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  1. ashbury
    I clicked Like but really would prefer to wait a few more innings with a more substantial lead to conclude this. / especially after the way the top of the second went
  2. ashbury
    Someone ask RocketPig to implement a Meh button alongside the Like.
  3. ashbury
    Gentlemen? Who came in unannounced?
  4. ashbury
    Anyone thinking 3 runs is going to be enuf?
  5. ashbury
    Also funny because you had Gardy as manager, rather than some random potted plant to fill the role. / wait, I forgot I still like Gardy, mostly
  6. ashbury
    And the inning ends with a Hicks strikeout. Failed to see that coming. Still a crooked number in the first, and Cy Deduno on the mound. Promising beginning.
  7. ashbury
    Bilateral, you're saying?
  8. ashbury
    And our RF platoon also comes through in the bottom of the first. Plus, the third-string catcher who shouldn't be up gets a base knock.
  9. ashbury
    Then you owe us some Comedy Gold on that one too.
  10. ashbury
    / pssst. that was the corny one
  11. ashbury
    OK, I reconsidered and I guess I owe you one. Q: Why are umpires fat? I'll save the corny answer for later in the game after you've delivered the gems we know you're capable of.
  12. ashbury
    How y'all like our #2 hitter now?
  13. ashbury
    It's only scheduled for nine innings.
  14. ashbury
    Shoulda led off with one 'a the good ones, then, my brother.
  15. ashbury
    Bzzt. Survey says: They both wear a glove on one hand for no obvious reason. / an oldie, I know, you were just playing along / and, while I was typing, Doumsie snares a liner hit his way
  16. ashbury
    Aaaaaand... we're off.
  17. ashbury
    Q: What do Ryan Doumit in RF and Michael Jackson have in common? (Or, "did", I guess I should say.) / keep it clean, guys
  18. ashbury
    ISWYDT tm
  19. ashbury
    Here's a question for the would-be scouts (or any real ones ). What do you look for in someone being used as a reliever, that suggests he'll have the stamina and durability to start? I'm not talking about having a starter's mix of pitches and stuff, but just the ability to go 6 or 7 or more when his stuff is working.
  20. ashbury
    Connecting the loss on waivers of a AAA center fielder to a major league pitching coach is a leap I just don't quite have the intellect to follow you in, my brother.
  21. ashbury
    You have him batting 9th. Does not compute.
  22. ashbury
    Colabello struck out in 6 of 11 plate appearances. The Twins got their feelgood story and ran with it as far as actual playing ability allowed. Any team would send a guy to AAA with that kind of a track record. / but but but... I forgot about Aaron Hicks
  23. ashbury
    OPS being an apples+oranges stat, it sorta works (when it works) for typical cases but can fall down when applied to extreme cases. Which Hicks, an extreme work-in-progress, is. The man's season can be broken down into "eras" that stand out even when accounting for SSS. First was the "can't recognize a pitcher's out-pitch" era for two weeks, followed by "base on balls 50% of the time because no one is fool enough to throw him three strikes" for a week, followed by an era of making some useful contact, followed by this current era of ten games where for some reason he has gotten *zero* walks. In one sense, you have to add these all up into one "season" - it is what it is. But for trying to get a bead on this guy? We're just not there yet. Because he's just not there yet. An OPS is either going to be cherry-picking of one of his "eras" or else a hopeless mishmash of two or more eras that give you very little predictive power for thinking about what to do with him.
  24. ashbury
    I would guess it means either he was joshing with Seth, or else is in a small minority who aren't fans. Either way, meh.
  25. ashbury
    Yeah, those guys never won any pennants.
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