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Stupid ass Atlanta drivers + one exit = chaos.
Take the exit off Congress, you clowns!
Wolf, 35, has struggled in his career against the Braves, who he did not face last season. He is just 5-12 with a 5.28 ERA versus them in his career and that includes a 5-7 mark and 5.01 ERA in 18 games (16 starts) at Turner Field.
The combination of Victor Martinez, Cabrera, and Prince Fielders contracts would cripple most franchises. While its great that Ilitch pours money into the Tigers organization, theres no elegance in Dombrowski snatching top-flight free agents off the shelf with the reckless abandon of a Nickelodeon contest winner.
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Hey now that would make us Draconian. And insular.$120 for premium subscription!
well not everyone can afford those contracts so I guess in a sense he is using the "moneyball" approach.Lol Grantland
The article is basically the writer bitching and moaning about Detroit sweeping the Sawx and how they Illitch and Dombrowski should have taken the Moneyball approach to building the team instead of signing the few big name FA they did, and how a Tigers dynasty in the AL Central would be a travesty because the team has been so successful in the last 20 years (lol). Grantland articles always amuse me and infuriate me.
Wait, wat? Forget every other team in the MLBs huge contracts, Detroit's big contracts have NO ELEGANCE!!!!!! Fuck Detroit man, they'll never succeed with this new age trying to win shit
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COME GET ME BUD.
We wouldn't want that now, would we?Hey now that would make us Draconian. And insular.
Go fuck yourself Selig and MLB.
Overvaluing closers.well not everyone can afford those contracts so I guess in a sense he is using the "moneyball" approach.
Speaking of moneyball, what is the new inefficiency in baseball? Good managers? Gifs? Good Umpires?
Lol Grantland
The article is basically the writer bitching and moaning about Detroit sweeping the Sawx and how they Illitch and Dombrowski should have taken the Moneyball approach to building the team
Dynasties are bad for the Central! Oh by the way, there were two long dynasties (Indians in the 90's and the Twins in the 00's) for much of it's existence.
I quit reading after that. Did the author even acknowledge that the Tigers DID take the moneyball approach in the early part of the decade and failed spectacularly? Anyone remember Bonderman, Maroth, Robertson? The trio of young pitchers that were supposed to lead Detroit to the promised land? Inge, Thames, Monroe, Pena and Infante? The 'young core' that was supposed to be their future position players?
All these Angel players look fat.
ahh that avatar is confusingNice inning by Kuroda there.
more runs plz
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/04/11/SPG31O21AU.DTLRoyals right fielder Jeff Francoeur said he's saddened by Oakland's tiny crowds and hopes the city will get a new ballpark to house the A's.
For now, Francoeur is perfectly fine with the fans who do show up. Wednesday, he resumed a love affair with fans beyond the right-field wall and had 20 pizzas delivered to section 149.
"They're diehards," Francoeur said. "Those are the people you feel bad for with all the stuff that's going on right now - whether they're going to move or not. Those are the fans who obviously love coming out and being a part of it."
Francoeur said he was razzed by A's fans two seasons ago and engaged in friendly back-and-forth, and somehow the discussion turned to bacon. So last year, he tossed a ball wrapped in a $100 bill to the fans, suggesting they buy bacon and beer.
Tuesday, fans presented Francoeur a green T-shirt with the words "Second Annual Bacon Fest Sponsored by Jeff Francoeur." They called it Bacon Tuesday, and Francoeur is looking forward to 2013, saying, "I told them I'll come out early and hang out with them in the parking lot and eat bacon."
He added, "Baseball to me is fun. We can take it too seriously sometimes. It's nights like last night that makes it a lot of fun to play this game."
As for the pursuit of a new A's ballpark and MLB overseeing the process?
"It is unfair to the organization, unfair to the team, unfair to the fans," said Francoeur, who's familiar with A's history and used to emulate the Bash Brothers in his backyard. "I wish somebody could build a new stadium because I think the A's deserve to be in Oakland, but I don't know if that'll ever happen. It'd be nice. But I also know a bunch of other stuff would have to happen."
I like the way you think.ahh that avatar is confusing
perhaps it will make more sense in 5-6 years when he is a yankee.
:jncPosted yet? This is supposed to be near Fenway:
Thats pretty awesome, really. I also find it amusing that a Royals player feels bad for another organization
holy shit thats so cool of Francoeur.