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Felt like it was a worthy gamble. Glad I didn't deal Nelson, he looks like he could really be something.

Jesus Christ

Objectively, he's been bad. Judging performance on earned runs and batting average is how the Phillies were made. I would rather have Brandon McCarthy's games over Sanchez's because more often than not, those are successful starts even though his earned runs were higher. You guys are so small minded it hurts. Of course, I will brace myself for idiots who can't see past said earned runs to say I'd rather have a pitcher who lost games or whatever nonsense.

Their blissful ignorance leaves them incapable of feeling embarrassment.

Nope, I got at least one.

It has to do with the fact that you consistently have zero ability to assess players.

In related news, Clayton Blackburn is currently making his first start of the year. So far, 2ip, 2 swinging ks, 1 h and one ball hit in the air.

How is your boy JP Arencibia doing these days?

Why? Because fewer earned runs?

I'd love to know who voted A. I'd guess Lettheballfly, saskjaysfan and jimcanuck. Homer trifecta supreme.

It kind of feels like the worse Goins is at hitting, the more highly people regard his defense because...I don't know

jesus christ it's just incredible. Funny thing is that they'll be wrong like always and not learn from it at all. See: Goins, Ryan; Thames, Eric.

Sounds like you'd be pretty happy as a Phillies fan

He's doing that to split the vote so it looks like option 2 is the leading choice. If you voted for option 1 and aren't trolling, seek help

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1952, 1955. You lose.

3 days ago: Tue, May 5 Bryce Harper was held hitless with two strikeouts in four at-bats as the Nationals suffered a loss to the Marlins on Tuesday. Advice: After finishing the month of April strong, Harper has slumped in five May games, recording just one hit (a single) in 21 plate appearances. Though he has been drawing plenty of walks all season, his triple-slash line is otherwise disappointing at .245/.405/.457. (Rotoworld.com) Today: Fri, May 8 Bryce Harper hit two home runs and finished with five RBI in Friday's 9-2 win over the Braves. Advice: Do you hear that rumble? Are you hunkering behind a barricade right now? That sound is the sound of Bryce Harper unleashing torrents of fire. His two-homer, five-RBI game on Friday wasn't even his best game this week, as just two days ago he hit three home runs in a contest with the Marlins. Yikes. Against the Braves, Harper hit a two-run bomb off of Eric Stults in the sixth inning, then followed it up with a three-run shot off William Perez in the eighth. In his last two games, Harper is 6-for-8 with five home runs, 10 RBI and five runs scored. That's a decent month for most players. The 22-year-old Harper's now hitting .284/.426/.627 with 10 home runs, 25 RBI and 23 runs scored. Best of luck to any pitcher who happens to play in the NL East. (Rotoworld.com) The hell is the point of these stupid things if they are so reactionary?

The Yankees all started growing mustaches and now they are 19-11. This Gibbons bum should be doing everything he can to get the team going, why isn't he doing something like they're doing? This team is going nowhere with this babyfaced dunce.

Lmfao People complain about anything christ

7 kinda looks like a 4 after a few molsons

Questionable bat speed as well. Probably won't fare too well when he is challenged by advanced pitching. Too much swing and miss in his profile imo.

I don't think BP was too high on him so he's due to burn out completely any day now.

Dear Silverdumn: plz give me back Billy McKinney...you swine. Your pal, Boxy

Weird, I was under the impression that he's been mashing. AJ Preller is dumn