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wadesworld

Yankees over Twins
Diamondbacks over Rockies

Red Sox over Astros
Indians over Yankees
Nationals over Cubs
Dodgers over Diamondbacks

Indians over Red Sox
Dodgers over Nationals

Indians over Dodgers

buckchuckler


mu_hilltopper

Man, the Yankees just own the Twins, especially at home.

13 straight post-season losses for the Twins.  Brutal.

But hey, those were 9 innings played with house money. 

buckchuckler

The start was the only good part for the Twins.  That game really plodded along.  I think the Yankees are probably pretty happy with their trade with the Sox that brought them Robertson (wow what an outing!) and Kahnle. 

MerrittsMustache

Cubs set their NLDS rotation:

Game 1 - Hendricks
Game 2 - Lester
Game 3 - Quintana
Game 4 - Arrieta

buckchuckler

Quote from: MerrittsMustache on October 04, 2017, 12:15:53 PM
Cubs set their NLDS rotation:

Game 1 - Hendricks
Game 2 - Lester
Game 3 - Quintana
Game 4 - Arrieta

Wow, they aren't even giving Arrieta a chance to pitch. ;)

Vander Blue Man Group

Quote from: MerrittsMustache on October 04, 2017, 12:15:53 PM
Cubs set their NLDS rotation:

Game 1 - Hendricks
Game 2 - Lester
Game 3 - Quintana
Game 4 - Arrieta

Kyle's reaction upon hearing the news:


buckchuckler

That Altuve guy can kinda hit huh?

wadesworld

Quote from: buckchuckler on October 06, 2017, 04:13:51 PM
That Altuve guy can kinda hit huh?

Kind of reminds me of Daniel Murphy in 2015.

ChitownSpaceForRent

Quote from: QuentinsWorld on October 06, 2017, 04:16:01 PM
Kind of reminds me of Daniel Murphy in 2015.

He had a really nice postseason, but Altuve is 10x the player Daniel Murphy will ever be.

Vander Blue Man Group

Quote from: buckchuckler on October 06, 2017, 04:13:51 PM
That Altuve guy can kinda hit huh?

He's amazing and clearly the power from 2016 was not a fluke.

wadesworld

Quote from: ChitownGrimes on October 06, 2017, 04:19:41 PM
He had a really nice postseason, but Altuve is 10x the player Daniel Murphy will ever be.

10x the player that finished runner up in the NL MVP last year?  Come on now.

buckchuckler

#1512
Quote from: ChitownGrimes on October 06, 2017, 04:19:41 PM
He had a really nice postseason, but Altuve is 10x the player Daniel Murphy will ever be.

Not disagreeing with the premise that Altuve is a better player, but Murphy is much more than 1 postseason.  MVP runner up last year and an OPS well over .900 this year. 

But while Murphy is a great hitter, Altuve is a much more rounder player, and a better hitter.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/murphda08.shtml

🏀

Altuve will have 10x better career than Murphy, more factual statement.

Also, juice.

wadesworld

Quote from: PTM on October 06, 2017, 08:52:12 PM
Altuve will have 10x better career than Murphy, more factual statement.

Also, juice.

What does that even mean? Like 10 times the homers, RBIs, hits, BA, etc.? I'm going to go ahead and say Altuve will not be "10x the player" or have "10x the career" that Murphy has. Better? No doubt. But Murphy is pretty dang good.

And yeah. He's about the second most obvious PED user in baseball behind Arietta.

🏀

#1515
Quote from: QuentinsWorld on October 06, 2017, 09:04:32 PM
What does that even mean? Like 10 times the homers, RBIs, hits, BA, etc.? I'm going to go ahead and say Altuve will not be "10x the player" or have "10x the career" that Murphy has. Better? No doubt. But Murphy is pretty dang good.

And yeah. He's about the second most obvious PED user in baseball behind Arietta.

Let's go plate appearances...

Seriously, Altuve first ballot guy. Murphy....meh. That's my projection.


Vander Blue Man Group

Quote from: QuentinsWorld on October 06, 2017, 09:04:32 PM
What does that even mean? Like 10 times the homers, RBIs, hits, BA, etc.? I'm going to go ahead and say Altuve will not be "10x the player" or have "10x the career" that Murphy has. Better? No doubt. But Murphy is pretty dang good.

And yeah. He's about the second most obvious PED user in baseball behind Arietta.

Seek help.


LAZER

Great to see Hendricks' velocity up tonight.

#UnleashSean

Quote from: QuentinsWorld on October 06, 2017, 09:04:32 PM
What does that even mean? Like 10 times the homers, RBIs, hits, BA, etc.? I'm going to go ahead and say Altuve will not be "10x the player" or have "10x the career" that Murphy has. Better? No doubt. But Murphy is pretty dang good.

And yeah. He's about the second most obvious PED user in baseball behind Arietta.

Well at least it's not limited to  the cubs.

wadesworld

Quote from: #UnleashRowsey on October 06, 2017, 10:46:44 PM
Well at least it's not limited to  the cubs.

Nor has it ever been.

StillAWarrior

As a former catcher and Indians fan (and Yankee hater), I hope you can forgive a little hyperbole, but this is one of the greatest plays I can recall.  Setting the stage, this is after the Yankees got their leadoff hitter to second in the top of the 11th (and after a five-run comeback by the Tribe earlier in the game).

Thank goodness for replay.
Never wrestle with a pig.  You both get dirty, and the pig likes it.

brewcity77

Wow, that series turned in a heartbeat. Cubs up 3-1 in the 8th and on the verge of going up 2-0 in the series before heading back to Wrigley, then the Nats explode for 5 runs to take the lead and win the game. Now the series is tied with Scherzer coming to the hill on Monday. All the pressure immediately shifted back to the Cubs.

buckchuckler

Quote from: StillAWarrior on October 07, 2017, 09:30:36 AM
As a former catcher and Indians fan (and Yankee hater), I hope you can forgive a little hyperbole, but this is one of the greatest plays I can recall.  Setting the stage, this is after the Yankees got their leadoff hitter to second in the top of the 11th (and after a five-run comeback by the Tribe earlier in the game).

Thank goodness for replay.

Hyperbole indeed.  It isn't like it was a standard tag up play. 

What a throw.  And what stupid baserunning.

buckchuckler

I think Paul Goldschmidt is making a case for some national recognition of his awesomeness.

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