FabulousFabregas

ALWAYS

He's bad today but he's been good for us this year.

And people wonder why I have ripped on the Fat Man for years.  Always playing favorites.

Rays forgot bros over hoes.

Scioscia doesn't even have the balls to keep Williams in the rotation, let alone that.

This movie surprised me, great sports movie.  Really good acting by Stifler.

It left town with Joe Maddon.

It left town with Joe Maddon.

It left town with Joe Maddon.

Goodnight, sweet prince.

I am very impressed with your play so far today (and recently).

This happened because I actually said something nice about the Fat Man in this thread.  My bad.

Here's to many more wins in long relief.

Trout....the new Trout?

The Angels getting their ass kicked hasn't made me angry in weeks.  It's par for the course.

I have a final tomorrow, it's a sign from God than I need to study.  My apologies.

He can have fun losing money then with his shitty teams.

If he gives the team estrogen at least we'll have some tits to look at while watching the games.

Glad that Jerome brought the consistency from his long relief appearances to his start tonight.

The only way it'll work is if he does it.

He'd whip this team's ass into shape, that's for sure.  Dennis Rodman can be bench coach.

I'm telling you, hit Kendrick leadoff so he can't choke as much with runners on.  He's fine with nobody on.

Discuss.

We discussed this in the chat a bit.  I was one of those people who wanted Stoneman gone.  I was tired of the pitching heavy and slappy offense teams that failed in the playoffs, and Stoneman not going after the big bat or making the big trade.  In hindsight though Stoneman's philosophy, and the team's philosophy, was right at the time.  While I was frustrated with those teams not doing well in the playoffs, they were MAKING THE PLAYOFFS, unlike the last 3 years.
 
He obviously made mistakes like HGH Jr. and letting Glaus go, but I don't see Stoneman as the type who would trade away Skaggs, Corbin, Segura, and Hellweg (at least not all of them).  The team just seemed to develop young pitching so much better back then.  Lackey, Shields, and Frankie were the backbone of the 2000's glory years, and we developed other guys like Weaver, Santana, and Saunders to compliment them.  The team's recent failures have made me realize that pitching is the single most important ingredient to a winning organization.

Going to need a longer mix of the Benny Hill theme.