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#426
3rbis so far vs the A's ... One HR and One Double
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Adam Jones
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#427
Quote Originally Posted by GamzOver:
Jones has been hot lately and will probably be Baltimore's lone representative in this years All Star game.
But i think Markakis deserves it more. His all around game has been better.
But that's just my opinion.
Jones has been hot lately and will probably be Baltimore's lone representative in this years All Star game.
But i think Markakis deserves it more. His all around game has been better.
But that's just my opinion.
That's the problem I have. Because the O's NEED an All-Star...Jones will have 2 All-Star Games in his resume when he really doesn't deserve this one. 1 month has been outstanding but he'll only be on it because the rest of his team has been garbage. Wiggington has been the most consistant all season. If only it were possible that a team didn't need to have an All-Star.
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#428
Wiggington hasn't been consistent......he hit is first home run since May 22nd when he was hitting .300, now he is 262.....he has cooled considerably. Yeah, no Oriole deserves to be on the all star team but if you're a manager which oriole would you take right now? probably the guy who is the hottest hitter, which is jones and his monster month of June....
5 of 6 for the birds 
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#430
Quote Originally Posted by JJsLocks:
Wiggington hasn't been consistent......he hit is first home run since May 22nd when he was hitting .300, now he is 262.....he has cooled considerably. Yeah, no Oriole deserves to be on the all star team but if you're a manager which oriole would you take right now? probably the guy who is the hottest hitter, which is jones and his monster month of June....
5 of 6 for the birds
Right NOW...obviously Jones. But also...Right NOW, I wouldn't take Phil Hughes either.
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#433
Quote Originally Posted by jpero:
So you are only 13 years old?
So you are only 13 years old?
Nope. I remember back in the 80's when Lee Lacy was leading off, followed by Fred Lynn, Cal Ripken, Murray, Sheets, O'Malley, Jim Traber, Rick Dempsey.....etc. John Miller was calling the games on WBAL. The only thing - THAT WAS 25 YEARS AGO. GET OVER IT.
You, like the rest of the Baltimorons should look about 40 miles South to an up and coming ball club. Besides, Oriole fans are soooo very FAIR WEATHER!!
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#434
Quote Originally Posted by burberry169:
Sparkster's what happened to your write-ups the past couple of days haven't seen u post any since monday...
Family came to town unexpected so I've had to entertain. 
My problem is that I don't want to half-ass them so if I don't have a few hours to spare...I can't do them. And I like to wait until a game is done with to do the writeup because I like to incorporate what happened in that game to the writeups. So it's a whole big thing. They're on their way out tomorrow so I'll have a few days free but then I get a new assortment coming in. It's been rough around here. I always try to by sometimes I don't have the time. And with that said...it's time for me to hit the hay.
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#435
Quote Originally Posted by BlueAngel1:
Nope. I remember back in the 80's when Lee Lacy was leading off, followed by Fred Lynn, Cal Ripken, Murray, Sheets, O'Malley, Jim Traber, Rick Dempsey.....etc. John Miller was calling the games on WBAL. The only thing - THAT WAS 25 YEARS AGO. GET OVER IT.
You, like the rest of the Baltimorons should look about 40 miles South to an up and coming ball club. Besides, Oriole fans are soooo very FAIR WEATHER!!
He doesn't reside in Baltimore but that "Baltimorons" thing is very humorous.
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#437
Quote Originally Posted by BlueAngel1:
Nope. I remember back in the 80's when Lee Lacy was leading off, followed by Fred Lynn, Cal Ripken, Murray, Sheets, O'Malley, Jim Traber, Rick Dempsey.....etc. John Miller was calling the games on WBAL. The only thing - THAT WAS 25 YEARS AGO. GET OVER IT.
You, like the rest of the Baltimorons should look about 40 miles South to an up and coming ball club. Besides, Oriole fans are soooo very FAIR WEATHER!!
So you dont remember the 90s either?
And the Orioles arent as bad as they seem. They were hit hard with injuries that have taken a toll on the team.
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#438
Quote Originally Posted by jpero:
And the Orioles arent as bad as they seem. They were hit hard with injuries that have taken a toll on the team.
And the Orioles arent as bad as they seem. They were hit hard with injuries that have taken a toll on the team.
Are you kidding? Injuries? Wait to see what happens at the trade deadline. Teams are going to come by and scoop up any 'injured' talent they may have. Then you will see them make a run at the MOST LOSSES record.
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#443
Quote Originally Posted by URISS2302:
Every team get's hit with injuries.... the good teams stay a float
Every team get's hit with injuries.... the good teams stay a float
not all at the same time like the Orioles did.... right at the beginning of the season.
Roberts, Pie, Koji, Jim Johnson, Gonzo.... Thats one of hte best lead off men in the game, the starting LF, the closer, set up man and back up closer
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#444
Quote Originally Posted by jpero:
not all at the same time like the Orioles did.... right at the beginning of the season.
Roberts, Pie, Koji, Jim Johnson, Gonzo.... Thats one of hte best lead off men in the game, the starting LF, the closer, set up man and back up closer
not all at the same time like the Orioles did.... right at the beginning of the season.
Roberts, Pie, Koji, Jim Johnson, Gonzo.... Thats one of hte best lead off men in the game, the starting LF, the closer, set up man and back up closer
Red Sox?
Ellsbury, VMart, Pedroia and Beckett are all out right now. That's 4 all-stars right there. And please don't give me that "salary" crap because those are some of the best on that roster. The difference is...they've had guys step up like Nava and McDonald come up and do damage. Also add that Dice-K, Cameron and Hermida have been injured too. And they've only stepped up the more others have gotten injured. This is their newest problem with VMart and Pedroia but they're 3-2 since Pedroia went down and that's still a winning record.
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#445
Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:
Family came to town unexpected so I've had to entertain.
My problem is that I don't want to half-ass them so if I don't have a few hours to spare...I can't do them. And I like to wait until a game is done with to do the writeup because I like to incorporate what happened in that game to the writeups. So it's a whole big thing. They're on their way out tomorrow so I'll have a few days free but then I get a new assortment coming in. It's been rough around here. I always try to by sometimes I don't have the time. And with that said...it's time for me to hit the hay.
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#446
Quote Originally Posted by jpero:
not all at the same time like the Orioles did.... right at the beginning of the season.
Roberts, Pie, Koji, Jim Johnson, Gonzo.... Thats one of hte best lead off men in the game, the starting LF, the closer, set up man and back up closer
not all at the same time like the Orioles did.... right at the beginning of the season.
Roberts, Pie, Koji, Jim Johnson, Gonzo.... Thats one of hte best lead off men in the game, the starting LF, the closer, set up man and back up closer
The Orioles would still be the worst team in baseball with all those guys healthy, lets be serious here, your SP has been healthy>>> Thats just an excuse, especially since 4 of 5 of those guys are a joke
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#448
Quote Originally Posted by URISS2302:
Felix Pie, like seriously bro, thats a gift that he got injured
Felix Pie, like seriously bro, thats a gift that he got injured
jpero is so into his "evaluation" of players that he mentions him. Pie had such a bright future ahead of him and he can't let go of the fact that he will never be what he once was. Yet he brings up the fact that he was batting .400 before he got injured...in 20 at bats. What happened with Felix Pie is the same thing that can happen with Matt Wieters or Brian Matusz. I'm not saying it will...but it could.
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#450
Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:
jpero is so into his "evaluation" of players that he mentions him. Pie had such a bright future ahead of him and he can't let go of the fact that he will never be what he once was. Yet he brings up the fact that he was batting .400 before he got injured...in 20 at bats. What happened with Felix Pie is the same thing that can happen with Matt Wieters or Brian Matusz. I'm not saying it will...but it could.
He will never live up to his hype is what it should read.
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