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So, who will win lads?
Buyern or Jewve?
We will.
le "whoever wins, football loses" match
i believe that we will win
Why is there no thread for this
Por qué no hay un thread para este
RAY 1 - 0 ATM 40 minutes in
>>64724635
>RAY 1 - 0 ATM
da fuc
Griezmann disappearing
The grass looks like shit
bob ryan on suicide watch
I used to like bob Ryan because he brought an older school attitude and generally didn't give a fuck if he went against the grain, but idk how I feel about this dude anymore. Biggest cock on this panel, guesses anyone?
DESPITE WHAT YOUVE BEEN TOLD
I ONCE HAD A SOUL
DO YOU THINK YOU'RE BETTER OFF ALONE
>>64724535
A FORMER FRIEND OF MINE
>suggar-daddy club buying all the best players in the world and frequently choking
>soul
Honestly who can stop us?
Hitler
>>64724166
See us in the champions league m8 we will fuck your shit up.
Is he the GOAT?
>Bonds drew 688 intentional walks in his career. There are 49 Hall of Fame position players who drew fewer walks of any kind in their entire careers.
>If Bonds had retired after the 1998 season, he would have done so with 99.6 career rWAR. This would rank him No. 32 all-time.
>If Bonds had retired after his age-27 season rather than signing with the San Francisco Giants, he would have done so with 50.1 career rWAR, more than 42 Hall of Fame position players.
>Bonds had a career line of .393/.967/1.054 on 3-0 counts.
>Bonds was once intentionally walked with the bases loaded.
>Bonds was intentionally walked with the bases empty 41 times.
>In the 2002 postseason, Bonds hit .356/.581/.978 with eight home runs in 17 games.
>Between 2002 and 2004, Bonds hit 136 home runs and struck out 146 times.
>If you turned every home run Bonds ever hit into an out, his career on base percentage would be .384, the same as Alex Rodriguez's.
>Between 1990 and 2004, Bonds was never lower than third in OPS, and he was third only three times.
>Bonds stole 340 bases through age 30; Derek Jeter has stolen 355 in his career.
>Bonds reached base just 330 fewer times than all-time leader Pete Rose, in 3,284 fewer plate appearances.
>Bonds opened the 2004 season with a stretch in which he reached base 45 times in 64 plate appearances, with nine home runs and four strikeouts.
>Bonds's slugging percentage in 2001 was .863. If that were his OPS, it would have ranked 27th in the National League, just behind teammate and defending MVP Jeff Kent's .877 mark.
>From 2002 to 2007, the only seasons for which data is available, Bonds made contact with 90.5 percent of strikes he swung at, varying from a seasonal low of 89.2 percent to a high of 93.7 percent.
>Bonds made 85 fewer outs than Ken Griffey Jr. did in 1,302 more plate appearances.
>Bonds had four sacrifice hits in his career. (Ted Williams had five; Hank Aaron had 21.)
>>64724241
>Through age 26, Bonds had 10.8 defensive WAR, more than any other outfielder in major league history other than Andruw Jones through that age.
>Bonds hit .333/.488/.576 against Pedro Martínez in 43 plate appearances; only Luis Gonzalez (of all people) hit him better.
>Bonds hit Randy Johnson for a 1.003 OPS in 62 plate appearances; no other left-handed hitter with 50 PAs did better than .888, and left-handers overall hit .199/.278/.294.
>After the San Francisco Giants moved to what is now known as AT&T Park, Bonds slugged .753 there in 1996 plate appearances, which is what Mark McGwire did in 1998, the year he hit 70 home runs.
>From 2001 to 2004, Bonds's on base percentage was .559; that would have been the 11th-highest slugging average in the National League during this period.
>Bonds's career rWAR of 162.4 is higher than those of Pete Rose and Nolan Ryan combined.
>Bonds took the extra base—advancing more than one base on a single, or more than two on a double—43 percent of the time, more often than Ichiro Suzuki.
>In his career, after going to a 3-0 count Bonds hit 30 home runs and struck out 25 times.
>In his 16 recorded bunt attempts, Bonds laid down two for sacrifices and picked up eight hits on the others, for a .571 batting average.
>Bonds hit 227 career home runs just off left-handers—more than 91 Hall of Fame position players hit in total.
>If Bonds were to return to the major leagues tomorrow, he would have to make 1,412 straight outs to drop his on base percentage below .400.
>Bonds is the only member of the 400-400 HR-SB club
>He is also the only member of the 500-500 club
Indisputable GOAT desu senpai
Who else /TopOfTheLeague/ here?
>>64723401
Reporting in
>Inter Milan Defender Andrea Ranocchia Agrees Liverpool Move
Is he shit, chad?
We are so winning playoffs
Post a picture of your favorite player from their first squad
>this used to be Shaq
>>64723173
Only pic i've seen of Zidane in which he looks convincingly Arabic.
Well St. Louis, The Rams now have a 99.999% chance of moving back to Los Angeles. NFL generally bows down to Social Media.
>>64721911
Oops, amlost forgot
City of St Louis=
BTFO
T
F
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>>64721911
holy shit is that even allowed?
>the shitty of the gay butt fucking incest addicted tooth rotten hell hole of St. Louis blown the ever-loving heck out
>methinals
Who is the Bobby Fischer of football coaches?
the who of what?
Chip Kelly
lampard in a couple of years
>it's a seahawks/steelers/broncos win the owl episode
no patriots/packers?
>>64721576
They don't have much of a chance
>>64721538
>it's a handegg thread
Who else thinks Viqueens will win it all
>defense/team is fully healthy
>Bridgewater is on fire
>AD still GOAT
>Home field advantage
>Zero degrees
>>64721402
am I all alone on this one here
bumping one last time
Bridgewater isn't ready yet
1 and done
Saintsfag reporting. Payton's end of season presser been bumped back an hour, after a meeting with owner Tom Benson. Payton being traded, announcement imminent.
Who got him? Fins? Browns? Titans? 49ers?
RIP in peace Payton. It was the best of times.
I'd guess Titans.
>>64721332
The totans have nothing to give
Whichever team has the best illegal bounty system
>Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports reported Griffin is expected to become available "via a salary dump," noting the quarterback has the Cowboys atop his list of preferred destinations.
TONY ROMO ON SUICIDE WATCH
He's washed up senpai
i'm sure he's terrified of a guy that was behind Cousins and Colt McCoy on the depth chart
>>64720514
As much as a good guy and probably smart as he is getting his masters from Baylor, I wouldn't be surprised if he tries for a more stable team like Houston first, b/c they are on the rise and he's from the area. But Dallas, he knows he'll be on the bench as long as Romo breathes, and he'll deal with a new head coach after the 'boys get BTFO again next year. I don't know if he can handle personalities like Dez the way Romo can.
Why does /sp/ hate tennis?
no one hates it, tennis is too irrelevant to generate such feel in people
Because individual sports outside boxing suck
>>64720297
I like it. Are you enjoying the Qatar Open, OP?
