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SF Giants wins 2nd World Series in 3 years, sweeps Detroit Tigers. Sandoval MVP.

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    Big Smoke
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    Mar 28, 2012 8:18 am GMT

    Boston_Boyy wrote:

    I don't understand how this MLB opening in Japan thing is at all a good idea. If they're gonna do that they could at least not put it in the middle of spring training, and pick a better team (I understand the Mariners, but the A's?) Then to top that off it goes into extra innings and doesn't see a minute of live TV in the US.

    When it was scheduled, they were hoping to showcase Ichiro vs. Hideki Matsui. That's why the A's are there.

    [QUOTE="Boston_Boyy"]

    I don't understand how this MLB opening in Japan thing is at all a good idea. If they're gonna do that they could at least not put it in the middle of spring training, and pick a better team (I understand the Mariners, but the A's?) Then to top that off it goes into extra innings and doesn't see a minute of live TV in the US.

    [/QUOTE]

    When it was scheduled, they were hoping to showcase Ichiro vs. Hideki Matsui. That's why the A's are there.

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    Mar 28, 2012 8:29 am GMT

    Mariners are on pace for 162-0. Ichiro is on pace for over 600 hits. Can they keep up this pace? Yes! I believe!

    Mariners are on pace for 162-0. Ichiro is on pace for over 600 hits. Can they keep up this pace? Yes! I believe!

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    Mar 28, 2012 11:08 am GMT
    Oleg_Huzwog wrote:

    Mariners are on pace for 162-0. Ichiro is on pace for over 600 hits. Can they keep up this pace? Yes! I believe!


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    Mariners are on pace for 162-0. Ichiro is on pace for over 600 hits. Can they keep up this pace? Yes! I believe!

    [/QUOTE] [IMG]http://i761.photobucket.com/albums/xx251/seahawksfan23/believebig.jpg[/IMG]
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    Baseball would be boring in Chicago this year =(
    Baseball would be boring in Chicago this year =(
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    Mishima Zaibatsu
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    Mar 29, 2012 3:09 am GMT
    Imagine being Cespedes, how many months ago was he in Cuba? Then goes to the Dominican, joins the majors and has his first game in Tokyo?


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    Imagine being Cespedes, how many months ago was he in Cuba? Then goes to the Dominican, joins the majors and has his first game in Tokyo?
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    Mishima Zaibatsu
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    Mar 29, 2012 4:40 pm GMT
    Lousy 2 game Opening Series, why not a standard 3?

    And on the seventh day, God rested. Having created the heavens and the Earth, the seas and all they contain, He ceased all labors. But the seventh day being a Sunday, and with all of His fantasy teams playing, He needed a shortstop. So God created Derek Jeter, and blessed him, and said unto him, be fruitful. And Jeter was good. Jeter held dominion over opposing pitchers (.343 AVG in 2006), was plentiful in power (14 HR and 97 RBIs), and moved over the earth (34 steals) and across home plate (118 runs). And God blessed Jeter, and sanctified him, and said to Roto owners everywhere, make Jeter your No. 1 middle infielder.

    Lousy 2 game Opening Series, why not a standard 3?
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    Mar 29, 2012 10:49 pm GMT

    Master_Live wrote:
    Lousy 2 game Opening Series, why not a standard 3?

    Because they still have a few spring training games left.

    I really didn't see why they needed to be regular season games, do they think the Japanese fans cared if they were watching official games? They just wanted to see Ichiro and Godzilla. They could have just had them take all the ABs and everyone would probably have gone home happy.

    [QUOTE="Master_Live"]Lousy 2 game Opening Series, why not a standard 3?[/QUOTE]

    Because they still have a few spring training games left. :P

    I really didn't see why they needed to be regular season games, do they think the Japanese fans cared if they were watching official games? They just wanted to see Ichiro and Godzilla. They could have just had them take all the ABs and everyone would probably have gone home happy.

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    Mar 30, 2012 8:55 am GMT

    At least the A's can now boast they managed to get a sellout for a couple home games.

    At least the A's can now boast they managed to get a sellout for a couple home games.

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    Mar 30, 2012 11:45 am GMT

    Oleg_Huzwog wrote:

    Mariners are on pace for 162-0. Ichiro is on pace for over 600 hits. Can they keep up this pace? Yes! I believe!

    Early season/spring training baseball: great stats, or greatest stats? I for one am looking forward to my Jay's much more realistic 138 win season.

    Edited on Mar 30, 2012 6:34 pm GMT

    [QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

    Mariners are on pace for 162-0. Ichiro is on pace for over 600 hits. Can they keep up this pace? Yes! I believe!

    [/QUOTE]

    Early season/spring training baseball: great stats, or greatest stats? I for one am looking forward to my Jay's much more realistic 138 win season.

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    Mar 30, 2012 5:37 pm GMT

    Go Nationals.

    So yeah looks like they are actually expected to do something this season instead of losing.

    raptor

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    Go Nationals.

    So yeah looks like they are actually expected to do something this season instead of losing. :P

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    Mar 30, 2012 10:35 pm GMT

    Jamie Moyer makes the Rockies squad. He'll be 50 this November. Good for him. He should light up the radar gun after his Tommy John surgery last year.

    ESPN

    Seabas989 wrote:

    Go Nationals.

    So yeah looks like they are actually expected to do something this season instead of losing.

    I know Strasburg is rounding into his old form, but where is the hot shot Bryce Harper starting out the season? I would imagine he would spend most of the year in AAA, he's still 19 I believe and in need of some more 'seasoning'. The NL East should be fun to watch this season.

    Jamie Moyer makes the Rockies squad. He'll be 50 this November. Good for him. He should light up the radar gun after his Tommy John surgery last year.

    [url=http://espn.go.com/mlb/spring2012/story/_/id/7757717/jamie-moyer-49-gets-spot-rockies-starting-rotation]ESPN[/url]

    [QUOTE="Seabas989"]

    Go Nationals.

    So yeah looks like they are actually expected to do something this season instead of losing. :P

    [/QUOTE]

    I know Strasburg is rounding into his old form, but where is the hot shot Bryce Harper starting out the season? I would imagine he would spend most of the year in AAA, he's still 19 I believe and in need of some more 'seasoning'. The NL East should be fun to watch this season.

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    Mar 31, 2012 9:37 am GMT

    Seabas989 wrote:

    Go Nationals.

    So yeah looks like they are actually expected to do something this season instead of losing.

    I know Strasburg is rounding into his old form, but where is the hot shot Bryce Harper starting out the season? I would imagine he would spend most of the year in AAA, he's still 19 I believe and in need of some more 'seasoning'. The NL East should be fun to watch this season.

    [/QUOTE]

    If they go above .500, then that will be good enough after all those years of losing. I hope everything goes with no serious injuries. So long as that doesn't happen and the organization doesn't make stupid decisions then they will have a bright future.

    Expect more Nats fans if they start winning.

    raptor

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    [QUOTE="Seabas989"]

    Go Nationals.

    So yeah looks like they are actually expected to do something this season instead of losing. :P

    [/QUOTE]

    I know Strasburg is rounding into his old form, but where is the hot shot Bryce Harper starting out the season? I would imagine he would spend most of the year in AAA, he's still 19 I believe and in need of some more 'seasoning'. The NL East should be fun to watch this season.

    [/QUOTE]

    If they go above .500, then that will be good enough after all those years of losing. I hope everything goes with no serious injuries. So long as that doesn't happen and the organization doesn't make stupid decisions then they will have a bright future.

    Expect more Nats fans if they start winning. :P

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    Mar 31, 2012 12:27 pm GMT

    Pineda to DL:http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20120330&content_id=27764054&vkey=news_mlb&c_id=mlb

    Not the way he wanted to start his career as a Yankee. Rotation should be C.C/Kuroda/Hughes/Nova/Garcia to start the year.

    McGowan will start the year on the DL for the Jays with plantar fasciitis. Out rotation should be Romero/Morrow/Cecil/Alvarez/Drabek.

    Pineda to DL:http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20120330&content_id=27764054&vkey=news_mlb&c_id=mlb

    Not the way he wanted to start his career as a Yankee. Rotation should be C.C/Kuroda/Hughes/Nova/Garcia to start the year.

    McGowan will start the year on the DL for the Jays with plantar fasciitis. Out rotation should be Romero/Morrow/Cecil/Alvarez/Drabek.

  • Level 63
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    Apr 2, 2012 7:30 am GMT

    JohnBean42 wrote:
    Pineda to DL

    Jack Z (Mariners GM) probably saw it coming. That sly guy.

    [QUOTE="JohnBean42"]Pineda to DL[/QUOTE]

    Jack Z (Mariners GM) probably saw it coming. That sly guy.

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    Apr 2, 2012 12:47 pm GMT

    Oleg_Huzwog wrote:

    JohnBean42 wrote:
    Pineda to DL

    Jack Z (Mariners GM) probably saw it coming. That sly guy.

    I bet he did. I think this trade is going to be one sided. Montero has tremendous potential and is not reliant on his arm to get the job done. The Mariners should be happy for a very long time, if not, we'll gladly take him back. How's A-Rod sound? We'll even pay his salary for you.

    [QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

    [QUOTE="JohnBean42"]Pineda to DL[/QUOTE]

    Jack Z (Mariners GM) probably saw it coming. That sly guy.

    [/QUOTE]

    I bet he did. I think this trade is going to be one sided. Montero has tremendous potential and is not reliant on his arm to get the job done. The Mariners should be happy for a very long time, if not, we'll gladly take him back. How's A-Rod sound? We'll even pay his salary for you.

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    Apr 2, 2012 12:49 pm GMT
    Edited on Apr 2, 2012 12:49 pm GMT

    And on the seventh day, God rested. Having created the heavens and the Earth, the seas and all they contain, He ceased all labors. But the seventh day being a Sunday, and with all of His fantasy teams playing, He needed a shortstop. So God created Derek Jeter, and blessed him, and said unto him, be fruitful. And Jeter was good. Jeter held dominion over opposing pitchers (.343 AVG in 2006), was plentiful in power (14 HR and 97 RBIs), and moved over the earth (34 steals) and across home plate (118 runs). And God blessed Jeter, and sanctified him, and said to Roto owners everywhere, make Jeter your No. 1 middle infielder.

    [url=http://espn.go.com/mlb/spring2012/story/_/id/7766104/san-francisco-giants-work-extension-matt-cain]Giants sign Cain[/url]

    Nice.

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    Apr 2, 2012 4:11 pm GMT

    Ouch, Cecil was rocked to day but he said he "liked" how it went. Topped out at 89 in his 4 IP. Farrell said there are "definitely concerns". His spot isn't a sure thing...Laffey would fill in until McGowan comes back or he fails badly. Only need a 5th man once until April 25th or so.

    Jimenez suspended 5 games for throwing at Tulo intentionally. Jimenez denied he did it intentionally and wouldn't apologize and says he shouldn't be suspended. He will appeal and not miss the opening series Vs. Toronto.

    http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/baseball/mlb/04/02/indians.jimenez.ap/index.html

    Ouch, Cecil was rocked to day but he said he "liked" how it went. Topped out at 89 in his 4 IP. Farrell said there are "definitely concerns". His spot isn't a sure thing...Laffey would fill in until McGowan comes back or he fails badly. Only need a 5th man once until April 25th or so.

    Jimenez suspended 5 games for throwing at Tulo intentionally. Jimenez denied he did it intentionally and wouldn't apologize and says he shouldn't be suspended. He will appeal and not miss the opening series Vs. Toronto.

    http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/baseball/mlb/04/02/indians.jimenez.ap/index.html

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    Apr 2, 2012 5:59 pm GMT
    Joey stays with Reds Well, so much for that reloading by the Dodgers. Cain gone, Votto gone, Hamels is all that remains.

    And on the seventh day, God rested. Having created the heavens and the Earth, the seas and all they contain, He ceased all labors. But the seventh day being a Sunday, and with all of His fantasy teams playing, He needed a shortstop. So God created Derek Jeter, and blessed him, and said unto him, be fruitful. And Jeter was good. Jeter held dominion over opposing pitchers (.343 AVG in 2006), was plentiful in power (14 HR and 97 RBIs), and moved over the earth (34 steals) and across home plate (118 runs). And God blessed Jeter, and sanctified him, and said to Roto owners everywhere, make Jeter your No. 1 middle infielder.

    [url=http://espn.go.com/mlb/conversations/_/id/7765898/cincinnati-reds-joey-votto-agree-10-year-extension]Joey stays with Reds[/url] Well, so much for that reloading by the Dodgers. Cain gone, Votto gone, Hamels is all that remains.
  • Level 45
    Mishima Zaibatsu
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    Apr 2, 2012 6:00 pm GMT

    225 million dollars, yep, my kid is playing baseball. Forget hockey and football with their concussions.

    And on the seventh day, God rested. Having created the heavens and the Earth, the seas and all they contain, He ceased all labors. But the seventh day being a Sunday, and with all of His fantasy teams playing, He needed a shortstop. So God created Derek Jeter, and blessed him, and said unto him, be fruitful. And Jeter was good. Jeter held dominion over opposing pitchers (.343 AVG in 2006), was plentiful in power (14 HR and 97 RBIs), and moved over the earth (34 steals) and across home plate (118 runs). And God blessed Jeter, and sanctified him, and said to Roto owners everywhere, make Jeter your No. 1 middle infielder.

    225 million dollars, yep, my kid is playing baseball. Forget hockey and football with their concussions.

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