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Actually, I'm not going to argue this with you, it's not worth it.
Quote from: LFO on April 29, 2009, 07:28:41 PMActually, I'm not going to argue this with you, it's not worth it.If only...
Of course, you brought up tonight which spurned a new convo.�
I do find it comical though that you respond just as I do, yet you act like I am the only one here.
But given the way you hand out blame with the players, I guess I am not surprised.
Nice though earlier, I just noticed RJ, that you edited in a "RAY" comment back there.� I was wondering when that would come.� It's your fallback for when you are getting owned in a conversation.� Typical.� I wish I had a dollar everytime RJ threw out a RAY comment, like it means anything to me.� If anything it shows me how stupid you really are.�
You do like to twist and call names to try and make points though, which I find laughable. ÂÂ
Quote from: LFO on April 29, 2009, 09:52:33 PMAnd no, owning you is watching you fight me over a point, then the VERY NEXT NIGHT prove my point correct by making a similar point. That is what is ridiculous. But I wouldn't expect you to ever admit that nor drop it. I didn't bother correcting your ridiculous analogies because it had proven to be useless, but here goes so you're not under the impression that you "owned" anything.Quote from: LFO on April 29, 2009, 08:43:04 PMIf by your logic AKi wasn't at fault last night, than Zobrist wasn't either.Either the onus is on the fielder to make the play or the pitcher.� By your logic based on last night, AKi was not at fault because Howell put the guys on base.� Well tonight you are saying Zobrist is at fault and not Kazmir, even though Kazmir put the guys on?� That doesn't make sense.Here, let me help:Last night, Aki missed the play a run scored because of it.Tonight, Kazmir throws a wild pitch, a run scores because of it.Tonight, Zobrist misses a catchable ball, a run scores because of it.The second Kaz wild pitch I will say Navy should have caught (or blocked better), but Kaz didn't cover properly either.� Probably both had a hand in that.� But the 1st wild pitch was awful, no better than 50/50 (of that) a good catcher makes that play.Last night - Aki could have a made a tough play to save Howell's screw-ups.Tonight - Aki could have made a tough play to save Zobrist's screw-up of not calling the ball. That wouldn't have been a tough physical play for Zobrist to make, he just made a mental mistake.Tonight - Navy could have made tough play to save Kazmir's wild pitch, but he didn't. Should he have? Sure, but Kaz is where the blame goes.Bayfisher said it best - "Last Say Ray"
And no, owning you is watching you fight me over a point, then the VERY NEXT NIGHT prove my point correct by making a similar point. That is what is ridiculous. But I wouldn't expect you to ever admit that nor drop it.Â
If by your logic AKi wasn't at fault last night, than Zobrist wasn't either.Either the onus is on the fielder to make the play or the pitcher.� By your logic based on last night, AKi was not at fault because Howell put the guys on base.� Well tonight you are saying Zobrist is at fault and not Kazmir, even though Kazmir put the guys on?� That doesn't make sense.Here, let me help:Last night, Aki missed the play a run scored because of it.Tonight, Kazmir throws a wild pitch, a run scores because of it.Tonight, Zobrist misses a catchable ball, a run scores because of it.The second Kaz wild pitch I will say Navy should have caught (or blocked better), but Kaz didn't cover properly either.� Probably both had a hand in that.� But the 1st wild pitch was awful, no better than 50/50 (of that) a good catcher makes that play.
Reid Brignac is very close.
We upgrade the bullpen by adding Nelson, Isringhausen, and replacing Miller with an upgrade in Choate.
Good back-up bench players signed this off season - ESPN analysts say the Rays have improved on their team since last WS.
Reds: Edinson Volquez, Johnny Cueto, Homer Bailey