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Ethan Turner is on pace for roughly 246 hits, the all time record is 251.

Thank God I traded that guy!!!

shel311 wrote:Ethan Turner is on pace for roughly 246 hits, the all time record is 251.

Thank God I traded that guy!!!

Only batting .260 in August after months of .398, .317,.412,.371

Bum

Cnasty wrote:32 games to go, 15 game lead for the #1 spot and I think about benching starters more and more but trying not to overthink it.

I am not used to this winning stuff.

Reign and JD didn't give you the secret commish winning notebook? Shame on them

JD certainly didn't

Cnasty wrote:JD certainly didn't

Regular Season...We ain't talkin' bout playoffs

Cnasty wrote:JD certainly didn't

I put a clause in JD's contract that required him to help me continue winning... if he didn't do the same for yours, that's on him.

I'm sure it's not even close to the "record", but curious about how many times a single player has been traded between the same two franchises. Was looking at SP Mike Reese in this case. He was traded from Boston to Cookeville in November 2031, traded back November 2032. Again traded from Boston to Cookeville November 2034 and while it doesn't count, was closer than Corey realizes to being traded back again this year (complacency!). During all of this, Donny McLittle was traded twice, SP Pedro Galvan twice, 3B Scott Wilson twice, and quite a few other prominent players - SP Pedro Duran, SP Derek Frey, OF Jose Alvarez, 3B Jose Sanchez, SP Paul Bishop, SP Anthony Cash, MR Byund-doo Kim, 2B Bob France, C Jamie Ruiz, SP Michael McMahon, CL Dave Pierce, SP/MR Mike Jenkins.

I know, not really all that interesting but when you're bored at work....

The OOTP wormhole is a powerful being.

Ehh, looks like Ross Cole has him beat being traded back and forth between you and Niddler.

In the end that trade(s) got me Pugh.

I'll take it

It's been interesting looking back and seeing how everyone used to make HUGE trades. Wasn't uncommon to see three or four players from each team being thrown in there. Now, well...not so much.

Wasted Memory wrote:It's been interesting looking back and seeing how everyone used to make HUGE trades. Wasn't uncommon to see three or four players from each team being thrown in there. Now, well...not so much.

Trading is a little harder to come by nowadays as everyone is a little smarter as the years pass.

I understand what you're saying, but I'm not sure if it's smarter or more suspicious of the other guy

Wasted Memory wrote:I understand what you're saying, but I'm not sure if it's smarter or more suspicious of the other guy

Wasted Memory wrote:I understand what you're saying, but I'm not sure if it's smarter or more suspicious of the other guy

I love when Ted randomly asks me for some 20/20 complete scrub in my international complex that I have never even heard of.

He could offer me a 70 potential dude, and I'd probably still say no.

What does he know!!!

I know a few owners who won't trade me IFAs... even if they don't like them just b/c I want them.

edit: see above post from shel.

Yeah, there's one or two guys that when they come asking for players my scout has ranked relatively low I know there's something up. Helps build that mistrust with my scout.

Wasted Memory wrote:I understand what you're saying, but I'm not sure if it's smarter or more suspicious of the other guy

This times 10000%.

Orlando Parra is hitting .390 / .450 / .700 in 100+ ABs since arriving in Orange County but is still "very unhappy" with his performance...how the hell long does it take for that status to change

Uuaww wrote:The last wildcard in the NL may break my record for worst playoff team ever! only team to make the playoffs without a winning record.

I'll have a winning record!