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>>64406497
>This is a 10/10 in Baltimore
Hey guys, what's good?
ICHI ICHI ICHI ICHI ICHI
>>64406536
why dont baseball players wear hockey type helmets so their jaws dont get BTFO
>>64406532
not much, senpai
>>64406566
Because they're men.
Hello yes these are the links that should be posted in the OP. Thank you all.
http://mlb.mlb.com/home
http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/
http://www.baseball-reference.com/
http://www.fangraphs.com/
http://baseballsavant.com/
http://www.baseballprospectus.com/
http://www.brooksbaseball.net/
http://www.rosterresource.com/mlb-depth-charts/
>>64406579
Just trying to continue a Northern California tradition here
>>64406566
Giancarlo mask best mask
>>64406566
they only learn ex post facto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2xLeKQSBxk
>>64406579
Dude you need to lose some fucking weight
And I've never ever seen anyone in real life wear that hat
>>64406628
>those empty seats
did the mets have any fans before 2015
>>64406614
>socal spics watching huge sweaty black men
typical cucks
hey guys where I should I get this tatted?
>>64406628
>tfw gonna have 2 player with helmet flaps next year
neat
>>64406712
your mother's butt
>>64406759
good one knope
>>64406446
wtf mattingly has a baby kid? he's like 60
>>64406787
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fyEarGbpXM
>>64406806
he is 54 dude is going to be 70 when his kid starts driving
Since the elementary school until the 8th grade, I was a right hitter. I was right-handed, so I thought it was natural. I got a lot of hits, even inside-the-park homeruns, when I was at the elementary school.
But, when I entered the junior-high, I realized I coudn't hit as far as my seniors. Everyone was big, but I was thin and short. When I was a 7th grader, the bats were too heavy for me to swing. Even when I could hit a ball, it just bounced a little and didn't go so far. [...] I guess I had lost confidence with my batting at that point.
Of course, not being in the game is not a problem with me. There is always something to do, like raking the ground and maintaining the equipments. But, I wanted to be a regular, of course. So, I just had to practice everyday.
It was then when I saw him.
A friend of mine told me about him.
There is always that kind of guy, right? Someone who would tell you all sorts of information. He was really excited. 'There is a player who might hit .400.' He was called Ichiro.
Honestly, my first reaction was 'Who the hell is Ichiro?' There was no way I knew him. I was a local kid in Kagoshima. I watched only Giants games, and was sleeping when the sports news were on TV. I thought it was weird, you know. 'Ichiro' is just a first name, to begin with.
I immediately watched sports news. Seeing the guy hit and run, I was stunned how slim a baseball player can be. I believed that a strong ballplayer has to be big, like Kazuhiro Kiyohara or Hideki Matsui. But, the guy was strong even though he was that thin. He hit further than anyone. He was faster than anyone.
To me, he was a light.
He was that thin, and he was more successful than anyone. At that point, I had given up something just because my body was small, but he gave me some courage.
I can never say things like this any more, but as an ignorant junior high school kid, I thought I could do it if Ichiro can.
I guess I judged it just based on his appearance. `Ichiro does it with his thin body. He can beat big and strong pitchers. He hits tons of hits, homeruns.'
It's like Superman. I even imagined he might be a usual business man in the daytime, and turns to a strong ballplayer at night. I wondered why he can hit more than anybody with the thin body.
I thought I wanted to be a Superman, too. `I am small, but I may become like Ichiro', My brain was telling me. 'I can't become like Kiyohara or Matsui, but I can be Ichiro.' My brain decided so. If Ichiro can hit, I may be able to do it. It mustn't be only me who thought that way. I was just one of the millions of Japanese baseball kids who thought the same way.
I was obsessed with Ichiro. I bought a book with my money for the first time in my life. The book was called 'Everything about Ichiro'. I read it like crazy. I was an 8th grader.
Then, Ichiro came to Kagoshima.
I was a 9th grader then. April 16th, 1996, Kamoike Stadium in Kagoshima. I heard that there would be a Marines-Bluewave game, so I asked my mom for tickets, and went there to see the game with two friends.
I dropped my teeth just watching the fielding practice.
'What a strong arm he has.'
During the game, I saw him catch a right liner sliding, and throw the ball like a lightening. I saw him being run after by the fans after the game. They climbed down to the ground and approached Ichiro, but he ran away. That was also really fast.
He also hit a homer.
I was sitting in a seat right above the first-base dugout. Two hits and a home run. I learned later that the hits were from Hideki Irabu, and the homer was from Toshihide Narumoto. But, it didn't matter to me who pitched. Ichiro clashed the homer to the right, springing the thin body like a rubber, right in front of me.
He was no longer something in the too far away universe.
I saw him that close, and he was a light.
http://number.bunshun.jp/articles/-/805642
-Kawasaki
>>64406814
Goat episode
>>64406814
>>64406888
>Dirtsheets
MLB All-Autist Team:
C: AJ Pierzynski (ATL)
1B: Chris Davis (BAL/Free agent)
2B: Brandon Phillips (CIN)
3B: Adrian Beltre (TEX)
SS: Starlin Castro (NYY)
LF: Hanley Ramirez (BOS)
CF: Carlos Gomez (HOU)
RF: Hunter Pence (SFG)
DH: Alex Rodriguez (NYY)
SP: Zack Greinke* (ARI)
SP: Johnny Cueto (SFG)
SP: Matt Harvey (NYM)
SP: John Lackey (CHC)
SP: Daniel Norris (DET)
CL: Jonathan Papelbon (WSH)
SU: Francisco Rodriguez (DET)
RP: Fernando Rodney (CHC/Free Agent)
RP: Brian Wilson (N/A)
RP: Oliver Perez (WSH)
Manager: Don Mattingly (MIA)
General Manager: AJ Preller (SD)
Owner: Peter Angelos (BAL)
*Captain
>>64407129
>Harvey
>autistic
maybe deGrom, he's a shit interview
>>64406664
>middle of the week day game
What do you expect?
>>64407240
That can't be real
>>64407621
I guess I thought NYC would have 50k night shift workers who want to watch a day game in a city of 9 million
>>64406664
Mets attendance by the months
>April: only opening day packed since night games below 30
>May: weekends and yankees games packed
>June: more fans at night but still dead during day games
>July/August: packed since kids out of school, tourists, sunny
>September: pennant race or bust
>>64407812
I don't know about the Mets, but the Yankees were almost always sold out while not looking like they even sold half of the seats. People just sit in the bars and what not instead of actually going to there seat.
>>64407896
This is most baseball teams. What's your point?
>>64407129
>Owner: Peter Angelos
I wouldn't wish that on anyone
Name a baseball personality more Reddit than Brian Kenny
>>64407129
>No coaching staff
Your lack of autism is showing
Sup
>>64408613
Trick question Brian Kenny is not a baseball personality
>>64408613
Brian Kenny is secretly DG
>>64408666
What's up, Satan?
>>64407129
I have zero doubt in my mind that Oliver Perez is actually autistic. Just everything about him screams autist. Maybe even more than Greinke.
>>64408613
/sp/
>>64408613
Kevin Millar
>>64408747
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUG40Zut8xs
>>64408761
Are you another DG clone?
What would the MLB All-Alpha Team look like?
>>64408930
no doyers thats for sure
>>64409075
Haha fuck yoi
>>64409075
AGon's kind of alpha though.
I would have gone with no Padres but I remembered Quentin. Then I realized he was traded and retired, so I guess it's no Padres again.
>>64407129
>no Trevor Bauer
Terrible
>>64409984
http://m.mlb.com/video/topic/11493214/v10115281/must-c-controversial-dodgers-mound-visits
>get rid of Mattingly several years after he deserved it
>replace him with someone who has never managed
>could have had Maddon last year
>>64406446
>when you a baby but you know the dodgers ain't gonna win a WS in your lifetime
>>64410143
From what I've reading on the interwebz, most Dodgers fans are happy with the new manager, notwithstanding the lack of experience.
>>64410184
Whats the baby's life expectancy?
>>64410143
He was a bench coach in san diego, and was well liked when he was a player
I think Roberts knows what he's doing
>>64407129
why harvey though
>>64407129
>>64410143
Roberts is still an upgrade though
probably
>>64410643
Did someone say Upgrade?
![griffey-hat-on-backwards[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/ucFnPW1.jpg "griffey-hat-on-backwards[1].jpg")
>play in era where 92 MPH is fast
>play in era where everyone is using stuff
>be affiliated with tons of steroid users
>make playoffs only 3 times
>never make World Series
>be garbage by the age of 30
>only one season above 1.9 bWAR between ages 31-40
>not even 3,000 hits
>only 1 MVP award (on a second-place team)
>career .284 hitter
>almost 2,000 strikeouts in career
>third-place for ROY
>won a bunch of meme awards like SS and GG (top kek)
>only 1.3 career dWAR (ayy lmao)
>only one RBI title in 22 year career
>be nigger who can barely steal bases
>ruin game by wearing hat the improper way
>ruin game by wearing homosexual earing
Seriously, why does everyone believe this nigger deserves to be in the Hall of Fame? Are people that fucking stupid?
>the mariners depth chart for CF is Martin/O'Malley
ayy
>>64410979
Seriously thought this was a DG post, lmao
>>64410992
You forgot boogywoogy
>>64411006
same m8
Do you piss in girls' hair too?>>64410979
>>64410979
I thought we were cool brah. FUCK YOU
>>64410979
So, you're saying he's as good as every Cubs player of the last 107 years COMBINED?
>>64410979
le tricky hook maymay
would be "okay" if l bandwagon the dodgerS?
>>64411050
Did you cap that and save it with the intention of posting it just in case this exact scenario came up?
>>64411044
hold on, what season did Griffey win the WS
>>64411067
>>64411050
Scratch that, I see you got it from archives now
>>64411067
And it did come up
WHO'S THE IDIOT NOW TEXAS???
>>64411086
He won the world series of my heart
>>64411089
Yeah just put his username and searched griffey. i ain't getting memed on today
>>64410979
We'll never hit back to back homeruns with our fathers.
Why live?
>>64411086
hold on, what season did the Cubs win the WS
I been faded since Sunday night watching post season games of the 90's. Literally high for 3 days straight.
dat nigga David Cone is fucken crazy and Clemen's is the third greatest left-hander to have ever lived. Wowzersss
Is Alex Rodriguez gonna take the HR crown?
>>64411331
Yes
>>64411331
What is this 2003
>>64411325
10/10 faggoty blogpost please kill yourself immediately
>>64411331
Two seasons to get 76 dingers, unlikely
I mean, it was pretty spectacular he got 33 season so I wouldn't rule it out of the realm of possibility, but I wouldn't put the bank on it by any means
Only way I see it is if he plays one more season after his current contract, not sure if he'll be physically motivated
>>64411377
^that he got 33 this past season
>>64411386
You didn't need to correct yourself Dexter we can read.
>>64411412
DON'T get nasty brutha
A-Rod is going to be Mr. 763.
>>64411449
What ever will Bondsfags cling to then?
>>64406584
I just love being a Real Man. Not looking both ways before crossing the street, not wearing a seat belt, not wiping my butt, etc.
>>64411526
anon do you know how the movie Mr. 3000 goes
>>64411526
IBB record
Seriously that record is never gonna be broken it seems.
>>64411546
3000 = automatic HOF?
>>64411592
>3000 = automatic HOF?
depends on the circumstances around the player
if there are no controversies like roids,cheating and gambling then year its automatic
>>64411597
Why is that exactly?
What makes 3000 so special compared to other milestones for example?
>>64411546
>In his last at-bat of the season, with a chance to be a hero, Ross has a vision of his earlier years, when he was considered always dependable for the team. It inspires him to sacrifice his last chance with a bunt instead so the team can win a game and finish third in its division. Although Ross never reaches the "3,000" milestone, his newfound generosity and attitude gets him inducted into the Hall of Fame. He renames his businesses "Mr. 2,999."
Holy crap thats retarded,
>>64411605
Takes a long period of time of either being elite or well above average
A homerun hitting player can have 4-5 good seasons and mabe rack up over 400 homeruns but it takes someone being consistently productive over the years to get too 3000
Howard would be someone who fits that homerun player mold perfectly
>>64406759
Sisters is the best movie of 2015
>>64411605
Consistency over a long period of time. Players with 3000 hits have long careers with good offensive production throughout it. Some people like to say that it isn't a good milestone because all you need is a lot of at-bats, which in some ways is true but it can still contradict itself. If Hank Aaron had batted .243 throughout his career with the same number of at-bats, he would still be in the 3000 hit club. However, if Hank Aaron were a career .243 hitter, he wouldn't be given that many at-bats. It sort of evens itself out. However, there are cases like Craig Biggio where he never really had an absolutely dominant year offensively, yet he was consistent enough to just get over 3000 hits in his final season. You could argue that he wasn't really Hall of Fame caliber and he just compiled those hits, yet he reached a milestone that not many people have reached in their career.
>>64407129
>Castro
When did that become a thing? Only autistic behavior I've seen is when he has to mess with his eyelid, specifically when it's cold/windy and he literally spits on his hand multiple times and rubs it on his eyelid. This is just due to his eyelid being jacked up.
>>64411724
Biggio earned that HoF spot
He was consistently above average for over 20 years, that in of itself makes him elite
>>64411756
>above average
That was the point I was trying to make. Being "above average" isn't exactly something you would want to put on your resume to be immortalized in a hall with the like of Ruth, Gehrig, and Mantle. Being above average for a long time shouldn't warrant a spot in the Hall of Fame. Biggio's only claim to fame was 3,000 hits, and an argument can be made that those hits were just compiled rather than a show of elite offense.
>>64411796
So what, only players who did something extordanary should be allowed into the HoF? He was a good player year after year, and that's a lot more than most players can claim. How many mediocre players can you name that played 10 years ago?
>>64411796
There are different tiers to the HoF
Biggio is not on the same tier as ruth,clearly
>>64410979
>
>>64411855
>only player who did something extraordinary should be allowed into the HoF?
Yes.
>He was a good player year after year, and that's a lot more than most players can claim
And? He wasn't a dominant player year after year, just consistent. The Hall of Fame shouldn't be a participation award.
>How many mediocre player can you name that played 10 years ago?
What point does that prove? If a mediocre player averages a 2.0 WAR every year, should we let someone in just because they average 2.5-3.0 every year?
>>64406572
w-where is the dodgers?
>>64411925
He had a 9 war season
>>64411869
That was an extreme example, but my point was that he wasn't a HoF tier player.
>>64411961
>but my point was that he wasn't a HoF tier player.
yes he is, he's just not a top tier example of it he's still a HoF tier player
>>64411959
So did Bret Boone. Having 1 dominant season shouldn't be a lock for the Hall of Fame.
>>64411961
He was better than you
>>64411986
He had one dominant season and the 19 years of consecutive above average play. thats a HoF career
he rated in the top 10 in almost everything throughout that span
>>64411980
Other than his one season with a 9 WAR, and just barely getting over 3000 hits after 20 seasons, what did he accomplish that Hall of Fame worthy?
>>64411941
They're obviously all AL teams. Holy shit.
>>64412003
he had 3 seasons of over 6 war and on top of that he had 20 years of good play
He is a HoF player and if you can't see that, you need to start learning about baseball
>>64412016
A bunch of nobodies basically
>>64412016
There was a NL version some 2 years ago
>>64412003
I bet you think Bonds should be in the HoF
>>64412003
Clueless on the laws of the age of consent and clueless on baseball, stop.
>>64411986
god damn boone was fun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILevR9pmCiM
>>64412035
He had one 200 hit season, he only batted over .300 four times. The two statistics that he led the league the most in were Plate Appearances and Hit by Pitch. The picture is his 162 game average. Looking at that, I see a guy that I'd like on my team that would be good, not great, offensively and be able to get the job done. I don't see a Hall of Fame caliber player. Just because he was serviceable for 20 years doesn't mean he is one of the All-Time greats. There are people not in the Hall of Fame that were much more dominant than he was.
>>64412089
here's a better pic
>>64412089
>>64412107
You actually bring up a compelling argument... I can't say I really disagree with you
>>64412116
suck his dick already
>>64412089
>>64412107
here you go
Every other player that amassed 3,000 hits made it to the Hall of Fame, but from Biggio’s detractors, you hear the word “compiler” get thrown around a lot. What they mean by that is Biggio’s 3,000 hits weren’t as much a function of him being one of the game’s truly elite players as they were a function of his longevity. Of course, durability is a skill, too, but the Hall of Fame tends to reward greatness more than it does longevity, as it should. The two put together is what makes you a lock.
So, I wanted to look at Biggio’s peak years, and I wanted to look at the peak years of other Hall of Famers. If there’s a notion that Biggio was never elite, that notion is false. He put up a 9-win season in 1997, and that’s something only 11 other players have done in the last 20 years. His four-year peak, from 1995-98, was worth about +27 WAR, which ranks 56th all-time among position players and is better than the four-year peak of first ballot Hall of Famers like Willie McCovey, Tony Gwynn and Brooks Robinson. Biggio’s numbers are largely a function of his durability, but there’s no mistaking that the greatness was there.
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/examining-the-most-underwhelming-hall-of-fame-selections/
Please learn more about baseball
please
Like I said, he had over 20 fucking years of above average production that in of itself is elite
No fucking faggot lucks into 20 fucking years of production and into 5 different position changes just so they could keep you on the team
>I don't see a Hall of Fame caliber player. Just because he was serviceable for 20 years doesn't mean he is one of the All-Time greats. There are people not in the Hall of Fame that were much more dominant than he was.
There are people in the hall with numbers less than him and the people out with number greater than him are very few. Don't count the roiders, they won't get in for obvious reasons
>>64412122
Faggot
>>64412046
When was the last time you fucks faced a nobody AL team in the postseason you delusional shitcunt.
Fuck this position player hof bs.
Lets talk about why it's 2015 and:
>Mussina
>Clemens
>Schilling
>Cone
>Hershiser
Are not in the hall of fame.
Tragic
>>64412131
Alright, that's a good argument. I can't really argue against that.
>>64410214
around 83 or so probably 89 assuming don does not blow all his cash on whores and coke
>>64410192
most dodgers are cucks and like battered spouses who think the dodgers were just an inch away from a ring every year
>>64410643
>niggers in charge of managing
>>64412200
>changing your opinion
Literal cuck
DID SOMEBODY SAY DODGERS?
>>64412151
Who are you bro?
>>64412071
>He thinks the Dodgers are WS contenders
>He think Clayton Kershaw has the lowest ERA among liveball era pitchers with at least 1000 IPs
>But I'm "clueless on Baseball"
Also, pic related
>>64412270
>LAD
wew lad
>>64412280
If you're going to address me please have something to roast me with or a refute at the very least.
>>64411377
he will be motivated if the record is reachable
more importantly, will the record ever again be held by someone most of baseball doesnt hate?
>>64412157
Wow DG aren't you forgetting someone?
>>64412292
>Mariano Rivera has the lowest ERA among liveball era pitcher with at least 1000 IPs
refute that
>>64411855
>only players who did something extordanary should be allowed into the HoF
yes. this isnt a little league participation award
>>64411986
>>64412083
BOOOOONNNNNEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!
>>64412083
why did you make me listen to Niehaus?
I dont need that today
>>64412292
He refuted your pedo statement desu
>>64412326
His batting stance was so awkward and focused. I loved it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLSZX4eYeKw
>>64412340
he looks completely off balance
![1450716200551[1].webm](https://i.imgur.com/4NWMJah.jpg "1450716200551[1].webm")
>>64412270
>>64412280
Wow Texas is based.
>comparing relievers and starters
i seriously hope you guys do not partake in the event i have just detailed
>>64412383
DG set the criteria, he said nothing about starters or relievers. He just lost at his own game
>>64412383
Welcome to /mlb/
have you been shown the proper way to swing a bat?
Fuck!
I miss Baseball
How much longer do i have to deal with football and basketball?
I just want to watch the M's disappoint me for the 15th consecutive time
>>64412383
Put your trip back on cuck
Clayton Kershaw has the lowest ERA IN THE LIVE-BALL ERA with a minimum of 1000 innings pitched.
He will have the lowest ERA IN THE LIVE-BALL ERA with a minimum of 2000 innings pitched by the end of the 2018 season.
He will have his #22 retired across all of Major League Baseball and a new award to honor the best pitcher in both leagues:. "The Clayton Cock".
>>64412089
Guess which hall of farmer
>>64412419
U gave it away nigga
>>64412416
please stop replying to the obvious troll
it's just Heron with a new trip and team
![1450716817555[1].webm](https://i.imgur.com/3J2EiTb.jpg "1450716817555[1].webm")
>>64412416
Post pitcher dingers
>>64412419
In that aspect, you would get Ripken's defense. He was won of the all-time greats defensively.
>>64412463
>>64412429
Kersh has never given up a hr to a pitcher has he?
that doesnt seem like something he would do
>>64412481
KERSHITGETSBUMBLASTED.WEBM
>>64412481
>Bumgarner
how does this make you feel /sp/?
https://youtu.be/2OCObjnIzUE
>Redsbro in this deplorable year of our Lord, 2016
mfw against us, Dusty's Nats sweep every season series and Leake tosses a no-no
>>64412506
Go pee in some girl's hair to feel better, degenerate.
>>64412463
GOAT
>>64412522
Australia killing DG tonight
>>64412506
serious question buddy
would you suck off Kersh if it guaranteed a doyer ws appearance?
![latest[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/T712UHg.png "latest[1].png")
>>64412534
Are you for real?
He would obviously do it for free.
For free.
>>64412534
Dodgers are already guaranteed a WS in 2016 tho lol?
>>64412556
>>64412555
so you would do it for free?
>>64412556
how did it taste?
>>64412556
Did you piss in his beard?
>>64411020
Griffey's' swing always makes me smile
>back to feeding DG
goodnight /mlb/
>>64412605
i'll try to make some more.
>tfw the entirety of the mlb video archives is not online
I've been watching world series films to deal with missing baseball, I've already seen 2010 2012 and 2014 like 5 times each, and the two other recent teams are the Red Sox and the Cardinals, two boring ass teams. The offseason struggle is too much for me guys.
>>64412685
Please share.
>>64412685
2012/2013/2014 ALCS DETROIT AND ORIOLES GAMES
TOP FEEELSSS
>>64412685
links? cmon bayfag
>>64412707
12 and 13 are both on youtube. Can't find 10 and 11 online anymore and 14 i have on dvd.
2013 Red Sox film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im80kZksM4Y
2012 Giants Film:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6w4KWxfi6I
Scuturo was crazy clutch that year.
>>64412530
There are those defining moments in the careers of pitchers that totally fuck them up for a while.
For Brad Lidge, it was Pujols' massive home run in the 2005 NLCS.
For Johan, this must've hurt. He declined after that year.
>>64412555
NOTHING AT ALL
NOTHING AT ALL
NOTHING AT ALLAH AKBAR
*BOOOOM*
>>64412769
That game also ended up fucking Felix up. He was >one strike away from getting the W and Beltran had to be a fuccboi and hurt him. this is just hard to watch
http://m.mlb.com/video/v2991592/hernandez-is-injured-covering-home-plate/
https://www.youtube.com/user/bigtmlb/
>>64412782
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bIRP84v_Kw
>>64412666
>>64412825
Top kek. If I was Muslim, I'd love to do this. Same way I always wanted to do this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogvvozxzczs
Just got that new Android M update fampai
BRB.
Clayton Kershaw most feared pitcher in the postseason.
>>64412926
Did your piss turn that ugly broad's hair green?
How come no one has mentioned Harold Reynolds and Tom Verdushit getting btfo? This is a great moment for us all. Sure, Joe Fuck is still there, but I'll take gladly take Smoltz over Niggaboo and Chicken Shit.
>>64413005
>foxsports
>>64412926
whats ur skype daddy cuck
Buster Olney @Buster_ESPN 14m14 minutes ago
Some agents/execs believe part of reason there are so many good veteran players still unsigned is the growing volume of teams tanking 2016.
2016 is going to be FUN
>>64413062
What?
Isn't the NL never been more competitive?
>>64413081
NL has far less parity than the AL does. The variance between the top teams and bottom teams was huge this year
Who has the:
>Best Rotation
>Best Bullpen
>Best Infield
>Best Outfield
>>64413114
>marlins
>miami
>miami marlins
>the team Stanton is on
>>64413114
>Dbacks
>KC
>Giants
>Marlins
>>64413114
Best Outfield is the Red Sox and its not even close
>>64413114
>Who has the:
>>Best Choker
Dodgers
>>64413131
Dbacks absolutely do not have even ONE of the best rotations
>>64413152
B-but muh Daddy Greinke.
>>64412732
>Can't find 10 and 11 online anymore
dewd wut
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylrMN0paTtU
>>64413656
I was talking about the world series films familia.
>>64413656
>>64413676
Also the World Series in 2010 started on my birthday and won, it was pretty lit to be 100 with you guys /end blog
>>64413676
my bad brocephus
http://archiveofourown.org/tags/Tim%20Lincecum*s*Buster%20Posey/works
>>64413706
>Tim Lincecum/Clayton Kershaw
>Benny 'The Jet' Rodriguez/Scotty Smalls
>151 timmy/buster stories
holy shit explain yourselves, jints fans
>>64411869
>different HOf tier
Quit trying to be a goddamn baseball philosopher. If a player is in the HOF, it's because they earned the honor. It's that simple.
>>64413706
>>64413792
they're called middle-aged ladies with too much time on their hands
>>64413081
Some anon made this, but it's a great parity chart
Stove is ice cold
>>64414767
Stove is room temp desu
>>64413889
now someone do w/l record
Lordeblue will lick your penis if you do
>>64414767
this son of a bitch is ice cold
>>64414925
>>64414949
thank you Canadia
>>64414991
You're very welcome neighbor.
>>64414880
Nah, he'd just ask to start a piss party.
>>64413114
Mets
KC
Cubs
Pirates or Angels
>>64413872
There are different tiers in the Hof
You are fucking retarded if you think biggio is comparable to fucking ruth,aaron,cobb,williams,mays etc etc etc
>>64413792
>Best looking guy on the team
>Pagan
>Has only 25 stories
how based can one man be?
https://twitter.com/hashtag/BaseballChristmasMovies?src=tren
>>64415918
Yes, and those players epitomize what it means to be in the Hall of Fame. Being mediocre for 16 years, but having 4 all star seasons doesn't make you a HoFer. Biggio doesn't even get in if it weren't for he 3000 hits
>>64415918
Well fuck, if we go by your idea of the HOF then we only allow 20 or 30 people in.
http://m.whitesox.mlb.com/news/article/160243228/white-sox-reportedly-pursuing-alex-gordon
Interesting. Other Sox fans what do you think?
>>64416608
There are plenty of players that were dominant for a good portion of their career, Biggio isn't one of those players
>>64416611
They would have to offer him an absurd amount of money. I don't think he'd be dumb enough to stay in the division if he left KC.
>>64416658
Have you ever actually looked at his stats or watched him play? He was one of the top 2B of the 90s and early 2000s. He and Roberto Alomar.
>>64416732
Not to mention Jeff Kent, Chuck Knoblauch, and Mark Grudzialanek.
>>64416658
Biggio is extremely underrated. 3000 hits, nearly 300 HRs, 7 time all star. I feel like if he played for the Red Sox or Yankess he'd be considered a top 10 all time 2nd baseman.
>>64416756
Sadly this isn't that far from being true.
DAILY
REMINDER
THE NEW YORK YANKEES ARE *******LITERALLY******* TOO POOR TO MAKE ANY FREE AGENT SIGNINGS THIS YEAR
*******LITERALLY******* TOO POOR
THE NEW YORK YANKEES LEGITIMATELY CANNOT AFFORD TO SIGN ANY FREE AGENTS
>>64413889
>WS champion in 24th
>Deserving WS champion in 10th
WAR is such a broken stat
>>64416756
Doesn't he hold the record for hbp?
So while 4chan was dead, Kirk Nieuwenhuis got traded to the Broors.
espn.go.com/blog/new-york/mets/post/_/id/113828/kirk-nieuwenhuis-claimed-off-waivers-by-brewers
NL PLAYOFF PICTURE AS OF TODAY
West:giants
Central:cubs
East:Mets
Wild cards:St. Louis, Pittsburgh
Discuss /mlb/
>>64416898
>cubs
>not regressing
Pick one
>>64416898
swap the Pirates with the Dodgers
and maybe the Mets with the Nast, Mets just have no offense
>>64416898
>West:giants
stop posting forever
dodgers are a complete no brainer
>>64416898
Way to play it safe. I doubt the same teams from last year all make the post season. There's always a surprise team or 2 every year.
