Bmr31

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For those who missed anything.

WOAH!!! I agree with Dick Allen. What do ya know.......

Isn't that the same thing? No it includes last year. Meaning that he is third in all time August batting avg. ? Because the way I see it is that it is obvious that it's among active players if he is in the league leaders. Well i didnt want anyone to think he was 3rd all time, batting in August.

Isn't that the same thing? No it includes last year.

Rest assured thats the only touching i will be doing.

I don't know what you're getting at. This BMR guy thinks 96% of people who post here are clueless about baseball. My point is that the point he made yesterday was about as clueless as any post ever, so maybe he should look in the mirror. He's not the genius he thinks he is. K, lol.

LOST

Cubs lost too!!!

LOL I was actually gonna call point that out myself but i got a phone call. I do that so that i wont be let down. I honestly didnt think Texas would win.

Oh im sure you can use it again , in the upcoming series with the Royals.

By the way guys, thanks for the updates. I really appreciated that.

Anyone know the status of Santana? THeir only good starter.

cmon guys, gimme some good news.

LOL, no kidding.

Good point.

This game is over dude. Save yourself teh stress and just assume the twins won. I assumed that when they tied it at 6. Texas is AWFUL.

What a surprise. Right now, I think the Rangers are worse than the tigers.

Q: What are the qualifications for a baseball player to be considered a rookie? -- Ted/Judy Lohnes A: For hitters, a player will be considered a rookie if he had less than 130 at-bats in any previous season. For pitchers, if they haven't pitched more than 50 innings in a previous season, they are considered rookies. Also, if any player spent more than 45 days on a team's active roster, they cannot be considered a rookie

Great LOL!!!!! Im in mensa, with a 151, you?

70 rbi? Uhh he will have more than that. No hes not a rookie.