SlinkyRedfoot
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i remember matt youngs similar game like it was yesterday.
April 15, 1991 Cleveland Indians at Boston Red Sox Box Score and Play by Play | Baseball-Reference.com
Good fucking memory, though.
i remember matt youngs similar game like it was yesterday.
April 15, 1991 Cleveland Indians at Boston Red Sox Box Score and Play by Play | Baseball-Reference.com
dick.Good fucking memory, though.
dick.
oh, i thought you meant "oh, what a good memory"I won't argue with you there, but I was serious. I think it would take a good memory to remember that.
Young wasn't some remarkable pitcher who's name would be on the tip of someone's tongue, and that game was 24 years ago.
oh, i thought you meant "oh, what a good memory"
I'm really wishing we woulda hung on to him and paid him what he wanted, now. Oi vey.Interesting matchup between Boston and Toronto this afternoon. Buehrle was outstanding in June. Porcello was not.
I'm really wishing we woulda hung on to him and paid him what he wanted, now. Oi vey.
Our fng owner, Reinsdork, is a cheapass who was lookin to trim and go youth. Never wants to spend $$$ in the right place.I thought letting him walk was stupid. Dude's a horse. He's averaged 217 IP over the last fourteen years of typically well above average pitching. That's just sick.
Painful. Although Hunter has been mashing recently. Maybe you can get something out of the crackhead too, now that he's back.
My outfield started with Stanton, Harper and Myers. I was lucky to trade Myers a week before he announced surgery, then Stanton broke his hand. This week I started Harper, Melky and Michael fucking Taylor.
LMAO
Sox had john henry in the booth as porcello is getting clobbered…very awkward. It was near silent, til encarnacion hit a moon shot, to which henry said (and I quote) “so that’s what a hanging breaking ball looks like?”
I'm really wishing we woulda hung on to him and paid him what he wanted, now. Oi vey.
buehrle is a guy i always would want on my team.
horse.
Assuming the Yankees are current on Arod's pay, if he quit today, the Yankees wouldn't have to pay him anything.
However, if they did owe him, and agreed to suspend payments for ten years, then spread the principal and 8% APR over a 25-year loan, yes, the payments would be enormous. The Yankees wouldn't do that, though, because they're not retarded.
Dewwwwwwd ... you needn't remind me of that hot garbage. I fng hated that contract with Sanks. Hell, his brother, Jordan, prolly coulda pitched better than him.They let Buehrle sign with the Marlins @ 4ys/$58MM so that they could sign John Danks @ 5ys/$65MM.
In the following full seasons:
John Danks: 129 IP/Season - 4.88 ERA - 82 ERA+
Mark Buehrle: 203 IP/Season - 3.76 ERA - 107 ERA+
Ryan Hanigan set to return. Can only hope that means the end of the Sandy Leon era.
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You and I hated that deal when it happened and had to endure endless bashing from everyone who said how great Porcello was. He's a shitty Derek Lowe.
I dunno. They DID give $160m to Jason Giambi once. The extensions for Sabathia and Arod were also terrible.