Azubuike24;1455817 wrote:Adam Dunn homered again in the 4th.
Azubuike24;1455832 wrote:Does he have a higher WAR than Rob Deer in his prime?
Laley23;1455847 wrote:Rob Deer best WAR --------- (3.8)
Adam Dunn current WAR --- (-1.1)
So, no. He does not have a better WAR than Rob Deer in his prime.
SportsAndLady;1456534 wrote:Harang CG, 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 10 K's
That's random
SportsAndLady;1456534 wrote:Harang CG, 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 10 K's
That's random
He had 5 K's after 2. Which is about all I watched before I fell asleep, per the usual.ts1227;1456537 wrote:They were playing the Astros, so it makes sense.
Not something most would publicly admit..hasbeen;1456540 wrote: I will say this, the Astros kicked our ass the first series.
karen lotz;1456494 wrote:
Kirk Gibson, Matt Williams, Charles Nagy, Alan Trammell, Mark McGwire, Don Baylor, Don Mattingly, Tim Wallach, Steve Sax all mixing it up with each other. All we needed was Mickey Tettleton and Chet Lemon and we were right back in the 80s.
It's not a secret to the 12 people who follow Seattle and the 6 people who follow Houston.SportsAndLady;1456543 wrote:Not something most would publicly admit..
Azubuike24;1456892 wrote:Bottom 9, up 2-0. 1 on, 2 outs, 0-2 count...Lorenzo Cain takes Jose Valverde deep. Blowing a great start for Justin Verlander...
ClassyPoster is the only one who claims they are favorites. I like a LOT of teams more. In the AL even.Azubuike24;1457026 wrote:Royals won it on a walk-off single in the 10th.
Call me cynical, but please tell me why the Tigers are considered such a favorite by everyone? If Sanchez pitches like has has the last year+, it's a hell of a 1/2 with Verlander. They have options after that, depending on match-ups how they would want to mix in Scherzer, Porcello and Fister. Could even go Scherzer in game 2 of a series.
Still, their pen isn't that good. Their offense, outside of Cabrera, Prince and Peralta (who's well above his career average in OPS) isn't that amazing either. Sure, Martinez and Hunter aren't having good years, but it's not like either are just entering their prime either. It might be reality.
I like the Tigers in the AL if I had to pick someone, but I honestly think the NL is superior this year and if they can get homefield in the WS again, the NL takes home another crown.
Laley23;1457029 wrote:ClassyPoster is the only one who claims they are favorites. I like a LOT of teams more. In the AL even.
I will say though that Detroit has the best staff. JV, Scherzer, Fister and Sanchez are sick. Sanchez is a damn #4 on that team.
But I like a lot of teams more...
'27 Yanks line-up...as the bench/September call-ups.Azubuike24;1457043 wrote:The 1990 Reds bullpen.
Laley23;1457047 wrote:'27 Yanks line-up...as the bench/September call-ups.
Azubuike24;1457057 wrote:The Babe vs Prince. Who eats who first?