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The Melk-man delivers.
Ian Kinsler is already ahead of him and he only has 35 ABs.
At least a productive out, Skeets.
If you mean AVG then 35 atbats is hardly enough to show anything.
If you mean AVG then 35 atbats is hardly enough to show anything.
He's already got three homers. The way Melky is going, I don't see him getting that many. And, of course 35 ABs is a tiny sample, but Kinsler was highly touted and has been producing like it, now that he's healthy.
That was lucky. Thanks, Carlos.
Verlander has a pretty good argument, too.
Sheffield looks awkward as hell out there.
Johnson will walk Polanco and give up a homer to Thames. Again.
Its tough as a closer to win RoY, but it has happened. And Liriano just started making starts.
Oh, and the plate ump is just randomly calling balls and strikes - there's no real rhyme, reason or pattern to it.
Terribly unclutch.
Once again, I guarantee that Long is a dead duck.
Or he just needs to start hitting more extra base hits. If that's a miracle considering he's a rookie and power usually follows as the year progresses, fine.
2 base hits after Arod's GIDP. Grrrr.
If he walks Long, I don't know what to tell you.
He could OPS .850 and I still think he's behind Verlander and Liriano.
Yeah I am pretty sweet.
The Tigers this season or Johnson this game?
The latter. I figured the Tigers for an 83-88 win team this year.
Mantle should have won them all.
Let's not get carried away - Berra won back to back, and deservedly so. ('54 and '55)
Mantle won in '56 and '57 - deservedly so.
Jackie Jenson's '58 award is a crime against Mantle. Mick should have tracked him down and killed him for his liver afterwards.
I have no problems with Nellie Fox's award in '59.
Maris won in '60 and '61. In '60 he beat Mantle by three points - but again deservedly so.
Mantle wins again in '62, then Elston Howard wins in '63.. a good choice. After 1964 baseball ended until the mid-1970s.
Mantle should have won them both.
Uh, Sean, Yogi had a 6.9 WARP3 in '55, compared to Mantle's 11.0...
Maris was more valuable in 1960, but Mantle much more valuable in '61.
Power "usually follows as the year progresses"? Does that statistical principle have a name? Melky's ml numbers do not suggest a ROY-caliber OF, nor do his numbers so far. Hence: he'll need a miracle.
And I'm pretty sure a closer won in the AL last year, right? I bet if the writers voted today they'd give it to either Verlander or Papelbon. Liriano would come in 3rd. But there's a lot of the season left, of course.
Maris played Right, in old yankee stadium, you know, 250 down the line yankee stadium
This is the dumbest lineup ever.
I don't even think Joe is trying anymore.
I figured Jeter hurt himself when he was super slow on breaking up that DP the time he was on base.
His fastball is mid-90s and hitting spots, his slider is spectacular. He looks like Randy Johnson.
but still
Me: I can't they're doing that "Yankee Universe" thing. It's a blatant ripoff of ######' Boston.
Roomate: But it's for cancer!
Me: #### cancer. Would you rather give $20 to cancer, or save that $20 and not ape the Red Sox?
Roomate: Fair point.
1. Bonderman needs another pitch. He throws a hanging slider almost once every AB, and while it is nasty when it works, that's just too many tumblers rolling up to the plate against Major League Hitters. If I'm a batter, I'm just waiting for a fastball I can handle or that awful tumbler, like the one Alex drilled.
2. Randy looks great. He is absolutely painting the inside edge with a letter high fastball. That's unhittable right there. His slider is also great. Hell, he turned it around against St. Louis this time last year, right?
Well, I am an optimist.
wowzers.
Cancer is cancer. And the Red Sox are the Red Sox. It's pretty obvious which is worse, and I'm thinking of the one with the fat Dominican.
That would make it more likely to happen, wouldn't it?
Off to put up the awning
Cairo
Not only doesn't Giambi make that play. Durazo doesn't make it. Pena, I'm not so sure.
Forgot Duncan. No idea if he makes that play.
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