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  • #16
    That's why they call 'em Harry "Hot Potato" Elliot.
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    • #17
      Thanks. It's a bit of a gamble because Nazaire really started smacking the ball when I moved him to DH two years ago, and bringing in Elliott moves Nazaire back into the outfield.
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      • #18
        Originally posted by TheLetterZ View Post
        Thanks. It's a bit of a gamble because Nazaire really started smacking the ball when I moved him to DH two years ago, and bringing in Elliott moves Nazaire back into the outfield.
        You got a top 20 batter for $4mil.

        I don't see the gamble. Even if he had to platoon in a backup role at C, 1B, and DH, he is worth it and a significant upgrade.

        I offered him something very, very similar. That asshole.
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        • #19
          Pittsburgh is such an attractive destination these days. Everyone knows we're on the rise. Watch out, BLB! The Millers are coming!
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          Brewmaster's Cup Champions: 2006, 2018, 2028, 2031
          8 Bermeo | 9 Hiraki | 10 Davila | 15 Kubota | 17 O'Moore | 18 Sanchez | 21 Cleary | 26 Memmoli
          30 Suarez | 32 Gutierrez | 34 Suarez | 45 Corrigan | 47 Hernandez | 66 Alvarez

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          • #20
            Pittsburgh is the armpit of the Earth. Check that; Pennsylvania is.
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            • #21
              I've been to Syracuse. It is a cesspool.
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              Ale Division Champions: 2000, 2001, 2008, 2009, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2053
              Domestic League Champions: 2006, 2011, 2018, 2028, 2029, 2031, 2052
              Brewmaster's Cup Champions: 2006, 2018, 2028, 2031
              8 Bermeo | 9 Hiraki | 10 Davila | 15 Kubota | 17 O'Moore | 18 Sanchez | 21 Cleary | 26 Memmoli
              30 Suarez | 32 Gutierrez | 34 Suarez | 45 Corrigan | 47 Hernandez | 66 Alvarez

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              • #22
                Originally posted by jwolf02 View Post
                Pittsburgh is the armpit of the Earth. Check that; Pennsylvania is.
                Actually, that distinction belongs (and always will) to Houston, TX.
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                • #23
                  Originally posted by BradZ View Post
                  Actually, that distinction belongs (and always will) to Houston, TX.
                  Wouldn't that be like the taint of America?

                  That is, if we're being anatomically correct.
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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Lintyfresh85 View Post
                    Wouldn't that be like the taint of America?

                    That is, if we're being anatomically correct.
                    Well, technically Wolf said "of the Earth", so I'm not sure where Houston fits in antomically on a global scale.
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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by BradZ View Post
                      Well, technically Wolf said "of the Earth", so I'm not sure where Houston fits in antomically on a global scale.
                      Consistently one of the fattest cities in America definitely gives them a global feel.
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                      • #26
                        Fun SIM. Beat up on the Bats a little...though my ex-boy Carlton chokes us into submission in Game 2. Then had a really, fun and hard fought series with the Champs. Mel Woodbury looks like he could at least be in the conversation for a 3rd straight Stout Slugger (though way too early)... and Jayson McQueen, who would likely be Closing with the Herrera injury, looks like he may be our Staff ACE. K'd 12 Bats in Game 1... then had 6 (1 BB) against a good Maine team.

                        Also grabbed Jose Nunez off the scrap-heap for pennies. Not a major need, but can role in the #4 BP spot and let some of my young arms cook for another year.

                        I like my team.
                        The Great One!

                        To many rings to count...

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                        • #27
                          D.C. Bats (11-9; 2nd)
                          1-2 @ Virginia: L: 0-12, W: 5-1, L: 5-10
                          2-1 vs. Pawtucket: W: 4-3, W: 6-5, L: 1-4

                          I can live with a .500 week. Glad to get at least one in Virginia. Tough team especially at home. I actually lucked out getting two from the Patriots, they played very tough.

                          The Good

                          - Miguel Angel Padilla - Yes, MAP has power. He was only 3/22 this week, but two of those hits went over the fence. That gives him seven on the year and raises his slugging percentage to .610.

                          - R.A. Grounds - After an 8/24 week Grounds is now hitting .300 with a .729 OPS. Dude just continues to get it done.

                          - Martin Calrton - Did he get a stamina bump? His last two starts he has thrown 16 innings and given up just two ERs. He might not even match his '88 campaign but I think this season could be very special.

                          The Bad

                          - Derrek Tucker - I figured he would be erratic as a rookie. A few weeks ago, he shutout the Playboys. This week, he couldn't get out of the third inning against the Vagina Colonials. He did rebound in his next start against Pawtucket, but couldn't get run support.

                          The Injured

                          - Clint Johnston - Sore back. Out Two weeks. Good thing I get Abbott back this week.

                          What’s Next

                          Host the Whalers for three games. Day off. Then travel to visit Maine. Should be an interesting test.
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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Clay View Post
                            Fun SIM. Beat up on the Bats a little...though my ex-boy Carlton chokes us into submission in Game 2. Then had a really, fun and hard fought series with the Champs. Mel Woodbury looks like he could at least be in the conversation for a 3rd straight Stout Slugger (though way too early)... and Jayson McQueen, who would likely be Closing with the Herrera injury, looks like he may be our Staff ACE. K'd 12 Bats in Game 1... then had 6 (1 BB) against a good Maine team.

                            Also grabbed Jose Nunez off the scrap-heap for pennies. Not a major need, but can role in the #4 BP spot and let some of my young arms cook for another year.

                            I like my team.
                            I wouldn't want to play you.

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by BradZ View Post
                              Actually, that distinction belongs (and always will) to Houston, TX.
                              My beautiful hometown. Bugs, humidity, traffic, hurricanes, and a rising by the day homicide rate...what's not to like?

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by MattG View Post
                                My beautiful hometown. Bugs, humidity, traffic, hurricanes, and a rising by the day homicide rate...what's not to like?
                                Job security.

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