What's the scoop with Felix Hernandez?
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Re: What's the scoop with Felix Hernandez?
And another.
He may not be the best pitcher in the American League at this very moment...but he has the best stuff in the league...easily.
He throws 96-98....One of the best curveball's in the game and one of the best change-ups.
He attacks the hitters like Pedro and has incredible presence on the mound. He throws effortless.
And like the poster above said, he's not even allowed to throw his best pitch....his slider. It's Kerry Wood like.....which is why they won't let him.
He better not throw over 100 pitches, and obviously there's always that chance of injury.....
Long live King Felix.
As I said, you didn't look very hard.
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And, as I said, your panties are in a twist over what one Mariners fan has said and even these statements aren't remotely like what you're ascribing to "Mariners fans". No one, including keRplunk, has said that Felix is the best ever, will cure cancer, or deserves to be in the HOF at the age of 21. In fact, what I've been reading from most M's fans here is that Felix has great potential but has yet to prove himself. So if you want to get into a pissing match with keRplunk about his opinions about Felix then do it directly based on what he actually says instead of making up nonsensical crap that no one is saying and ascribing it to Mariners fans.Comment
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BTW, to make you happy.
This is after 1 start. In which he went 5 innings.
http://forums.operationsports.com/vB...d.php?t=135372
My main premise was, a 19 year old kid shouldn't be able to do that. His stuff was legit, so by the time he's 21-23 years old...who knows where he would be. And thanks for actually looking that stuff up, good memories.
Oh, and what's funny, a couple years later...David Ortiz and Curt Schilling are saying things like I was...except they are even more superfluous.Last edited by keRplunK; 04-17-2007, 01:58 AM.Comment
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Re: What's the scoop with Felix Hernandez?
And, as I said, your panties are in a twist over what one Mariners fan has said and even these statements aren't remotely like what you're ascribing to "Mariners fans". No one, including keRplunk, has said that Felix is the best ever, will cure cancer, or deserves to be in the HOF at the age of 21. In fact, what I've been reading from most M's fans here is that Felix has great potential but has yet to prove himself. So if you want to get into a pissing match with keRplunk about his opinions about Felix then do it directly based on what he actually says instead of making up nonsensical crap that no one is saying and ascribing it to Mariners fans.Comment
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You really going to act like this wasn't another troll attempt with a straight face.Comment
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Just admit it, you're as big a homer as they come. Nothing wrong with that of course, but it makes you look a bit foolish when you try to appear unbiased.Member of The OS Baseball Rocket Scientists AssociationComment
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I haven't backtracked an inch. You didn't provide a single quote that backed up anything you claimed.
Are M's fans excited about the kid? Sure. Why wouldn't they be? Does Felix have the best stuff in the game? That's debatable, although some baseball people think he's close. What's not debatable is that he's the best pitcher ever or would never give up a hit or should be annointed to the HOF at this point in his career because no one is saying that. You're making that stuff up on your own.Comment
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I haven't backtracked an inch. You didn't provide a single quote that backed up anything you claimed.
Are M's fans excited about the kid? Sure. Why wouldn't they be? Does Felix have the best stuff in the game? That's debatable, although some baseball people think he's close. What's not debatable is that he's the best pitcher ever or would never give up a hit or should be annointed to the HOF at this point in his career because no one is saying that. You're making that stuff up on your own.Comment
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Not to say Trevor is better than Rivera. As I said earlier, Rivera is the best that I have ever seen. (Gagne had the best season I have ever seen).
But to say Hoffman is overrated. Just some numbers
Hoffman Lifetime: ERA 2.70, Saves: 484, Blownsaves: 56, BAA: .207, K/9: 9.80, BB/9: 3.87. OPS: .597
Rivera: ERA. 2.30, Saves: 413, Blown Saves: 55, BAA: .213, K/9: 7.99, BB/9: 3.45, OPS: .558
Don't see how Hoffman is overrated.Comment
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Re: What's the scoop with Felix Hernandez?
I felt at the time he was going to be the best pitcher in the game at some point. I still do. I'm not sure exactly when that will happen. At this point I'm waiting, I'm hoping he's going to fulfill his potential this year. And yes, I feel like he has the best stuff in the game.
"you're as big a homer as they come."
That's laughable. I have been a bit biased at times though, like anyone.
When it comes: Ken Griffey Jr. (One of the greatest players ever) , Shawn Kemp (in his prime could outplay Karl Malone), Koren Robinson (I really thought he was going to turn the corner) , Superbowl XL (enough said) , Mariners 95' (just an amazing season).
I'll think up some more.
But at this point, there really aren't many players that I'm behind in the Seattle sports scene.
The Mariners and Sonics are poorly constructed. And Matt Hasselbeck made some decisions in that Bears game that I still can't believe, they are getting old, and probably only have one more shot at getting back.Last edited by keRplunK; 04-17-2007, 02:23 AM.Comment
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