G-Snarls

Oh it's angrioter. Awesome. Thanks dude. LOL.

I'm getting re tweeted now Who's doing that???

Cool, see what he says. It's not like it's really objectionable. It references the wiki page of Mendoza Line. I don't have it well formatted is all.

I love/hate Twitter so much. LOL

Same with Mendoza. Poor guy.

Done

Yep. That's more important than the credits. Well, at least until its everywhere then you me and JugglingPitches will be all up in it.

Originally Posted by JugglingPitches I've never seen an athlete get away with running his mouth as much as this clown does while turning in literally one of the worst seasons in the history of the game. This guy is going to get the Mendoza Line renamed after him at this rate. Originally Posted by Gsnarls It should forever be called, in Toronto, the Arencibia line. Good idea. Originally Posted by Jays 0.250 OBP The Arencibia line.

Official origin of the term: 1. JugglingPitches suggests JP might "get the Mendoza line renamed after him" 2. GSnarls replies and says "this will be called the Arencibia Line" 3. Jays defines the Arencibia Line as an OBP of .250

This one was the inspiration for my post though

Or this

This is it Early mention

It's the new Loviste!!!

LOL at Ward striking out John Kruk

Verifiable? Need link to post

I still love that screen cap

Hahahaha, OK, that's fair!

Gose may be capable of starting, but I still want to keep Melky.

I'm glad you asked!!! - {{AFC submission|t||ts=20130920014719|u=GSnarls|ns=5}} '''The Arencibia Line''' The term "Arencibia (\ahr-ehn-SEE-bee-uh\) Line) refers to an extremely low on base percentage for a professional baseball player. (http://www.fangraphs.com/library/offense/obp/). On base percentage (OBP) is in an important measure of a hitter's performance, stating what proportion of plate appearances result in the player not getting out. In 2013, Toronto Blue Jays catcher Jonathan Paul (J. P.) Arencibia had an extremely low on base percentage (0.236 at the time of this writing), at a level ranking in the lowest 0.001% in major league baseball history for players qualifying with enough plate appearances. The exact on base percentage for which the term "Arencibia Line" applies is debated, but is generally accepted to be in the vicinity of .250. http://www.bluejaysmessageboard.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=347&d=1379556308 The term is inspired by another baseball statistical reference, the so-called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendoza_Line Mendoza Line], an infamous reference to a baseball player with a very low batting average The term "Arencibia Line" is a new one, having been born on a popular Toronto Blue Jays message board, felt to have been first posted by a user nicknamed "GordieDougie" A Twitter hashtag #ArencibiaLine has also been used, though at the time of this writing has not started trending significantly ==References== {{reflist}} * http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/a/arencjp01.shtml J. P. Arencibia statistics * http://www.bluejaysmessageboard.com/threads/1418-GDT-9-19-2013-Kawasaki-at-DH First use of term * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendoza_Line Mendoza Line * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On-base_percentage On Base Percentage

I need to know who to credit in the Wikipedia article I also need to know how to make a tinyurl to use in tweets

We are proposing the term "Arencibia Line" I have submitted a page to Wikipedia for review about the term - hopefully it gets accepted We will also use the hashtag #ArencibiaLine in tweets to Zaun and Wilner and others to draw attention to it Let me know if you have other ideas Cheers GSnarls

s***. What if Gose has a major league capable bat after all.

50% at JP 50% at ump