No one gives a flying f*** about your fantasy team.

No one gives a flying f*** about your fantasy team.

 

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Having seen a few of his ABs, Freddie Freeman reminds me a lot of Ryan Klesko at the plate. Just a mammoth upper body, good eye at the plate, great power, and uglier than sin.

Clayton Kershaw is a stud. Feels like we're watching the makings of a HOF career.

 

It's like we hear this a couple of times a year now. This is nothing against Kershaw, as he just may do that, but it seems like two or three players get talked about each year as though they're the next big thing. They sign big deals and sort of lose their luster.

Having seen a few of his ABs, Freddie Freeman reminds me a lot of Ryan Klesko at the plate. Just a mammoth upper body, good eye at the plate, great power, and uglier than sin.

Good thing that I drafted him on my fantasy team.

 

 

 

/waits

Good thing that I drafted him on my fantasy team.

 

 

 

/waits

oh yeah? please tell me more of this fantasy team.

I see that 1st ballot HOFer Dan Hudson had another tough luck loss.

I don't think anyone had Hudson headed to the Hall of Fame, or even the top of anyone's rotation.

 

I think some people think it was a stupid trade for the long run, and it certainly can turn out ot be a bad trade if the Sox don't make the playoffs with Edwin Jackson in their rotation, while Hudson could be a productive starter for fairly cheap over the next five years.

I don't think anyone had Hudson headed to the Hall of Fame, or even the top of anyone's rotation.

 

I think some people think it was a stupid trade for the long run, and it certainly can turn out ot be a bad trade if the Sox don't make the playoffs with Edwin Jackson in their rotation, while Hudson could be a productive starter for fairly cheap over the next five years.

He could be, but he didn't show that he was capable of that with the white sox and he certainly hasn't looked capable of being a productive starter so far this year.

I don't think anyone had Hudson headed to the Hall of Fame, or even the top of anyone's rotation.

 

I think some people think it was a stupid trade for the long run, and it certainly can turn out ot be a bad trade if the Sox don't make the playoffs with Edwin Jackson in their rotation, while Hudson could be a productive starter for fairly cheap over the next five years.

 

I've always been a Jackson fan. I loved the trade.

I've always been a Jackson fan. I loved the trade.

Good thing that I have him on my fantasy team, then...

Good thing that I have him on my fantasy team, then...

Thank you, I was dying to hear more about it.

Brandon Wood claimed by the Pirates. They may stick him at SS in place of Ronny Cedeno

Jose Bautista has reached base 10 straight times. Single in the 8th on Wednesday, 3 hits and 2 walks yesterday, and 3 hits and 1 walk today.

 

Of course, he's only stayed on base 7 of those times. The other 3 he got to trot around real slow.

 

He's like really, really f***ing good

Edited April 23, 201115 yr by witesoxfan

First time watching Mattingly manage. Maybe it's not a good idea Don to let your set-up man try to go 2 innings and eventually give up 5 ER. Dodgers fans apparently can't stand him.

Edited April 23, 201115 yr by fathom

Jose Bautista has reached base 10 straight times. Single in the 8th on Wednesday, 3 hits and 2 walks yesterday, and 3 hits and 1 walk today.

 

Of course, he's only stayed on base 7 of those times. The other 3 he got to trot around real slow.

 

He's like really, really f***ing good

I still have no idea how the Hell that happened.

 

But it really helps Torotno if he plays above that contract.

Is Ryan Franklin a spy sent by the rest of the NL Central to sabotage the Cardinals season?

It appears that Daisuke Matsuzaka has figured some s*** out in the past week or so...has a 15 inning scoreless streak going.

 

Additionally, they really have to do something about the situation where a closer blows the save, then his team retakes the lead and he becomes the pitcher of record and picks up the win. He should be automatically disqualified from picking up the win if he blew the game in the first place.

Edited April 24, 201115 yr by iamshack

It appears that Daisuke Matsuzaka has figured some s*** out in the past week or so...has a 14 inning scoreless streak going.

 

Additionally, they really have to do something about the situation where a closer blows the save, then his team retakes the lead and he becomes the pitcher of record and picks up the win. He should be automatically disqualified from picking up the win if he blew the game in the first place.

 

I agree wholeheartedly with that second paragraph. In regards to the first, I'm pretty sure that's his thing. He'll have stretches of being great, and then he'll have a bunch of games where he only pitches 5 innings and gives up 5 runs.

I agree wholeheartedly with that second paragraph. In regards to the first, I'm pretty sure that's his thing. He'll have stretches of being great, and then he'll have a bunch of games where he only pitches 5 innings and gives up 5 runs.

He's got a little bit of Jose Contreras is him, that's for sure...

Man, the Braves and Giants are just trading huge hits for the last inning or 2. 3 run bomb by Heyward, 2 RBI double by Rowand gives the Giants the lead back, now Uggla kills a ball to tie it.

How about Josh Johnson? I believe that's 4 starts this year that he's had a no-hitter into the 6th. Also, Stanton's 8th inning homer is an absolute blast.

How about Josh Johnson? I believe that's 4 starts this year that he's had a no-hitter into the 6th.

 

I don't think that's right. There's no way he's faced us 4 times.

How about Josh Johnson? I believe that's 4 starts this year that he's had a no-hitter into the 6th. Also, Stanton's 8th inning homer is an absolute blast.

Take a look at the increasing accuracy of Johnson's pitch locations this year.