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Omar 382
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I guess I don'tWithout exception, Omar, when a team does what it takes to win, it means they scored more runs than their opponent. Jesus. Do you even baseball?
I guess I don'tWithout exception, Omar, when a team does what it takes to win, it means they scored more runs than their opponent. Jesus. Do you even baseball?
I like the idea of a championship more, but I just find it interesting that's it's not nearly (or even usually) the best way to determine who was the best team (2008 excluded)Question: were the Rangers "lucky" in the regular season?
If a team can be considered lucky over the course of 160+ games with a tough schedule then at that point determining 'best' at any juncture becomes pure opinion.
Thats why Championships work better than 'best team'
Question: were the Rangers "lucky" in the regular season?
If a team can be considered lucky over the course of 160+ games with a tough schedule then at that point determining 'best' at any juncture becomes pure opinion.
Thats why Championships work better than 'best team'
That's Cedrique's ghost I think. He died two weeks ago, or at least, hasn't posted in two weeks on the Phillies board in two weeksAlso, why's it smell like ball sweat and ranch dressing in here?
You can get lucky in 162 games, but not 5 or 7?Yes, I think the Rangers had a fair amount of luck. If I'm remembering correctly, they had a +8 run differential on the entire season, and were something like 36-11 in one-run games.
I think you can still be "lucky" over the course of a 162 game season, but it's not going to happen nearly as much as it would during October.
As usual: "Yeah, no"Change the LDS to seven game series, and then you'd have almost an air tight case for claiming the champion is the best.
Can you not read?
Yes, I think the Rangers had a fair amount of luck. If I'm remembering correctly, they had a +8 run differential on the entire season, and were something like 36-11 in one-run games.
I think you can still be "lucky" over the course of a 162 game season, but it's not going to happen nearly as much as it would during October.
You can get lucky in 162 games, but not 5 or 7?
Can you not read?
Change the LDS to seven game series, and then you'd have almost an air tight case for claiming the champion is the best.
So to conclude, Slinky claimed you can get lucky in playoffs, but it's not as often as in the regular season, and I claimed it is just as likely if not more likely.
And you bore me.You are a retard.
WHERE THE FUCK DO YOU GET OFF TRYING TO SAY THE INDIANS WERE LUCKY?!?! THEY ATE THE RED SOX LUNCH, ASSHOLE. FUCK YOU!
Just kidding. I totally agree. If the Indians had been healthy heading into the playoffs, I'd probably have said the Red Sox and Blue Jays were "better teams." With the injuries, there's no question the Indians weren't better. However, when the rubber met the road, the 2016 Indians proved that they were real bad asses while the Red Sox and Blue Jays just went into their locker rooms and jerked each other off with shampoo. I'm okay with that.
And you bore me.