Trolling attempts have been as effective as both teams have played this season.

good dolphin brings up as many interesting points on the Cubs as any Cubs fan does.

The Brand's trolling attempts aren't really useful because they lack the insight needed to actually be significant.

The (Twins, no I mean the Royals, no I mean the Indians) will finish second, pitchers who pitch a lot may get injured, and saying "Sux" really doesn't get the job done.

no

Not as many as ANY Cubs fan, but he does at least go with some facts and reality.

What Cubs fan has significantly more interesting points?

I wasn't saying that good dolphin knows more than anyone. I'm saying his posts bring up as many interesting points as any Cubs fan. I think that is accurate.

The Brand's trolling attempts aren't really useful because they lack the insight needed to actually be significant.

The (Twins, no I mean the Royals, no I mean the Indians) will finish second, pitchers who pitch a lot may get injured, and saying "Sux" really doesn't get the job done.

good dolphin brings up as many interesting points on the Cubs as any Cubs fan does.

I don't spend a lot of time in the Cubs section, but I know there are some good Cubs fans here. Like RPB.

Dolphin is a higher class of troll.

As well as a significantly higher class of person.

Allegedly

What Cubs fan has significantly more interesting points?

I wasn't saying that good dolphin knows more than anyone. I'm saying his posts bring up as many interesting points as any Cubs fan. I think that is accurate.

Trolling and making good points are not mutually exclusive.

I do have to laugh at UMN in there though. I guess you consider them good points if they are over the top love fests for anyone who is on his favorite team and drunk jokes about Don Cooper.

He is not a homer with the Cubs like the Packers and his knowledge of the minor leagues is unmatched by anyone on this board.

He certainly is a Cubs homer. He seems to have good knowledge of the minor league system, but like good dolphin, I think it's mostly pointless to pay attention to. I think I'm ok that I didn't follow the rise of Tyler Flowers. I can wait until he plays for the only team that really matters.

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dolphin pays a lot of attention to minor leagues. Dont let him fool you. That's an act.

Its as pointless to follow as following NCAA teams with an eye on the NBA and NFL players.

It is not an act.

You know the obvious differences between following NCAA teams in football and basketball, as does the rest of the sports viewing public...but who, besides Kiper, watches NCAA football with an eye on the pros.

That is not the whole UMN story.

He is not a homer with the Cubs like the Packers and his knowledge of the minor leagues is unmatched by anyone on this board.

I think many people watch NCAA because of the pros. That's why I watch.

I get caught up in the other teams but Im always looking for any NFL talent. Same with basketball.


It IS an act. You've posted several things about the minors, specific minor leaguers and their development all year

Your bits have run into eachother.

Gonna have to drop the "I dont waste my time on the minors" schtick because it just isnt true.

I understand that you want to deny your obvious following of the minor leagues, but are you really saying that its rare for fans of pro sports to watch college with the intent of seeing the next pro stars?


THAT is silly

Yes and you are wrong again.

I think most Alabama fans would watch a dog running around a stadium if it sported a crimson jersey and held the football in its mouth. The same is true across the country.

In the opposite, no I don't think NFL fans are watching college football to view their next pick. I think they watch because they like football.

You are absolutely crazy.

A BIG part of people watching college sports is previewing the pros. Its not even a discussion.

That's why Mock drafts and guys like Kiper exist.

yes, there are rabid fans of college only, but to act like watching for the pros is rare is crazy.

That is why you hear "he'll be playing on sundays" and the spotlight on that player in virtually EVERY major college football broadcast


You think Colts fans werent watching Stanford games with Andrew Luck?


How bout the rise of RG3? Was that all about the tradition of Baylor football?