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Here are the last ten comments made by our members:
| Carlos Gonzalez |
Texpope about 1 hour ago
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Holy hell - it seemed like only a couple weeks ago he was at 31 value - now he's at 42 and has just blown past Albert and Votto, as well as Halliday and Wainwright, to lead the NL in $ value. An epic July/August - .364 BA, 1.160 OPS, 17 HR, 9 SB, 45 RBI, 40 Runs. I suspect he earned his projected $18 on those two months alone, with the other 4 months being gravy. So with CarGo at a 6b going into next year, I'll have to extend him. 16x seems no-brainer. 21w pretty reasonable. Should I make him our league's first "v" player at 26? |
| Tom Gorzelanny |
Texpope about 4 hours ago
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lol - actually, check out those K's. 7.9/9 IP is solid. And he doesn't give up too many HRs. Per DIPS, his ERA should be 3.83. |
| Chone Figgins |
TommyR about 22 hours ago
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The idea is to accumulate positive points. Care to guess the other "top" hitters as well as the top pitchers? In any event, Figgins has a significant lead in points. Batters Stat Category Value At Bats (AB) 2 Runs (R) -4 Hits (H) -3 Home Runs (HR) -6 Runs Batted In -4 Strikeouts (K) 2 Pitchers Stat Category Value Innings Pitched -1 Losses (L) 8 Hits (H) 1 Earned Runs 1.5 Home Runs (HR) 4 Walks (BB) 1 Strikeouts (K) -1 |
| Tom Gorzelanny |
SydThrift about 23 hours ago
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Sorry to be so blunt, but F this guy. All he does is give up hits and walk people, eventually, those baserunners will catch up to him and he'll have th 5+ era he deserves. |
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Texpope 1 day ago
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Dude definitely needs to learn how to get out of the way of the ball. Also needs some endurance - league has a .705 OPS against him for his first 100 pitches, and a 1.100 OPS against him after pitch 100. Or a manager who wraps his head around this concept and manages his bullpen accordingly. | |
| Johnny Damon |
Alex 1 day ago
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He's been awfully quite, on the field as well as off, since declaring he'd rather be in Tigertown. |
| Chone Figgins |
Alex 1 day ago
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What are the pitching categories?? |
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TommyR 1 day ago
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In our reverse league, with plus points for at bats and strikeouts, but negative points for home runs, rbi's and runs (steals are ignored), Figgins is the runaway fantasy mvp, better even than the worst pitchers. | |
| Omar Infante |
Texpope 1 day ago
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Pre-AS Break: .332/.358/.404 .762 OPS Post-AS Break: .363/.405/.516 .921 OPS That's just freakish. The first time a relatively unknown guy was a legitimate All Star selection based on soothsaying? Nope. Consider Terry Steinbach, 1988. The Oakland A's fans stuff the ballot box and elect Steinbach to start the AS Game with the following first-half line: .217/.298/.362 .660 OPS Over Boone (hitting .280 at the break), Fisk (.284 with 8 HR at the break, despite being injury limited to 24 games), Petralli (.293 at the break with a .798 OPS), etc. And Steinbach not only makes the game - he ends up the MVP with the games only HR in the 3rd against Gooden, and a sac fly for another RBI. So what does Steinbach do in the second half of the season? .302/.362/.432 .794 OPS |
| Jason Heyward |
Texpope 1 day ago
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Speaking of late season surges, has Garcia's recent surge (5-2, 2.43 ERA for July/August in the middle of a pennant race) nailed the ROTY for him? What a year for NL rookies! I count about 6 or 7 guys who could have won it in most other years. |
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