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If there were only some guys on the block to help fill that gap in injuries

If only there was someone selling players at a reasonable price.

1st round pick last yr out 8 months
2nd round pick last yr out 8 months
1st round pick this yr already hurt (1 more day)
2nd round pick this yr already hurt (1 more day)

i filter "Fragile" and "Wrecked" off.. but obviously it doesn't matter.

The_Niddler wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 11:52 am

Wasted Memory wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 9:15 am For #$%@s sake Billy, leave my pitchers alone....


Just to recap Clearly this game is targeting me.

'68 - Ron O'Dineer - Out 13 months
'69 - James Johnston - Out 2 months
'69 & '70 - Dave Marks - Out 13 months
'71 - Duane Atkins - Out 8 months
'71 - James Johnston - Out 3 months
'72 - Scott Fox - Out 10 months
'72 - Dave Marks - Out 13 months
'72 - Lewis Fritz - Out 1 month

Have you tried a new trainer?

Three over that entire span.

GeorgesGoons wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 12:15 pm If there were only some guys on the block to help fill that gap in injuries

If only I was in contention and truly cared.

nick wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 1:47 pm 1st round pick last yr out 8 months
2nd round pick last yr out 8 months
1st round pick this yr already hurt (1 more day)
2nd round pick this yr already hurt (1 more day)

i filter "Fragile" and "Wrecked" off.. but obviously it doesn't matter.

All of my pitchers were either normal or durable prior.

Free pitchers on the waiver wire tomorrow...

if Cuevas retired today he'd be a HOFer

I agree that he is a HOFer but you posted something that shows him below our avg HOF for CF in 4 out of 5 categories. Maybe I am missing something here?

2 reasons

1. I mostly follow the HOF Monitor
2. as high as those avgs are, its because we have about 5 guys with such ridiculous HOF Monitors that you get a much higher number

Avg: 155
Median: 132

The Avg are inflated because of the 5 barry bonds type monsters in the HOF.

Hall of Fame Monitor
All-Time and Active Leaders

This is another Jamesian creation. It attempts to assess how likely (not how deserving) an active player is to make the Hall of Fame. Using its rough scale, 100 means a good possibility and 130 is a virtual cinch. It isn't hard and fast, but it does a pretty good job.

Edit:

Based on Median (of all batters, iunno why JAWs is 1 position and everyone else is the entire batters list), he is already better than 3 of 5.. for avg, 1 of 5.. but hes also 31.. just sayin he retires 2moro hes lock in.

It will shock ya to hear this but I go with the old eye test.

wdoupis wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 6:39 pm It will shock ya to hear this but I go with the old eye test.

His first 7 years were unreal. That's long enough for me to put him on my ballot. Since then though, just a good player

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IN A 19-2 loss to Miami, i had 3 position players finish the last 3.2 innings. Not sure i have ever seen this in game, but in doing so saved the bullpen to win the remaining 2 games fo that series.

Took my series from Cookeville. Some things never change

plasma1896 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 07, 2020 8:58 am IN A 19-2 loss to Miami, i had 3 position players finish the last 3.2 innings. Not sure i have ever seen this in game, but in doing so saved the bullpen to win the remaining 2 games fo that series.

Lane Sykes has back stiffness and he's still throwing gems. He's just tired of carrying this rotation.

I want to get some of that deer antler spray Joseph Sexton is chugging.

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