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  1. jerichoholicninja
    I thought it was actually pretty good. Punk is by far the best at being a heel WWE has right now.
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    Madson had TJ before the start of last season. It would be very surprising if he's not ready to go by the start of this season
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    No, and especially not for Ramirez.
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    Until he gets brought up to be generic guy #425 and released within a year.
  5. jerichoholicninja
    Safeco had a Wrestlemania. I wouldn't think Safeco could fit that many more people than Miller Park.
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    This is something that really needs to be considered when talking about the DH. You're making a team fill a new position, not just messing with the batting order. Yes, you could just rotate guys in and out but you know the big money teams are going to sign big hitters who have no business being in the field to be their DH.
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    Richie had some serious shoulder problems. Corey's not a bastion of health either but he's not as bad as Sexon was at the end.
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    I've seen it reported multiple times on MLB Trade Rumors. Unless it's a 1 or 2 year deal I hope it's not true.
  9. jerichoholicninja
    What about prospect for prospect? Peralta or Thornburg and some lesser prospect for Bauer.
  10. jerichoholicninja
    That would be awesome but I don't think Milwaukee's a big enough market for it. Although, being close to Chicago does help.
  11. jerichoholicninja
    I like this Olmsted guy's stats as much as everyone else does but there's a reason he's been with 2 organizations and hasn't made it above Double A in 5 pro seasons. I don't know what it is but there is a reason.
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    I was thinking about that too. His contract is very reasonable, $5 million for 1 season, and the Mets shouldn't ask for an absurd return with him only having one year left.
  13. jerichoholicninja
    Tim Howard, Ron Hextall, and Evgeny Nabokov say hello! I find something beautiful about a pitcher's complete inability to hit a baseball. On one side of the ball they can be so dominant, making elite hitters flail. But, give them a bat and they look entirely ordinary. Having all players contribute on both sides of the playing field is one of the reasons baseball is so unique. (Oh, and for the record, I love watching kickers try to tackle a return man. That's probably the closest comparison in American sports to watching pitchers hit. Either that or watching Shaq try to hit a three pointer.) Or watching Shaq try and make a free throw. But I agree with you completely. I love watching a pitcher try and hit. Having a pitcher that is even somewhat competent with the bat is a huge advantage for a team and makes the game much more interesting and fun to watch. Heck, in 2011 the Brewers practically had a DH when Yo, Greinke, and Wolf were at the plate.
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    MLB rules are you can only DH for the pitcher. In high school and college and probably everywhere else you can DH for anyone but not in MLB.
  15. jerichoholicninja
    No to full time DH. Yes, to DH in the AL but not in the NL.
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    Thank you!
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    These aren't my own words but I think they do a great job of getting the point across. The museum will be forced to leave their current building on April 1 of 2013. They need funds for a new permanent location to house their collection, which is the largest in the world. Any way you can help would be appreciated. The Hamilton Manufacturing Company built the city of Two Rivers and was known around the world for the wood type and printing equipment it produced. The company has been bought and sold many times through the years and unfortunately the factory closed a few months ago and the current owners are selling the property. I do not work there but I am very close to the people that do. If you have any questions, I'll offer as much information as I can. This is a huge piece of Wisconsin history and it needs all the help it can get.
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    At this point he's one of those guys who is going to bounce around from organization to organization the rest of his career. Might not be a bad bullpen pickup on a minor league deal.
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    Dempster is Canadian and a former Ranger. He'll be a Brewer. Book it.
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    This is the same organization that gave Gil Meche $10 million a year. Regardless, free agent starting pitching is always expensive.
  21. jerichoholicninja
    I'm pretty sure that has more to do with him being terrible at playing defense than not being able to handle pressure. I can remember him coming through in quite a few games when we needed him in the years he was here.
  22. jerichoholicninja
    The MLB competes with nothing during the summer for ratings. Once you get to the playoffs, there are college football and NFL and new primetime shows. I can understand regular season ratings being high because it's the only game in town.
  23. jerichoholicninja
    You're all thinking too hard. People just don't care about baseball. If any New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago is in the World Series next year the ratings will go up just because they have a larger fan base. But really this is all about people not caring about baseball. That powers that be need to just come to accept it and stop trying to do things to "spice up" the playoffs or any other parts of the game.
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    I expected something gaudy and ridiculous but I like that. It's simple and straight forward.
  25. jerichoholicninja
    A-Rod was the best player in baseball for about a decade. Prince is a superstar but no where near where A-Rod was at his peak. Most of the blame can go to the fact that he plays for the Yankees. Unless your name is Derek Jeter you have to hit about .400 in the playoffs to be considered a "clutch performer" in the playoffs.
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