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  1. I'm NOT saying Jack is GOAT, either. The fact Jack and Tiger had comparable peaks and careers refutes the 1 in 100 yr claim.
  2. Check your comprehension, I said that Jack's career was better. To show your claim that Tiger is 1 in 100 fails.
  3. Lol, that's a lot of stereotyping in one post
  4. Better how?
  5. Holliday is just suffering from performance anxiety. I think j-rod went 0 for his first 36 or something.
  6. Statistics and golf, lol. Kinda pointless, limited value for golf which is 90% mental. Statistics needs repeatability to be of value, and repeatability only exists in a very limited way in golf. Every golfer, including pros, go through unpredictable and massive peaks and valleys. Especially when it comes to putting. Let's continue this debate at the end of this year after we see how Scheffler does in the other 3 majors. No Tiger is not a 1 in 100 years athlete. Jack and Tiger careers overlap (Woods turned pro in 1996, and Jack finished 6th at the 1998 Masters). And Jack's career was slightly better.
  7. I'm not projecting anything, and don't call me a fool. Putting volatility means that top 10-20 putting from Scheffler is within reach. Anyway, we will see. btw - what is your golf handicap?
  8. Make that 5 straight games
  9. I'm not making a comparison of Tiger and Scheffler career wise. Putting is quite volatile. You see players in the top 10 putting one year and >100 the next. No reason why Scheffler, especially given his temperament, can improve on his #58 putting rank from a few years ago to top 20 or even top 10 and have a Tiger'escue season. Again he is not far off from Tiger's peak. I expect Tiger's best runs were when his putter was one of the best on tour. Again, putting is the most volatile stat, with wide swings week to week and year to year. Scheffler just needs a run of good putting to match up. Drive for show, putt for dough.
  10. This team gonna be good when the bats come alive
  11. So "not far off" is not wrong. Just the putter.
  12. At this point, the separation is not that far off what it was when Tiger was at his peak. Needs to keep it up for several more years though.
  13. He's gonna be an early helium guy for sure
  14. Sheehan (forearm) has been shut down from throwing by the Dodgers, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports. TJS incoming.
  15. Michael Busch has homered in 4 straight games now. He's the real deal, folks. .340/.407/.723/1.131
  16. Bobby Miller out with shoulder inflammation
  17. He's out with performance anxiety
  18. The thing about Bo and Vlad is neither has developed much since coming into MLB - have stayed pretty much the same player other than Vlad's weight yo-yo'ing. Is that on the players or the org?
  19. Grayson, Skubal
  20. Elly for J-Rod is an interesting proposition. If I'm the J-Rod owner, I say no, but it's not a hard no. Elly's speed and power is incredible. < 15 seconds home to home lol
  21. Elly's K rate has been dropping. A free swinger before, he's gone too far the other way and become too selective. When he finds the right balance it will be massive. I expect him to get better, not worse. Hold.
  22. You are very premature.
  23. I doubt anyone gets DFA'ed, for depth reasons. Guys with options will go to Buffalo, Pearson, Espino, Cabrera. If Mayza goes on the IL, Cabrera stays. They can pitch in Buffalo until injuries.
  24. Not sure that RT is being babied. His development has been interrupted by repeated arm issues. He hasn't had an extended period without an arm issue in order to build up to 5+ innings / outing.
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