John_Havok

Lolololol awesome

Thole's just gunshy with Hutch out there, doesn't want to cave in the back of head again.

I was saying tis the other day, he just looks like he's got a slow bat overall and its killing him. The 2 HR day yesterday was nice to see so maybe he has taken steps to try and correct this

Pillar (7pts)- labadee Donaldson (2pts)- Bautista (2pts)- Angrioter, Dylan, Vdub, Edwin (3pts) - johnhavok Tulo (3pts)- FrozenRopes, Condor13 Smoak (5pts)- canadiansportsjunkie Saunders (6pts)- Martin (5pts)- LetTheBallFly Thole (10pts)- Goins (10pts)- Carrera (10pts)-

Exactly. And broken clocks are right twice a day... Being a replacement level player doesn't exclude you from having great days, but it should exclude you from hitting leadoff for what should be one of the best offenses in baseball.

http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=21675 There it is. Read all of parts 1 2 and 3.

Velocity difference from the fastball to the change is actually the primary reason for swings and misses. I'm trying to find the articles that did the research to prove this. They found that velocity difference is the highest correlation of whiff rates on the change. The smaller the gap, even with good drop or fade it correlates more to ground balls.

There are no lesbians, just women in comfortable shoes - Robin Williams

Don't forget that 1% usage of the cutter. 1 cutter per start will really give the other team something to think about.

It's amazing how the refs can control the playoffs in sports. Theres just no reason that a player who averages like 9 free grows a game in the regular season gets nearly cut in half except for the fact the refs call the games so much differently. I've never been a Derozan fan in any case, he's not a guy I would ever pay max dollars to as a cornerstone of a franchise. Dude would be a very good second scoring option but can't be the go-to guy with the game that he plays.

When Carerra was put into the leadoff spot for yesterday's game, a buddy of mine bet me a case of beer against 5 cases from me that Carrera would go 4 for 5 against Gray. Really glad I didn't go double or nothing today.

And now pillar...

Neck spasms

Lesbias don't wear heels.

Neck spasms

What was that?

First failed steroid test is 80 games. It's in the mlb drug policy Failure to comply with treatment program First failure to comply: 15 to 25 day suspension and/or a fine of up to $10,000 Second failure to comply: 25 to 50 day suspension and/or a fine of up to $25,000 Third failure to comply: 50 to 75 day suspension and/or a fine of up to $50,000 Fourth failure to comply: minimum one year suspension and/or a fine of up to $100,000 Any subsequent failure(s) to comply: The level of the discipline will be determined by the Office of the Commissioner, consistent with the concept of progressive discipline. All suspensions are without pay. Positive steroid test results First positive test result: 80 game suspension Second positive test result: 162 game suspension (the entire season, including the postseason) Third positive test result: lifetime ban from MLB Players who test positive for either their first or second tests are given the option to appeal, in which scientific tests will be conducted to prove validity of test. Within that period of time, they are restricted from participation in all baseball activity. If an appeal is granted, the suspension may be reduced by 40 games for the first offense or 80 games for the second offense. There is no appeal for a third offense. All suspensions are without pay. In addition, a suspended player can be replaced on the active roster by another player. If a player is on the disabled list, the suspension is served while on the disabled list. Unless a suspension is reduced on appeal, a suspended player is not allowed to participate in that year's post-season even if his suspension ends before then. Players who receive a lifetime ban after a third positive test may apply for reinstatement after one year and be eligible to be reinstated after two years. Conviction for use of prohibited substances First offense: 15 to 30 day suspension and/or a fine of up to $10,000 Second offense: 30 to 90 day suspension and/or a fine of up to $50,000 Third offense: minimum one year suspension and/or a fine of up to $100,000 Fourth offense: minimum two year suspension Any subsequent offense(s): The level of the discipline will be determined by the Office of the Commissioner, consistent with the concept of progressive discipline. All suspensions are without pay.

Game 18 Bonus: 2 pts if the Blue Jays win and you pick Pillar (7pts)- Donaldson (2pts)-Rajai's Mitten, Nafro, Jonn Bautista (2pts)- baseballsss, Dylan, Candy Maldonado Edwin (3pts)- LetTheBallFly Tulo (4pts)- Smoak (5pts)- Condor13, intrigid, Deadpool, o2, JohnHavok Saunders (6pts)- Jonn Martin (5pts)- Thole (10pts)- Goins (10pts)- Carerra (10pts)- Statman Bench - Angrioter

Buck said something on Tim an Side today. Tulo has a hip thing and Saunders is "banged up"

Hope he can get his money back from his supplier.

You're probably right, but when you look at the depth chart in the minors right now, anything from like 6 or 7 through 30 is pretty fluid.

Baltimore had the series gifted to them. They didnt do anything particularly impressive to deseve it. IF hits, bloop singles and broken gloves combined with terrible pen management from Gibby ....

More lucksack Os ... GG. See you next series

2 minutes left. Raps up 15

At this piont it's advantage Os. Gibby has managed the already short pen into the ground.