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Posts posted by halomatt
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5 hours ago, RBM said:
Why isn't Thaiss on 2B?
I didn't even notice. I was enthralled by the narrative. Que bonitaaaaaa!
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It's kinda alarming how many of you have trouble sleeping. (Sincerely.)
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Marsh. 'Cause most everyone replied, "Adams."
Where is the pole for this?
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6 hours ago, Lou said:
D'racist
D'accord.
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2 minutes ago, arch stanton said:
Golf
superhero movies
selfies
yes to golf. good one.
johnny cash's music. (sorry)
Skydiving. (Facking insane.)
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Zoot Suits.
Dickies.
Uranus jokes.
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2 hours ago, tdawg87 said:
I'm a "meh" on Nolan.
I had a heart on for this, but...
can he still pitch?
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43 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:
At this point I just assume California is perpetually on fire.
Califirenia
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33 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:
November 5, 1955
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10 minutes ago, Angel Oracle said:
Astros in Threeve
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Whatever...there is no proof of managerial effectiveness.
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2 hours ago, totdprods said:
I agree with this 100%. It’s also why I think Eppler should get an extension, or at least this year and next to be really evaluated.
I’m not a fan of this narrative that 2020 is a make or break year or Eppler’s last chance to make this team a major contender - I worry it’ll lead to a knee-jerk trade or two or a bad signing. We’ve been on a great path. The constant injuries have effed up timelines for prospects and muddied expectations on where we should be by now.
My guess is something in between. Eppler does get more payroll to work with - maybe not as much as he could (should?) while also having to make a tough trade, due in part to the pressure to win-now and to work within payroll constraints.
Yep. I agree. Eppler should get more time to develop the system. Knee-jerk reactions end up costing this team for years.
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Wonder if it would be equally effective if, instead of a fixed schedule, it was more of a variable schedule where runners didn't "always" go. Seemed too predictable.
Whatevs though. Was never an issue for me.
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2 minutes ago, True Grich said:
It was a foul tip.
That’s what she said.
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1 hour ago, Dochalo said:
I hope we get lucky.
Me in the 90s.
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Isn't he the very definition of a back-end starter? Loads of potential, often not able to harness the potential on a consistent basis. Has he ever been anything else?
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mmmm...ROAST BEEF!
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Mike Clevinger.
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50 minutes ago, Lou said:
Wrong.
It matters because he's no different than any other player and expectations are equal when it comes to effort, whether it's Opening Day or a "meaningless" game in September.
My initial thought was, "non-story", but you make a great point about the team's common expectations. If that is the expectation, which is presumably set in place by the management, then yes, he screwed up. I guess the question I have is whether or not the manager took time to reinforce the expectation so that it does not happen again.
Angels are interested in Corey Kluber
in LA Angels | MLB Daily
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My first thought was that it was a decent offer, but then I remembered that Kluber is 34 in April. Dude's pretty old to be both durable AND effective. Hard to say because he was hurt so much last year.