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  1. ashbury
    No, Rosario effected the play. The Kid would've affected it. / sorry, can't help it
  2. ashbury
    There goes the no-hitter.
  3. ashbury
    "Base hits on 0-2 pitches, leaving the starting pitcher in to save the bullpen, and those kids on my lawn, OH MY!"
  4. ashbury
    Add one teaspoon of sewage to a bottle of wine, and you have sewage. Add one teaspoon of wine to a bottle of sewage, and you still have sewage. Not sure that's relevant, but there it is.
  5. ashbury
    Sounds a bit coeer to me.
  6. ashbury
    It's still the first half of the game?
  7. ashbury
    Terry Ryan had a quote a few months ago that a big thing about pro baseball is that it's played every day. He stated that there are some players who'd be in the HOF, if only the games were played once a week. Or, something to that effect.
  8. ashbury
    Pretty fair route to the ball by Hicks. Probably a routine CF out, but easy to see someone making it into something other....
  9. ashbury
    Looking forward to the posthumous accolades. BRB, have to go check the oven...
  10. ashbury
    Big Pelf having success with the splitter, another good omen.
  11. ashbury
    In a sense true of every player ever born, of course.
  12. ashbury
    Oman, that's heavy.
  13. ashbury
    Where it comes to Mike Pelfrey, is striking out the side in the first a good omen or bad? 0-0 after 1. CBU.
  14. ashbury
    Chicken, natch. / as opposed to chicken scratch
  15. ashbury
    Nah. Big Pelf's got this.
  16. ashbury
    Good save.
  17. ashbury
    23. Molitor's starting lineup fails to make use of this golden opportunity.
  18. ashbury
    Since it's the minors, probably should be on one of those single-serving boxes.
  19. ashbury
    Good game summary.
  20. ashbury
    Tommy Tresh. Jason Bay. Ian Desmond. Steve Lombardozzi Jr.
  21. ashbury
    Just like legions of young players before him...
  22. ashbury
    OTOH that may turn out to be his entire career allotment.
  23. ashbury
    I dunno, Brian. Stop having them, and it could prove fatal. Maybe moderation is the key. One birthday every 5 or 6 years?
  24. ashbury
    Hip hip.
  25. ashbury
    This kind of aggregate stat line always drives me nuts. Obscured by this is the fact that EE was always young for his league. E.g. he was a regular in AAA at age 22. Back when the discussion of interest was Florimon versus Escobar, an age by age comparison of their minor league stats built a strong circumstantial case that Pedro was doomed to be inadequate at the plate, while Eduardo was on a track (if he kept improving with age and experience) to hit sufficiently to hold a job. Also obscuring the issue was that Chicago somehow totally screwed him up for one season, by bringing him up to the majors prematurely. Now, I remained concerned even recently that his numbers might not hold up if he played every day - he's not a real big guy. Lately I'm finally convinced. The rest of the article here is more about the fundamentals, and is of typically high quality, but this one line early-on bothered me.
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