want us to clinch over them and am rooting for that until it happens. Hopefully the Pirates can muster 1 respectable game
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"Josh is our closer. Freddy is our 8th inning guy. Burnsie is our 7th inning guy. That's how we work." "Chacin is one of the guys that got us here" "Shaw is our guy" "I will bring in Alex Claudio to face Pat Burrell every chance I get"
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Michael Jordan Lyles with another great outing
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nice Grace is #1 Biggio is #3
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Nope Oh well. I went for the low hanging fruit. Speaking of Gwynn, he actually finished 4th for most hits in the 90s, surprisingly I think. Can you name the 3 players with more base hits from 1990-1999 1. 1754 H 2. 1747 H 3. 1728 H 4. 1713 H Gwynn
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Nice got them all. Who was the only San Diego MVP winner in franchise history? ken caminiti but it got stripped didn't it? Yes it was Caminiti. I don't think any award has ever been stripped away in MLB history. I was going to give the hint that the player was now dead to trick everyone into Gwynn but you guys got it quickly.
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Nope
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In the 1800s there was a strategy called the "fair-foul bunt" when the rule was that they counted as fair balls if they first landed fair, so players would try to have the bunt roll towards a dugout making it harder to field. Then they changed the rule so the bunt has to stay fair to be in play, so players would attempts many bunts really close to the line with many going foul causing ABs to last forever, so they added the rule about the 3rd foul strike = out.
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Nice got them all. Who was the only San Diego MVP winner in franchise history?
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Nice got Davis. The other one left is a HOFer
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Randy Jones 1976 correct. He has the most IP for the Padres franchise
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peavy is the only one i can think off off the top of my head Yes. Peavy 2007 Others were from 1989 1978 1976
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I may have asked this before but I think its a pretty good trivia question. The Padres have 4 Cy Young winners, all pitchers with 5 letter last names. Can you name them?
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Braun sitting at 399 career doubles
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Uke on the call....so us poor working stiffs may need significant commentary from those actually watching
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I find it crazy that no one seems to care about this yet using steroids makes you the biggest criminal of all-time. This player had the muscles in his arm artificially improved with a surgery in a provable way with his velocity, yet no problem. How is this not considered cheating? Artificially gain some unquantifiable advantage from whatever Braun took, suspended.
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Shaw should never play, period. Official lineup is posted: 1. Trent Grisham (L) CF 2. Yasmani Grandal (S) C 3. Mike Moustakas (L) 3B 4. Keston Hiura ® 2B 5. Eric Thames (L) 1B 6. Ben Gamel (L) RF 7. Cory Spangenberg (L) LF 8. Orlando Arcia ® SS 9. Adrian Houser ® P
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Braun has a higher OPS than Goldschmidt
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Minor thing to cheer for is Rendon to cool off so Yelich wins the batting title again. Yeli at .329, right now Rendon is .331 after an 0-2 start today
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2019 Standings and Playoff Races Discussion
topper09er replied to Eye Black's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
I think it would be pretty awesome to win the division in a game 163 playoff @ Cubs and then @Cards in back-to-back seasons. -
Senators win
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No Hiura in the starting lineup. Hopefully soon
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How far back does the count data go? I thought it was only through the 80s around where your results stop.
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You know, Yeli might still win the MVP
topper09er replied to The stache's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
One with an * is Bagwell in 94, he suffered a season ending injury in mid August but the strike then ended the season pretty soon after. He had 116 RBIs and 8.2 WAR in 110 games. I'm not sure on the details of Kirk Gibson in '88, he won the MVP while playing 150 games and he did play the entire NLCS, but of course just 1 WS AB
