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redskingreg
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peavy was an ace in the n.l....and a buster in the a.l....would buerhle have been an ace in the n.l. the last 5 years? i say yes..and he was no ace in the a.l....did you see c.c. as a brewer? cliff lees numbers dropped also with the switch...the evidence is there


Peavy's decline in the AL is 100% due to injuries. He left SD injured and was never the same pitcher. Beuhrle is not significantly better in the NL, granted it's a small sample size. Clifford had great seasons in both Cleveland and Philadelphia. I'm not accepting him as an example. CC, yes, I agree with you there. Just saying, look at some of the #5 AL starters. You honestly think those would be #3 in the NL? By your logic:

Buchholz > Wainwright
Floyd > Hamels
Milone > Bumgarner

Oh wait, the AL pitchers listed on their #3 starters, not #5. Just think about that for a second.

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Ok, ok, ok. Three active players have 2,000 hits, 200 HR, and 200 SB.

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Jeter, A-Rod, Abreu

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Ok, ok, ok. Three active players have 2,000 hits, 200 HR, and 200 SB.

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Jeter, A-Rod, Abreu

2 outta 3 ain't bad.

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Chipper Jones?

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No.

1. Jeter
2. A-Rod
3.

edit: I just looked, Chipper is short in the SB category. Abreu is short in the "active player" category. :wink: :oops:

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Henderson Alvarez, Kyle Drabek & Drew Hutchison. They are the three Blue Jays' right-handers who start this weekend's Toronto/Anaheim series. Which of these 3 becomes the answer to a trivia question? Which of these 3 allows Albert Pujols' first homer as an Anaheim Angel?


That'd be a pretty shitty trivia question.

Well, those are the starting pitchers Toronto is scheduled to throw at Anaheim this weekend. It might be a reliever, too. You just never know...
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Ichiro
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1. Jeter
2. A-Rod
3.

edit: I just looked, Chipper is short in the SB category. Abreu is short in the "active player" category. :wink: :oops:


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cliff lee has better number sin the nl...and 75% of his career is in the a.l.... he had one great year in cleveland...he has had a great year in the n.l. every year.... bumgarner is on a great staff ..i was speaking across the board not every team ...but buerhle does not have a small sample size..look at his interleague numbers ..and the florida thing is at the end of his career...trivia answer jeter arod and chipper?

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1. Jeter
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edit: I just looked, Chipper is short in the SB category. Abreu is short in the "active player" category. :wink: :oops:


Damon

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But is Damon really active?

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But is Damon really active?


He played yesterday. That's pretty active.

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But is Damon really active?


He played yesterday. That's pretty active.

Junior Seau was active yesterday, doesn't make him active today.

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But is Damon really active?


He played yesterday. That's pretty active.

Junior Seau was active yesterday, doesn't make him active today.

That's true.

Someone check the Indians' hotel.

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But is Damon really active?


I'd say just semi active.

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But is Damon really active?


He played yesterday. That's pretty active.

Unfortunately, John Damon got...I'm not kidding with this...cramps and was replaced by Shelley Duncan & Aaron Cunningham in left field in the Indians' 6-3 win over the White Sox last night. It was Damon's first game with Cleveland since signing a 1-year contract about a week to 10 days ago.
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And technically by tomorrow when Abreu signs with the Dodgers the question will have to be changed to "4 active players".
I had to hurry up and get that one out there.

Once Abreu signs I'll ask it again, this time giving away a new dream house* to the winner.




































*Dr. Ken will be out of town next week. We'll use one of his.

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I remember when Damon's douchey wife cited the reason he wouldn't sign on the Southside as it "wasn't cosmopolitan enough"... he then went on to play for noted Cosmopolitan metro areas of Detroit and Tampa.. and now Cleveland? :lol:

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I remember when Damon's douchey wife cited the reason he wouldn't sign on the Southside as it "wasn't cosmopolitan enough"... he then went on to play for noted Cosmopolitan metro areas of Detroit and Tampa.. and now Cleveland? :lol:

What about Tampa/St. Petersburg? That's where Johnny Damon played last season.
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I remember when Damon's douchey wife cited the reason he wouldn't sign on the Southside as it "wasn't cosmopolitan enough"... he then went on to play for noted Cosmopolitan metro areas of Detroit and Tampa.. and now Cleveland? :lol:

What about Tampa/St. Petersburg? That's where Johnny Damon played last season.


Reading is a skill?

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Apologist wrote:
Reading is a skill?
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I remember when Damon's douchey wife cited the reason he wouldn't sign on the Southside as it "wasn't cosmopolitan enough"... he then went on to play for noted Cosmopolitan metro areas of Detroit and Tampa.. and now Cleveland? :lol:

What about Tampa/St. Petersburg? That's where Johnny Damon played last season.


Reading is a skill?

Reading is not a skill. Now comprehension on the other hand...

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All of a sudden SHARK has morphed into Dick Stockton... :oops: :lol:
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3-run homer by Adolfo Soriano!

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3-run homer by Adolfo Soriano!

Stockton: "Ball four...Strike three!" :lol: SHARK heard that Dick Stockton classic in real time during an Orioles/White Sox game he worked a couple years ago on the "MLB on FOX". :lol:
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look at the interleague numbers...a.l. pitching is superior ..... john danks would be an ace in the n.l. maybe a great #2...he is just a guy in the a.l.


Yes, the AL dominates interleague. I'm still not buying your "#5 in the AL = #3 in the NL" argument, assuming that's what you meant. Don't forget that San Diego and Pittsburgh are doormats, regardless of what league they're in (a combined 168-258 overall interleague record). And you really think Danks would be an ace in the NL? :lol: :lol:


John "Ace" Danks went 7 IP last night, giving up 9 hits, 6 ER, 1 BB, and 1 K. ACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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2012 Opening Day Payrolls

AL = $105 million average
NL = $92 million average

However, some of that disparity is due to AL teams having to pay for a DH. The average DH makes about $9 million, and the average MLB player makes about $3 million. So if you factor that out, the average AL payroll would be about $7 million higher than the NL, or about a 7% higher quality of players.
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