Everything posted by Quin
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2014 Video game thread
No more MLB 2k series meaning only Sony consoles will have an MLB game.
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Rosenthal: Tanaka to Yankees
QUOTE (The Ultimate Champion @ Jan 7, 2014 -> 09:16 PM) Sox will meet with Tanaka just to personally tell him his NPB stats aren't impressive because the league over there sucks balls. My sources tell me there's "zero chance" they let Tanaka or his agent use their Keurig & if anyone wants coffee they're going to have to go downstairs to the break room and get it like everyone else. This was totally constructive and obviously what the Sox plan to do.
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Rosenthal: Tanaka to Yankees
I like it. JR using the savings from Deng. /sarcasm
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NBA Thread 2013-2014
Apparently Deng's camp wanted $15M+ per year.
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Astros C Jason Castro
A trade for Castro would have to start with Jones, Semien, and Beck. If they signed Tanaka, you could switch EJ for Jones, but I wouldn't like to.
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The 5-man rotation
If Surkamp pitches like a number two, then Coop becomes the GOAT pitching coach.
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2014 Draft class
With the Sox, you take a pitcher. You can always flip excess pitching for bats.
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Hahn's next move?
If I had to guess I'd say the bench will be Konerko, C, Elmore and Danks. De Aza, Kepp and Conor all traded. Leury will be the first call up.
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Hahn's next move?
If I had to guess I'd say the bench will be Konerko, C, Elmore and Danks. De Aza, Kepp and Conor all traded. Leury will be the first call up.
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Rosenthal: Tanaka to Yankees
QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Jan 2, 2014 -> 01:52 PM) White Sox aren't rated in top 10 most likely to sign Tanaka. http://www.baseballamerica.com/majors/masa...e-japanese-ace/ I'd say more likely than the Tigers or Rangers.
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2013-2014 NFL Thread
Good. They can focus on the defense and shoring up the OL even more.
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2013 MLB Batting By Position
QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Jan 1, 2014 -> 07:15 PM) That makes Dunn or Viciedo look a bit better...the days where you expected an 800+ OPS from 4-5 positions in the line-up are long gone. And somehow the Sox are loaded with raw power. Dayan, Davidson, Avi, JDA and Dunn.
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Happy New Year!!!
Hopefully 2014 holds a brighter future for Chicago sports (aside from the Blackhawks)
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Fangraphs writes up Chris Bassitt
If we have another out of another pitcher, I'm not complaining.
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Rosenthal: Tanaka to Yankees
QUOTE (Jordan4life @ Dec 30, 2013 -> 10:45 PM) You know, I don't post on PHT anywhere near as much as I used to. I'm strictly NBA thread and that's it these days. But I do lurk. And I will say this much, I want to have emotional, internet sex with Eminor3rd. This dude believes in the numbers and he backs it up. He reminds me of Kalapse/Qwerty in their primes (or even me before I became a peter griffin-like drunk). #Eminor3rd God damn that was beautiful.
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2013-2014 NFL Thread
Now that I'm home... Get rid of Conte. Please. God.
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NBA Thread 2013-2014
QUOTE (Jordan4life @ Dec 27, 2013 -> 07:56 PM) Al Horford out indefinitely. http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/10202643...y-torn-pectoral QUOTE (Quinarvy @ Dec 27, 2013 -> 06:09 PM) These past two years suck.
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NBA Thread 2013-2014
QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ Dec 27, 2013 -> 03:48 PM) Russell Westbrook is out until after the AS break due to arthroscopic surgery on his right knee These past two years suck.
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2014 ehhhh maybe!
QUOTE (The Ultimate Champion @ Dec 26, 2013 -> 12:31 PM) Not caulfield though, he reads everything. Right now caulfield is in some Chinese gas station bathroom deciphering the scrawl on the stall door while remembering the career of Chris Snopek.
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2014 ehhhh maybe!
I think new guy's posts are as long as all of Balta's put together.
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Hahn's next move?
QUOTE (Knuckles @ Dec 26, 2013 -> 09:04 AM) He still has it as his at bat song, along with a different track. He added Seek & Destroy when he hit his slump per Konerko's suggestion. The only metal he should be allowed is Slayer
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Rosenthal: Tanaka to Yankees
QUOTE (The Ultimate Champion @ Dec 26, 2013 -> 11:28 AM) This is absolutely correct, however I would much rather keep it to the Santiago-for-Eaton, Freddy-for-Gavin+Gio, Garland-for-Cabrera, McCarthy-for-Danks and not shoot for the moon trying to make some meag deal & assuming all the risk coming along with it. I mean really I don't know what the team insurance is going to cover, but with Tanaka who is unproven here you don't just have the injury risk, you have a higher quantity of the Linebrink Factor, the Javy Potential, the Ritchie Risk, etc. because this guy could end up getting into some s*** & not being able to pitch his way through it. And I'm not saying that it happens for sure, but what do your expectations have to be to sign this Tanaka guy? They have to be pretty f***ing rosy, a little too rosy for the reality of a rebuilding team IMO. Did you just make up some dances.
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Rosenthal: Tanaka to Yankees
QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Dec 26, 2013 -> 11:22 AM) If you have excess pitching, and no one ever really does, you can easily flip that excess for hitting. Which Hahn showed this past offseason. If the Sox think Tanaka could be good, the fact that the rest of their core is paid so little gives them to add a Tanaka type deal. It's not like we're the Angels with 1000 aging players on monster deals.
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Eric Surkamp claimed by White Sox
QUOTE (The Ultimate Champion @ Dec 25, 2013 -> 02:32 PM) http://www.minorleagueball.com/2013/4/19/4...ve-mark-buehrle Touché.
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Eric Surkamp claimed by White Sox
QUOTE (The Ultimate Champion @ Dec 25, 2013 -> 12:35 PM) Buehrle was a draft-and-follow guy. The 38th round thing is a product of the old system, which they do not allow for anymore. You used to be able to select a guy and watch his progress, then sign him later. MB IIRC pitched at a community college & then the Sox signed him after. IMO if they still allowed that system you'd see a lot more "finds" like that, and I'm sure there have been some other pretty good draft-and-follow guys signed out of other organizations in the past. The way it is now though, you get until the signing deadline to obtain the rights of a player & if you can't come to terms on a deal then he's eligible for the next draft. Nope. Mark was taken and signed, no follow. He's possibly the most unique pitcher ever in terms of how he succeeded.