Gaming side would not exist without the...personalities.If I could ban jerks in rush hour, I most certainly would, yes.
Here's my advice to you: don't call other posters idiots, and then double down on it when they offer you a chance to recant. It won't end well for you, because we don't approve of obnoxious posters on this forum.
I'm gonna kill Dmncnby2k9.Jose Fernandez is pretty good, huh.
If I could ban jerks in rush hour, I most certainly would, yes.
Here's my advice to you: don't call other posters idiots, and then double down on it when they offer you a chance to recant. It won't end well for you, because we don't approve of obnoxious posters on this forum.
Gaming side would not exist without the...personalities.
Not so weird when you realize that pitching talent isn't evenly distributed and the fact there are definitely fewer than 30 aces in the majors. Maybe 10 aces or so at any given time?Weird how many teams' number ones are people I wouldn't consider aces.
We just did an exercise in MLB-IRC and I think there are at least 15 "1A" types.Not so weird when you realize that pitching talent isn't evenly distributed and the fact there are definitely fewer than 30 aces in the majors. Maybe 10 aces or so at any given time?
We just did an exercise in MLB-IRC and I think there are at least 15 "1A" types.
This is for 2012:would you mind posting the list here, kinda curious
If a joke falls flat and is met with ire or derision, who's fault is that? The audience who didn't understand, the one who made the terrible joke, or both?
You call it a joke, but to me it came across as snark, which is most likely how Windu interpreted it also. Was he out of line to react the way he did? Probably. He should have just ignored it, but his reaction shouldn't come as a surprise, considering how sardonic your "joke" came across.
Man, this was my worst fear when it was announced that Dickey was going to the Jays. I was very excited with his aquisition, but shit man, I knew the knuckleball was never a sure thing, and if it ain't dancing, he's getting tee'd off on. Such as today.
Mets fans assure me as the season wears on, Dickey improves greatly...but his first two starts are really worrying me.
Middlebrooks is a beast
Not so weird when you realize that pitching talent isn't evenly distributed and the fact there are definitely fewer than 30 aces in the majors. Maybe 10 aces or so at any given time?
I used SIERA above.This actually would be an interesting discussion in itself. We'd have to set some objective criteria for an "Ace," but my gut feeling is that 10 is about where I'd set the bar, too. Maybe 15. I'm not sure which criteria to rely on: perhaps xFIP? Or isolating home run/strike outs?
On Drunk Jays Fans, I saw a comment that said his ERA for April last year was nearly twice what it was the rest of the season. Hopefully that happens this year, and soon...and hopefully his being in a tougher league doesn't negate his possibility of improving.
If that's the case, his ERA for the rest of the season should be around 8.00 then =/
I used SIERA above.
I'd be interested to see a comparative xFIP/SIERA ranking of who the media calls aces and who are actually aces. Like Fatbathia is called an "ace" pretty regularly. What is his (and others like him) SIERA-to-ERA GAP vis-a-vis other "aces" or "pitchers who know how to win" or something. I'm too lazy to look. But I see Fatbathia throwing 89mph and I am not in a good mood.
Did BJ fans just boo their ace off the mound after his second start? Hoooo boy.