1. 10-12-10 11:09 PM #36
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    http://www.rotoworld.com/content/pla...rt=mlb&id=2528

    he's gone already not even in the postseason roster
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  2. 10-12-10 11:10 PM #37
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    them dang ole rangers
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  3. 10-12-10 11:12 PM #38
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    Lee is a post season, I do not think he ever lost a post season game

    He beat Yanks twice last year in world series
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  4. 10-12-10 11:13 PM #39
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    cliff lee is a beast in the post-season. he is 6-0 with a 1.29 ERA! WOW!! We have some great pitching match ups for both American and National League Series!
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  5. 10-12-10 11:13 PM #40
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    Lee is about as good as it gets in the postseason. I don't think the Rangers can pay him $25M/yr like the Yanks. Doesn't MLB control the finances and approve everything for them.
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  6. 10-12-10 11:19 PM #41
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    ate the rays for dinner tonight... i feel like a dumbfuk for betting against this guy...
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  7. 10-13-10 12:59 AM #42
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    He is money, watching him pitch here in Philly last season was insane, I wish we could of somehow kept him.
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  8. 10-13-10 01:13 AM #43
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    I took over 7.5 Ks. Wish I got it at a better price. Took it at +110 but went up to +125
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  9. 10-13-10 01:19 AM #44
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    Quote Originally Posted by SHADYLANKY View Post
    Lee is about as good as it gets in the postseason. I don't think the Rangers can pay him $25M/yr like the Yanks. Doesn't MLB control the finances and approve everything for them.
    it did up until about a month and a half ago, chuck greenberg and nolan ryan bought the team after they won an auction against mark cuban. nolan said they would try to re-sign cliff, but obviously if the yankees really want him they can outbid.
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  10. 10-13-10 02:27 PM #45
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    Chuck Norris is Cliff Lee's bitch.
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  11. 10-13-10 04:01 PM #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by brxbmbers42 View Post
    this fukkin guy. is there a cooler customer in sports. ice water coarsing thru those veins

    and I pray to the baseball gods that Lee goes to any team but the Yankees next year. I just don't have any respect for a franchise that can buy championships with unlimited capital. I despise the Yanks and all that they stand for.

    Baseball needs a salary cap like the other pro sports. The teams would have better farm systems to develop big league talent if a cap were in place and with the playing field being equaled, they could expand the playoffs to add a couple more teams to the mix to make things more interesting in the post season. Shorten the season back to 150 games to get the extra 2 weeks for expanded playoffs. It would be a much better game!
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  12. 10-13-10 09:23 PM #47
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    turned me into a believer
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  13. 10-14-10 09:44 AM #48
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    Quote Originally Posted by linedrivr View Post
    and I pray to the baseball gods that Lee goes to any team but the Yankees next year. I just don't have any respect for a franchise that can buy championships with unlimited capital. I despise the Yanks and all that they stand for.

    Baseball needs a salary cap like the other pro sports. The teams would have better farm systems to develop big league talent if a cap were in place and with the playing field being equaled, they could expand the playoffs to add a couple more teams to the mix to make things more interesting in the post season. Shorten the season back to 150 games to get the extra 2 weeks for expanded playoffs. It would be a much better game!
    There is talk of adding another wild card in each league, and making the 2 wildcard team play each other in each league with the winner joining the 3 Division winners in the League Division series. Would make winning your Division worth a lot more. The Rays/Yankess series at the end of the year would have meant a lot more if this was the case.

    I do not like the salary cap if you draft and develop your players and they become good and then you cannot re-sign them becuase you are over the cap. Maybe something similiar to NBA where you can keep your own players and exceed the cap.
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  14. 10-14-10 11:12 AM #49
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    he really does have ice in his veins. i checked. lol. but for real i remember last year when he was with the phils and how calm he was, he doesn't let anything effect him or his pitching.
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  15. 08-09-11 11:59 PM #50
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    Worthy of a bump with him pitching anutha gem tonight.
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  16. 08-10-11 06:11 AM #51
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    Lee pitches well against the Red Sox and Yankees.
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