5/7 - 5/13 Game Discussion Thread
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The drug abuse was his fault, his demons, but the fact remains that he was away from baseball smoking crack for the better part of four years... To come back and do what he's done is beyond remarkable. It's something that I doubt anyone will ever see again. Not the drugs... But the time missed and the level he has played at since getting his life on track. It will be something that I tell my grandchildren about.
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Re: 5/7 - 5/13 Game Discussion Thread
You do realize there was once a guy who hit more than 700 home runs and also has the highest OPS in the history of the game at 1.164. This same guy also won almost 100 games as a pitcher and sports a career ERA of 2.28 and a career WHIP of 1.15 in over 1200 innings pitched.
What about that guy?Comment
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Re: 5/7 - 5/13 Game Discussion Thread
Josh Hamilton in one night hit 1 quarter of the Padres team HRs so far this season.Eat your hearts out Padres fans...
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Re: 5/7 - 5/13 Game Discussion Thread
It could be worse. You could have Bobby V as your manager.ACCSportsNation.com - A Tradition Of Excellence...Then, Now, And Always!Comment
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Ever?
You do realize there was once a guy who hit more than 700 home runs and also has the highest OPS in the history of the game at 1.164. This same guy also won almost 100 games as a pitcher and sports a career ERA of 2.28 and a career WHIP of 1.15 in over 1200 innings pitched.
What about that guy?
If modern baseball didn't put such an emphasis both financially and stragically on being a one way player I'm sure there would be others with the talent of that guy to be as good on the mound as they were at the dish.Comment
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I think that Farrell does a fair job at being an in-game manager it's the other stuff he's a bit weak at. You'd think he'd consult Wakamatsu and Butterfield about some of those long term kind of managerial decisions but I have a feeling he doesn't really consult them on that but rather leans on them for the in game managerial stuff.Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
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I didn't see this earlier but I don't think Farrell is all that bad. I do think he has a bit too much faith in Cordero and Lind isn't THAT bad though his bat is not fit to be in the 4th slot right now but his career numbers tells us he should be good at it. I'm not so upset about his lineup as I am about his insistence on trotting Cordero out there for an automatic blown save.
I think that Farrell does a fair job at being an in-game manager it's the other stuff he's a bit weak at. You'd think he'd consult Wakamatsu and Butterfield about some of those long term kind of managerial decisions but I have a feeling he doesn't really consult them on that but rather leans on them for the in game managerial stuff.
My comment on Farrell was a little knee jerk. But he has handled the pen terribly the past two seasons.
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Ever?
You do realize there was once a guy who hit more than 700 home runs and also has the highest OPS in the history of the game at 1.164. This same guy also won almost 100 games as a pitcher and sports a career ERA of 2.28 and a career WHIP of 1.15 in over 1200 innings pitched.
What about that guy?
But when looking at pure baseball talent, I think Hamilton is above Ruth and that's not me taking anything away from the Babe... I just think no one has had a better all around skill set than Josh Hamilton. It's my opinion and I could definitely be wrong.Comment
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