so your saying this insanity is totally "normal"...1st time ever in MLB history w FIVE yes 5 HR in extra innings...zero correlation ok...that's your stance....is what it is...I feel there is a correlation....Originally Posted by lakerboy
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10-30-17 02:22 PM #71
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10-30-17 02:24 PM #72
I think it sounds a lot more like a excuse for pitchers choking. Are balls little different last few years? I mean it very possible but there also other very valid reasons for the spike in homers. Huge philosophy changes have taken place as everyone willing to strikeout in name of power and launch angle. Blaming the balls doesn't hold water when we saw dominate pitching in game 1 and game 2 until very late. Did they give the pens different balls than the starters in game 2? Cause both starters pitched very well. Did McCullers and peacock have different balls in game 3? I think a combination of Stros hitters having lots of looks at doyers pen and that pen maybe a little worn down is a much more plausible explanation but that doesn't suite the pitchers well so it excuse time. Stros pen just garbage anyways, I'm sure Giles would love to tell us they change to the slick juiced balls every appearance he has made these playoffs!! Originally Posted by PaperTrail07
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10-30-17 02:25 PM #73
One thing the stros keep proving is that over time they wear out great pitchers cause they have great contact hitters. They made the Yankees bullpen look like shit in games 6/7.
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10-30-17 02:27 PM #74
He was only at 80 pitches or something though and basically cruising, Seager drilled a two out bomb after a walk. I think he'll throw 100 no matter what unless he gets into real trouble and that'll be good 6-7IP. Then McCullers can get the rest. Originally Posted by JIBBBY
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10-30-17 02:27 PM #75
If it was not pitchers on both sides, I would agree....Darvish saying the same shit as Houston pitchers..HOWEVER I do agree w what you have said as well.....its a combination of everything.....lil compound interest adding up and just getting to them...
Originally Posted by 2daBank
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10-30-17 02:28 PM #76
There is NO DOUBT about that.....Gurriel has been on straight FIRE for about a month
Originally Posted by lakerboy
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10-30-17 02:37 PM #77
Darvish another guy that in desperate need of a excuse after that pathetic performance he had. I don't doubt the balls been wound a little tighter or whatever, I do doubt that they all a sudden any different for the World Series than they been all season. I didn't hear any of this from doyers pitchers while they were carving up the NL playoffs! Originally Posted by PaperTrail07
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10-30-17 02:39 PM #78
Keuchel is nowhere near the pitcher that Kershaw is Originally Posted by JIBBBY
no surprise he is getting hit
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10-30-17 02:47 PM #79
I've never bought into keuchal being considered a legit ace (that has cost me plenty of times, lol), don't get me wrong he very good pitcher just doesn't have true ace stuff. Still don't like him and think whenever he gets a ump not giving him generous k-zone he can be had. Originally Posted by JAKEPEAVY21
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10-30-17 02:51 PM #80
one thing we will NOT be hearing in a few days.....
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10-30-17 03:04 PM #81
he had a great season followed by a complete dud(around 6.00 ERA) and then anther good season this year. So he is inconsistent and does not have great stuff, he is more of a crafty lefty. Never been high on him and I certainly wouldn't want him on the mound with the season on the line. Originally Posted by 2daBank
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10-30-17 03:22 PM #82
I mean to BLINDLY tell a difference is insanity IMO.....this is a baseball RIGHT? am I off here? Its the one consistent thing you MUST have...their outing is their outing, I really don't think Yu is an excuse type of guy....he is humble and admit he got shelled...while also SAYING the balls mad it tough to pitch....
Originally Posted by 2daBank
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10-30-17 03:22 PM #83
Also....its strictly the WS ball from what ive read....not the NL playoffs balls...
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10-30-17 03:23 PM #84
As solid as any pitcher THIS year....it's all what you can do for me NOW...I mean penetrate....a large # of analysts wrote Verlander off years ago in Det......
Originally Posted by JAKEPEAVY21
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10-30-17 03:32 PM #85
I didn't read all the comments but he's not a fraud
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10-30-17 03:52 PM #86
Darvish is garbage.. Probably the weakest link of all the Dodger starters.. You can't trust him...
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10-30-17 03:55 PM #87
Astros small fav at lad..
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10-30-17 03:56 PM #88
I love fading Darvish............
I wondered WTF LA saw in him.............
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10-30-17 04:01 PM #89
if i was Verlander, the ball would be extra slick, as no doubt I'd still have liquid KY on my hands from having buried it in Kate's ass in between innings..... Originally Posted by lakerboy
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10-30-17 04:04 PM #90
Originally Posted by JIBBBY
i agree.... those slanty eye asians can be tricky.....
ps.... after I quit laffing at that damn gif again, I kind of noticed the hottie on her knees.... is she pretending to be a f'n geisha girl bobbin' on a knob???
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10-30-17 04:19 PM #91
His arm always gets tired. Originally Posted by face
I still can't put CK in Randy Johnson's class.
In 2001 he shutout that Yankee lineup in game 2, not just any shutout, a complete game 3 hit shutout.
Then in game 6 bitch slapped the Yankees again, then just for shits and giggles, as if saving Arizona's ass the night before wasn't enough, comes in relief to get the final four outs on zero days rest as Luis Gonzales wins it with a walk off hump back single in game 7.
"Pitch count? I don't need no stinking pitch count, I'm Randy fukking Johnson, the Big Unit"
That's clutch people,Last edited by stevenash; 10-30-17 at 04:22 PM.
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10-30-17 04:26 PM #92
Steve Kershaw is a pussy. It's playingt and simple. Johnson would have closed the door last night. Originally Posted by stevenash
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10-30-17 04:30 PM #93
not sure who steve kershaw is, but so long as we're slammin' all of them, I never cared for this mother fukker either.....
trying to act all sexy and shit....
probably dislike him more ever since I broke my fukkin' finger when one of his crappiest songs, some shit called "verdalia" or some shit like that, came on the fukkin' radio and it was so f'n bad I fukkin' punched the dashboard trying to hit the channel changer button.....
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10-30-17 04:54 PM #94
still don't trust his stuff in high leverage situations Originally Posted by PaperTrail07
he just doesn't miss enough bats for my liking
finesse guy
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10-30-17 05:05 PM #95
He's still a beast, and so was Peyton
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10-30-17 07:25 PM #96
Nolan Ryan 7 postseason starts. 2-2
Disaster in 80
Randy Johnson 16 postseason starts 7-9
3.50 era. 97 99 02 06. Disasters.
CK. GOAT and post season not that bad overall.
For comparison, best pitcher of 80s, Jack Morris- should be HOF, 13 post season starts, 8-4 included the greatest game ever, 91 game 7...10 inning shut out. In that game Tom Kelly went to the mound in the 8th to pull him for Steve Bedrosian. Morris told him to go Fukk himself. Kelly went back to the dugout....
....today players get suspended for making eye gestures or tweeting stuff. Just a different game, but Kershaws body of work-related even the post season, stands up to the greats.
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10-30-17 07:34 PM #97
LOL Sammy Kershaw Don't go Near Water playing in background here at 5 guys while typing that!
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10-30-17 07:58 PM #98
Originally Posted by PaperTrail07
Again man that sounds really convienient for them. I just don't buy for a minute they actually changed balls for World Series. A lot of ppl would have to be in on that, way too much risk of being exposed and destroying credibility for them to do that imo.. if this a conversation about how the balls more tightly wound all season that fine I believe that, actually claiming they changed them for only the World Series sounds like complete bs to me. Don't care how good of guys any of them "seem like", nobody above making excuses, clearly. Originally Posted by PaperTrail07
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10-30-17 10:57 PM #99
its odd I agree.....but also odd its even being mentioned..
Originally Posted by 2daBank
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10-30-17 11:14 PM #100
Game 5 was very odd...houston guy blows the game in 9th..chews gum like he's high
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10-31-17 12:27 AM #101
Let’s put aside that epic World Series game Jack Morris threw and let’s look at the entire body of work. Originally Posted by MinnesotaFats
He wasn’t 8-4, he was 7-4. His post season ERA was not good, 3.80.
His post season WH/IP was pedestrian, 1.24
You like the word disaster, what was a disaster was Morris’s post seasons with Toronto.
Here’s my list of pitchers with just as good post seasons as Morris.
Glavine, Smoltz, Pedro, Clemens, Randy Johnson, El Duque, Beckett, Pettitte, Hershiser, Schilling, Cliff Lee, and I can make a case for Mike Mussina.
Stop putting such an emphasis on wins.
Phil Hughes won 18 games once, he had a run support of 6.5 per start.
Ray Charles can win 18 games given 6 1/2 runs every start.
Jack Morris was a very good pitcher, but he was a compiler.
That’s not a bad thing, just in the 1980’s he made every start for 8 consecutive seasons, so you’re going to compile stats. And the only thing he led in the league was wins just once in 1981, and strikeouts in 1983.
He did not dominate his position, wins leader once and K leader once is not getting you in the Hall.
Neither is leading the league in Wild Pitches 6 times getting you into the Hall. Sorry with all those starts, league leader once in wins, and K’s is not Hall of Fame numbers.
Jack Morris was not the best pitcher of the 80’s.
i couldn’t stomach Doc Golden, but Morris was not Doc
Carlton won two Cy Young’s in the 80’s
Orel Hershiser was better, Clemens was clearly better, hell I can make a case for Saberhagen and if you look at it Dave Steib was just as good.Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: PAULYPOKER
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10-31-17 12:28 AM #102
WTF? Lol....................... Originally Posted by nyplayer33
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10-31-17 12:37 AM #103
You are a very odd man as well player Originally Posted by nyplayer33
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10-12-18 08:54 PM #104
Most overrated pitcher ever
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10-12-18 08:56 PM #105
I am done being a Clayton Kershaw apologist.
Fukk him.
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