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Post by Coach on Jan 29, 2008 17:44:25 GMT -5
Money isnt a problem for the Mets, so the only thing that stands in the way is if Santana becomes stupid with his demands.
So how does this shift the power in the NL East (regardless of last season i believe the Mets was the team to beat this upcoming year)?? How does it affect the MLB as a whole? What says the people?
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Post by princeprimo on Jan 29, 2008 17:58:12 GMT -5
First of all List, you can't come back from that type of choking last year to be so productive the following year. History will back me up on that, regardless of the sport.
Second, the Phillies (the team with the last 2 NL MVP's) have slowly patched every crack they had in the armor, including today's agreement to sign Feliz from the Giants (a move DESPERATELY needed).
I think the Phillies and Dodgers are the team(s) to beat in the N.L., and the Tigers might have the A.L. on lock...regardless of what Santana decides to do
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Post by Alc 06 on Jan 29, 2008 17:58:25 GMT -5
I thought this was kinda funny. Actually, quite hilarious (except for the fact that the Braves have to see this dude next year). While the Yankees and Red Sox were nitpicking th deal, the Mets came in the back door on their azzes.
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Post by Coach on Jan 29, 2008 18:03:33 GMT -5
@alch - I don't think they used the back door, lol, they were always in the race. They had the farm system that attracted the Twins, Red Sox were in the race but (IMO) only because the Yanks were in it. George decimated his farm system...
Prince - i'm coming with my response bruh. You tryin to get on my team now...lol
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Post by Coach on Jan 29, 2008 18:13:51 GMT -5
First of all List, you can't come back from that type of choking last year to be so productive the following year. History will back me up on that, regardless of the sport. Second, the Phillies (the team with the last 2 NL MVP's) have slowly patched every crack they had in the armor, including today's agreement to sign Feliz from the Giants (a move DESPERATELY needed). I think the Phillies and Dodgers are the team(s) to beat in the N.L., and the Tigers might have the A.L. on lock...regardless of what Santana decides to do What you talk about history?? These niggas still got to put on the cleats and play ball. ...history aint got nothing to do with this. The Mets has slowly and quietly patched up their own holes.... |
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Post by Alc 06 on Jan 29, 2008 18:16:02 GMT -5
yeah, the Mets were in it, but all you heard on TV revolved around the Stankees and the Sox. Meanwhile, the Braves will suck once again. At least when we sucked before, we were winning regular season games.
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Post by Coach on Jan 29, 2008 18:23:22 GMT -5
yeah, the Mets were in it, but all you heard on TV revolved around the Stankees and the Sox. Meanwhile, the Braves will suck once again. At least when we sucked before, we were winning regular season games. I notice that about Minaya, he keeps a tight lip on his workings. Can't report on something when you got no info, right?? This nigga Minaya is quietly assembling the Latin Dream Team aka The Mets...lol But the Braves are still very much in it. They got some coals in the fire....i actually put the Brave atop the Phillies in the standings this season. |
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Post by Alc 06 on Jan 29, 2008 18:28:04 GMT -5
yeah, that's how you do it. Quietly. Loose lips sink ships.
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Post by princeprimo on Jan 29, 2008 18:47:52 GMT -5
yeah, the Mets were in it, but all you heard on TV revolved around the Stankees and the Sox. Meanwhile, the Braves will suck once again. At least when we sucked before, we were winning regular season games. I notice that about Minaya, he keeps a tight lip on his workings. Can't report on something when you got no info, right?? This nigga Minaya is quietly assembling the Latin Dream Team aka The Mets...lol But the Braves are still very much in it. They got some coals in the fire....i actually put the Brave atop the Phillies in the standings this season. HUH??  Ummm, don't understand that one, bruh. No Andruw Jones, no new pitching to speak of and they were lucky to stay in it as long as they did last year! Didn't J-Roll tell y'all last year...We're the team to beat. The Phillies are THE BEST offensive team in the N.L. The Braves will truly suck this year...you know that, I know that, we all know that. Are they going to use magic wood in their bats? Are they going to use the wings of mercury around the bases? Come on, I know it was a hard pill to swallow last year, but the Phils have got '08 in the NL East ON LOCK!!! |
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Post by princeprimo on Jan 29, 2008 18:52:38 GMT -5
First of all List, you can't come back from that type of choking last year to be so productive the following year. History will back me up on that, regardless of the sport. Second, the Phillies (the team with the last 2 NL MVP's) have slowly patched every crack they had in the armor, including today's agreement to sign Feliz from the Giants (a move DESPERATELY needed). I think the Phillies and Dodgers are the team(s) to beat in the N.L., and the Tigers might have the A.L. on lock...regardless of what Santana decides to do What you talk about history?? These niggas still got to put on the cleats and play ball. ...history aint got nothing to do with this. The Mets has slowly and quietly patched up their own holes.... List...let's look at history. Anytime a team (in any sport) has had a major choke-off/collapse during the season or post season, you didn't hear from that team the next year. The Mets were truly shook over what happened to them. Delgado STILL talks about it. And the Phillies beat them straight up and snatched their hearts from them in the process! If the Phils were going to fall off, maybe the Mets would be a contender...but they won't, so they're not. |
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Post by Coach on Jan 29, 2008 18:56:16 GMT -5
OK, granted i might have over did it with the Braves comment...but the Phillies the best offensive team in the N.L?? Huh?? You gotta explain that to me bruh.....
NO WAIT: I could prob knock a few balls out of Citizens Bank Park....that explains your statement. Sorry ass Citizens Bank Park makes every team look like an offensive juggernaut. ;D
They got the NL east on lock this year too?? Yea thats another one your gonna have to explain to me sir. If you give a good explanation, i'll admit your right.
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Post by Coach on Jan 29, 2008 18:59:40 GMT -5
What you talk about history?? These niggas still got to put on the cleats and play ball. ...history aint got nothing to do with this. The Mets has slowly and quietly patched up their own holes.... List...let's look at history. Anytime a team (in any sport) has had a major choke-off/collapse during the season or post season, you didn't hear from that team the next year. The Mets were truly shook over what happened to them. Delgado STILL talks about it. And the Phillies beat them straight up and snatched their hearts from them in the process! If the Phils were going to fall off, maybe the Mets would be a contender...but they won't, so they're not. <--Doesnt believe in history. We live in the present.. In 2003 history said the Falcons wasn't gonna be the Packers at Lambeau Field.... I'm sorry bruh, but i dont accept the history defense....in any sport. |
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Post by princeprimo on Jan 29, 2008 19:10:40 GMT -5
OK, granted i might have over did it with the Braves comment...but the Phillies the best offensive team in the N.L?? Huh?? You gotta explain that to me bruh..... NO WAIT: I could prob knock a few balls out of Citizens Bank Park....that explains your statement. Sorry ass Citizens Bank Park makes every team look like an offensive juggernaut. ;D They got the NL east on lock this year too?? Yea thats another one your gonna have to explain to me sir. If you give a good explanation, i'll admit your right. No problem, bruh. They have the '07 MVP. They have the '06 MVP. They probably have the '08 MVP (Utley). They led the league in runs scored. They led the league in team RBI's. They have speed, power and play defense. They play in Citizens Bank Park (LOL...I must admit to that). They had the best record in the N.L. after the All-Star break after the Rockies. They had NUMEROUS key injuries last year and were still productive. They have a DEEEPP and underated bench. They have very good young arms. There is nobody in the NL East to challenge them but the Mets, and you know what the Phils did to them... |
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Post by Coach on Jan 30, 2008 14:43:47 GMT -5
OK, granted i might have over did it with the Braves comment...but the Phillies the best offensive team in the N.L?? Huh?? You gotta explain that to me bruh..... NO WAIT: I could prob knock a few balls out of Citizens Bank Park....that explains your statement. Sorry ass Citizens Bank Park makes every team look like an offensive juggernaut. ;D They got the NL east on lock this year too?? Yea thats another one your gonna have to explain to me sir. If you give a good explanation, i'll admit your right. No problem, bruh. They have the '07 MVP. They have the '06 MVP. They probably have the '08 MVP (Utley). They led the league in runs scored. They led the league in team RBI's. They have speed, power and play defense. They play in Citizens Bank Park (LOL...I must admit to that). They had the best record in the N.L. after the All-Star break after the Rockies. They had NUMEROUS key injuries last year and were still productive. They have a DEEEPP and underated bench. They have very good young arms. There is nobody in the NL East to challenge them but the Mets, and you know what the Phils did to them... So Chase Utley is gonna win the MVP now?? Those numbers are overrated due to sorry ass Citizens Bank Park, lol. And it wasn't so much what the Phils did to the Mets....more like what the Mets did to themselves. All for what?? A first round exit courtesy of the Rockies. |
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Post by princeprimo on Jan 30, 2008 18:30:49 GMT -5
No problem, bruh. They have the '07 MVP. They have the '06 MVP. They probably have the '08 MVP (Utley). They led the league in runs scored. They led the league in team RBI's. They have speed, power and play defense. They play in Citizens Bank Park (LOL...I must admit to that). They had the best record in the N.L. after the All-Star break after the Rockies. They had NUMEROUS key injuries last year and were still productive. They have a DEEEPP and underated bench. They have very good young arms. There is nobody in the NL East to challenge them but the Mets, and you know what the Phils did to them... So Chase Utley is gonna win the MVP now?? Those numbers are overrated due to sorry ass Citizens Bank Park, lol. And it wasn't so much what the Phils did to the Mets....more like what the Mets did to themselves. All for what?? A first round exit courtesy of the Rockies. Yeah List, that Rockies series hurt a little bit...and ironies of ironies, it was Tony Gwynn Jr. that did in the Padres! No one could've beaten the Rockies in the NL playoffs last year...they were a freakanature. And Citizens Bank Park isn't as much of a pinball machine as the media makes it out to be. And it's definitely not sorry bruh...it's one of the nicer parks in baseball! I am looking forward to checking out the new DC park this year and the two in NY in '09... Admit it bruh...the Phils shook the Mets last year!! Remember, the Mets were rollin' before that first Phillies sweep!! |
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Post by jay0heavenly on Jan 31, 2008 13:15:45 GMT -5
NL East Power Rankings 1. The Phils 2. The Mets The End  lol... While I will admit, Santana is a HUGE acquisition, the rest of your rotation is still very average at best. Maine is sometimey, Perez is overrated and Pedro is OLD. (Mets fans...please don't expect more than 11 wins out of him this year). I am elated that Santana went to the NL where we'll only have to see him once or twice. Minaya still has some holes to patch up...i.e. the bullpen. |
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Post by Coach on Jan 31, 2008 14:56:42 GMT -5
So let me get this straight, in 07' the Mets were the favorites to win the NL East....but now in 08' they're not? Even though they are a healthier Mets team, even though they've upgraded the pitching, catching(defense), second base(defense and offense), right field (defense and offense), AND the bullpen positions?? Oh ok, its what i thought: Yall clearly are on some crack rocks.
Some of these responses are bs. Some of yall sounds stupid, your going of the fact that the Phillies went on a surge and the Mets went on a steep decline. Thats all your basing your opioion on. Fan or not, bias or no bias, you can't sit there and give me a strong enough defense for the argument that the Phillies are gonna winning the NL East.
Points to be made:
1. Perez is underrated, which is the reason the Pirates gave him up for so little.
2. Pedro doesn't have the heat in his arm anymore, but the nigga can paint the strikezone like Van Gogh, match that with the offense he'll get. I'll take Pedro over Andy "steroid using" Pettitte any day of the week.
Get off the pipe yall, the Phillies will challenge for the NL East, but they're a wild card team.
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Post by jay0heavenly on Jan 31, 2008 16:03:36 GMT -5
LOL @ Crack Rocks... I never had them atop of the '07 NL East standings... ... I didn't think Pedro would hold up enough to carry you guys. Oh and :dead: at "Andy 'steroid using' Pettitte...LOL. I'll take the Yanks Rotation and Bullpen ANY DAY over the Mets. Granted, Santana is a bonafide ace and Cy young type of guy but thats about it. BUT...Leave it up to Billy "I don't throw Strikes" Wagner and he'll blow 10 of Santana's leads... LOL. Comparison. Yanks: 1. Wang 2. Pettitte 3. Hughes 4. Joba! 5. Moose Mets: 1. Santana 2. Pedro 3. Maine 4. Perez 5. El Dookie (I know its not spelled like that  ). Besides Santana, none of the rest of the guys on your rotation would probably even be a starter on the Yanks. (Pedro would but he won't be healthy). |
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Post by princeprimo on Jan 31, 2008 16:29:27 GMT -5
So let me get this straight, in 07' the Mets were the favorites to win the NL East....but now in 08' they're not? Even though they are a healthier Mets team, even though they've upgraded the pitching, catching(defense), second base(defense and offense), right field (defense and offense), AND the bullpen positions?? Oh ok, its what i thought: Yall clearly are on some crack rocks. Some of these responses are bs. Some of yall sounds stupid, your going of the fact that the Phillies went on a surge and the Mets went on a steep decline. Thats all your basing your opioion on. Fan or not, bias or no bias, you can't sit there and give me a strong enough defense for the argument that the Phillies are gonna winning the NL East. Points to be made:1. Perez is underrated, which is the reason the Pirates gave him up for so little. 2. Pedro doesn't have the heat in his arm anymore, but the nigga can paint the strikezone like Van Gogh, match that with the offense he'll get. I'll take Pedro over Andy "steroid using" Pettitte any day of the week. Get off the pipe yall, the Phillies will challenge for the NL East, but they're a wild card team. List, you Met-lovin' fool! ;D I personally DIDN'T have the Mets winning before '07. Why? Because they have SERIOUS chemistry issues on their team and their pitching is WWWAAAYYYY overated! Because you depended too much on guys like Marlon Anderson and Desi Relaford (guys WE gladly got rid of). True, I'm a Phils fan but like most Philly fans, I'm a realist. Do you think '07 didn't count? Do you think it meant NOTHING that Lo Duca couldn't bring himself to come back to the team? The Phillies were the pick in '07 to be the wildcard team by more than a few publications. Guess who's going to be the pick to be the pick in the NL in '08? Ryan Church? Schneider? Umm, yeah...mediocre players DO NOT equal wins, bruh. But you keep believing in your boys...and hope you get the wildcard |
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Post by princeprimo on Jan 31, 2008 16:32:53 GMT -5
NL East Power Rankings 1. The Phils 2. The Mets The End lol... While I will admit, Santana is a HUGE acquisition, the rest of your rotation is still very average at best. Maine is sometimey, Perez is overrated and Pedro is OLD. (Mets fans...please don't expect more than 11 wins out of him this year). I am elated that Santana went to the NL where we'll only have to see him once or twice. Minaya still has some holes to patch up...i.e. the bullpen. Good points, jay. I agree with your picks for '08. What Lister is missing is that THERE IS AN ADJUSTMENT with a pitcher changing from AL to NL. I'm thinkin' Barry Zito... |
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Post by Coach on Jan 31, 2008 18:59:34 GMT -5
So let me get this straight, in 07' the Mets were the favorites to win the NL East....but now in 08' they're not? Even though they are a healthier Mets team, even though they've upgraded the pitching, catching(defense), second base(defense and offense), right field (defense and offense), AND the bullpen positions?? Oh ok, its what i thought: Yall clearly are on some crack rocks. Some of these responses are bs. Some of yall sounds stupid, your going of the fact that the Phillies went on a surge and the Mets went on a steep decline. Thats all your basing your opioion on. Fan or not, bias or no bias, you can't sit there and give me a strong enough defense for the argument that the Phillies are gonna winning the NL East. Points to be made:1. Perez is underrated, which is the reason the Pirates gave him up for so little. 2. Pedro doesn't have the heat in his arm anymore, but the nigga can paint the strikezone like Van Gogh, match that with the offense he'll get. I'll take Pedro over Andy "steroid using" Pettitte any day of the week. Get off the pipe yall, the Phillies will challenge for the NL East, but they're a wild card team. List, you Met-lovin' fool! ;D I personally DIDN'T have the Mets winning before '07. Why? Because they have SERIOUS chemistry issues on their team and their pitching is WWWAAAYYYY overated! Because you depended too much on guys like Marlon Anderson and Desi Relaford (guys WE gladly got rid of). True, I'm a Phils fan but like most Philly fans, I'm a realist. Do you think '07 didn't count? Do you think it meant NOTHING that Lo Duca couldn't bring himself to come back to the team? The Phillies were the pick in '07 to be the wildcard team by more than a few publications. Guess who's going to be the pick to be the pick in the NL in '08? Ryan Church? Schneider? Umm, yeah...mediocre players DO NOT equal wins, bruh. But you keep believing in your boys...and hope you get the wildcard Chemistry?? Man since when do you be in the locker room and club house of the Mets?? If your not in the club house or the locker after and before games....you don't know nothing about chemstry. Besides when did they have chemstry problems? Secondly, there were no interest in retaining LoDuca. The Mets brass never contacted LoDuca's representatives...so your statement is stricken from the record. And i'll school you on something about a team sport....its takes a team to win. Church and Schneider are pieces to the puzzle...not superstars. Church ungraded right field over Shawn Green and Schneider is defensively better than LoDuca...and basically the same offensively. |
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Post by Coach on Jan 31, 2008 19:02:08 GMT -5
NL East Power Rankings 1. The Phils 2. The Mets The End lol... While I will admit, Santana is a HUGE acquisition, the rest of your rotation is still very average at best. Maine is sometimey, Perez is overrated and Pedro is OLD. (Mets fans...please don't expect more than 11 wins out of him this year). I am elated that Santana went to the NL where we'll only have to see him once or twice. Minaya still has some holes to patch up...i.e. the bullpen. Good points, jay. I agree with your picks for '08. What Lister is missing is that THERE IS AN ADJUSTMENT with a pitcher changing from AL to NL. I'm thinkin' Barry Zito... Barry Zito was fucked when Art Howe convinced Rick Peterson to leave the A's and join the Met's staff years ago. Thats when he and the whole A's team was fucked. Tim Hudson did a smooth transition to the NL among others. Don't kick the change of league story....besides offensively the AL is the better league. |
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Post by Warner Fite on Jan 31, 2008 19:41:31 GMT -5
Good points, jay. I agree with your picks for '08. What Lister is missing is that THERE IS AN ADJUSTMENT with a pitcher changing from AL to NL. I'm thinkin' Barry Zito... Barry Zito was fucked when Art Howe convinced Rick Peterson to leave the A's and join the Met's staff years ago. Thats when he and the whole A's team was fucked. Tim Hudson did a smooth transition to the NL among others. Don't kick the change of league story....besides offensively the AL is the better league. That's real spit Coach! |
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Post by Coach on Jan 31, 2008 20:14:14 GMT -5
LOL @ Crack Rocks... I never had them atop of the '07 NL East standings... ... I didn't think Pedro would hold up enough to carry you guys. Oh and :dead: at "Andy 'steroid using' Pettitte...LOL. I'll take the Yanks Rotation and Bullpen ANY DAY over the Mets. Granted, Santana is a bonafide ace and Cy young type of guy but thats about it. BUT...Leave it up to Billy "I don't throw Strikes" Wagner and he'll blow 10 of Santana's leads... LOL. Comparison. Yanks: 1. Wang 2. Pettitte 3. Hughes 4. Joba! 5. Moose Mets: 1. Santana 2. Pedro 3. Maine 4. Perez 5. El Dookie (I know its not spelled like that ). Besides Santana, none of the rest of the guys on your rotation would probably even be a starter on the Yanks. (Pedro would but he won't be healthy). Jay, this isnt about the Mets/Yanks man!! lol I don't even worry about yall till inter-league....even then i don't worry about the Yanks. SMH @ "El Dookie"...i'm sure he wasn't El Dookie when he was helping yall win rings. Typical Yanks fan. And get off Billy Wagner....lets not get on Marino "I gonna hand the D-backs their first ever world series championship" Rivera. ;D |
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Post by princeprimo on Jan 31, 2008 23:50:30 GMT -5
Yeah...that's spit, but it ain't real...LOL List, you don't see things right in your face! Tim Hudson? He wasn't poppin' last year! And... what in the name of Doc Gooden does Art Howe have to do with Barry Zito sucking with the Giants last year? ...and EPUN is co-signing? Too funny... Oh yeah, and the Santana deal isn't finalized yet! Let me make it simple and plain...THE METS AREN'T GOING TO WIN THE NL EAST! Barry Zito was fucked when Art Howe convinced Rick Peterson to leave the A's and join the Met's staff years ago. Thats when he and the whole A's team was fucked. Tim Hudson did a smooth transition to the NL among others. Don't kick the change of league story....besides offensively the AL is the better league. That's real spit Coach! |
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Post by Coach on Feb 1, 2008 0:48:04 GMT -5
Yeah...that's spit, but it ain't real...LOL List, you don't see things right in your face! Tim Hudson? He wasn't poppin' last year! And... what in the name of Doc Gooden does Art Howe have to do with Barry Zito sucking with the Giants last year? ...and EPUN is co-signing? Too funny... Oh yeah, and the Santana deal isn't finalized yet! Let me make it simple and plain...THE METS AREN'T GOING TO WIN THE NL EAST! What does Art Howe have to do with Barry Zito sucking with the Giants??? Hmmm lets see....Art Howe convinced Rick Peterson to leave the A's and join the Mets as the pitching coach. Its not by chance that Barry Zito's most productive years came when Peterson coached him (I know you remember the Oakland Big 3). Peterson left and Zito's effectivness when on the decline....Howe is the reason Peterson left. Thats what he has to do with this.... Tim Hudson wasnt popping?? Your saying Tim Hudson wasn't popping?? The man who ranks 5th in NL in Wins (16), 7th in NL in ERA (3.33), 3rd in NL in IP (224.1), 9th in NL in WHIP (1.22) wasnt popping?? The man who went 16-10 (with a poor Braves team) with 132 K's wasnt popping. Oh ok so i guess Jamie Moyer, Adam Eaton, Kyle Kendrick were the ones that "popped". Leave the pipe to Bobby Brown, bruh... Your suffering from tunnel vision, and have a natural bias. If i said the Rockies are better than the Phils, you'd probably disagree. Its ok, but like i said they're a wild card team. |
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Post by princeprimo on Feb 1, 2008 16:00:30 GMT -5
Ummm, yeah I would disagree as I'm sure you would bruh!! LOL! Are the NY Giants better than Dallas? Come on, List. But it's all good...and it's going to be a good, competitive year. I still say the Phils got it on LOCK...F yo' couch nicca, F yo' couch!! ;D Yeah...that's spit, but it ain't real...LOL List, you don't see things right in your face! Tim Hudson? He wasn't poppin' last year! And... what in the name of Doc Gooden does Art Howe have to do with Barry Zito sucking with the Giants last year? ...and EPUN is co-signing? Too funny... Oh yeah, and the Santana deal isn't finalized yet! Let me make it simple and plain...THE METS AREN'T GOING TO WIN THE NL EAST! What does Art Howe have to do with Barry Zito sucking with the Giants??? Hmmm lets see....Art Howe convinced Rick Peterson to leave the A's and join the Mets as the pitching coach. Its not by chance that Barry Zito's most productive years came when Peterson coached him (I know you remember the Oakland Big 3). Peterson left and Zito's effectivness when on the decline....Howe is the reason Peterson left. Thats what he has to do with this.... Tim Hudson wasnt popping?? Your saying Tim Hudson wasn't popping?? The man who ranks 5th in NL in Wins (16), 7th in NL in ERA (3.33), 3rd in NL in IP (224.1), 9th in NL in WHIP (1.22) wasnt popping?? The man who went 16-10 (with a poor Braves team) with 132 K's wasnt popping. Oh ok so i guess Jamie Moyer, Adam Eaton, Kyle Kendrick were the ones that "popped". Leave the pipe to Bobby Brown, bruh... Your suffering from tunnel vision, and have a natural bias. If i said the Rockies are better than the Phils, you'd probably disagree. Its ok, but like i said they're a wild card team. |
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Post by Coach on Feb 1, 2008 16:07:34 GMT -5
LMAO
<--Notices the brother said nothing more about Tim Hudson....
<---Will chalk up the Barry Zito and Tim Hudson discussion as a W for him.... ;D
<-- Coach D wins again!!! Yes
<--Anticipates a response....
**Dust off his couch and returns to sitting down**
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Post by princeprimo on Feb 1, 2008 16:41:23 GMT -5
ROTFL!!! *Helps dust off couch...must leave crack alone* Umm, no I didn't ignore the Tim Hudson and Barry Zito talk. I do remember Oakland's Big 3, but Zito was the only one who continued to be effective after what Art Howe did. Tim Hudson was supposed to be KILLER for the Braves, not just good. I don't speak on the back of the Phils' rotation and their stats last year. Too scary. Thank goodness Myers is back as a starter. No Dub for The Coach...but an acknowledgement. ;D LMAO <--Notices the brother said nothing more about Tim Hudson.... <---Will chalk up the Barry Zito and Tim Hudson discussion as a W for him.... ;D <-- Coach D wins again!!! Yes <--Anticipates a response.... **Dust off his couch and returns to sitting down** |
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Post by Warner Fite on Feb 1, 2008 16:53:18 GMT -5
ROTFL!!! *Helps dust off couch...must leave crack alone* Umm, no I didn't ignore the Tim Hudson and Barry Zito talk. I do remember Oakland's Big 3, but Zito was the only one who continued to be effective after what Art Howe did. Tim Hudson was supposed to be KILLER for the Braves, not just good. I don't speak on the back of the Phils' rotation and their stats last year. Too scary. Thank goodness Myers is back as a starter. No Dub for The Coach...but an acknowledgement. ;D LMAO <--Notices the brother said nothing more about Tim Hudson.... <---Will chalk up the Barry Zito and Tim Hudson discussion as a W for him.... ;D <-- Coach D wins again!!! Yes <--Anticipates a response.... **Dust off his couch and returns to sitting down** LOL!....Zito hasn't been shyt since his Cy Young....OMG! |
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Ummm, don't understand that one, bruh. No Andruw Jones, no new pitching to speak of and they were lucky to stay in it as long as they did last year! Didn't J-Roll tell y'all last year...We're the team to beat. The Phillies are THE BEST offensive team in the N.L. The Braves will truly suck this year...you know that, I know that, we all know that. Are they going to use magic wood in their bats? Are they going to use the wings of mercury around the bases? Come on, I know it was a hard pill to swallow last year, but the Phils have got '08 in the NL East ON LOCK!!!
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