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Post#21 » by Pharmcat » Sun Oct 7, 2007 4:55 am

and oh yea, mastui should be benched and giambi should be DH

im xpecting the yanks to fire in game 3
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Post#22 » by southampton » Sun Oct 7, 2007 4:57 am

Exactly, the team is playing horribly offensively as a team, its not one persons fault inparticular, i cant wait till tommorow when we are back at the stadium, we can turn this series around!
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Post#23 » by Jitpal » Sun Oct 7, 2007 7:53 am

I may be very buzzed right now but I'm feeling good about this. My bold prediction, Yanks sweep the rest of the way. Arod is going to come through. I predict 12 home runs from now until game 4 of the world series. Roger Clemens, tomorrow, with 7 innings of 1 hit baseball. Followed up by a complete game shutout by Wang in game 4. Pettitte comes back game 5, throws 8 shutout innings and hands it Mo to close it out. Let's go Yanks. Let's go get number 27 in 2007. -Jitpal
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Post#24 » by Markos » Sun Oct 7, 2007 9:12 am

southampton wrote:
You may think what does someone from New Zealand know about Baseball, well i think i have a good knowledge of baseball, and i know about pressure, New Zealands Rugby team wins about 85% of there games, but they are expected to never lose, never, when we do lose the nation finds reasons to put the team down, New Zealand just got knocked out the World Cup of Rugby in the Quarter finals, and despite only losing 4 games out of there last two years, it is likly that the coach will be fired, the team has pressure, and the team failed, but the pressure is built on by the media and by the fans, and this is what is happening with A Rod!


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Post#25 » by 34Celtic » Sun Oct 7, 2007 1:08 pm

Jitpal wrote: Arod is going to come through. I predict 12 home runs from now until game 4 of the world series.


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Post#26 » by mets87 » Sun Oct 7, 2007 1:20 pm

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great players rise in these occasions, its what sets them apart from the other 8 in the lineup

Krod had his chance, top 9th, with a RISP in a tied game, and what does he do? he chokes....its those situations where your big gun is supposed to come thru...Krod is our biggest gun, and he has yet to come thru in the last 3 years now

what about jeter? he's batting .125 in this series. doesn't seem very jeterish to me. why aren't people getting on him?
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Post#27 » by TKF » Sun Oct 7, 2007 2:09 pm

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what about jeter? he's batting .125 in this series. doesn't seem very jeterish to me. why aren't people getting on him?



again, people have seen what jeter can do. The guy has 4 rings and the 2000 WS MVP vs the mets. As I said, you can't come through every time, but you have to do it enough. A-rod has yet done that, and until then, he is going to get kille by yankee fans...
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Post#28 » by Jitpal » Sun Oct 7, 2007 3:28 pm

Jitpal wrote:I may be very buzzed right now but I'm feeling good about this. My bold prediction, Yanks sweep the rest of the way. Arod is going to come through. I predict 12 home runs from now until game 4 of the world series. Roger Clemens, tomorrow, with 7 innings of 1 hit baseball. Followed up by a complete game shutout by Wang in game 4. Pettitte comes back game 5, throws 8 shutout innings and hands it Mo to close it out. Let's go Yanks. Let's go get number 27 in 2007. -Jitpal

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Post#29 » by Lord Commander » Sun Oct 7, 2007 4:57 pm

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Wow, my good buddy Johnny Walker makes me say crazy things. -Jitpal


I thought as much....
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Post#30 » by DakkaFromNyc » Sun Oct 7, 2007 6:51 pm

Doug playing 1st, Matsui out and Giambi DH, Shelly pinch hit for Giambi if have 2
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Post#31 » by F N 11 » Mon Oct 8, 2007 3:45 pm

An upset Wang/ A Moose that wants to prove something, we are in good hands. Plus Andy going in 5 no problem
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Post#32 » by VinnyTheMick » Mon Oct 8, 2007 4:38 pm

JayKnicKz11 wrote:An upset Wang/ A Moose that wants to prove something, we are in good hands. Plus Andy going in 5 no problem


If we force a game 5 I gotta like our chances. We were making CC work last game we just couldn't translate it into base hits. I just hope we can give both Wang & Pettitte some run support because the game 2 1-0 lead had me worried from the start. 1 run leads are not good, we need to create insurance runs.
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Post#33 » by DakkaFromNyc » Tue Oct 9, 2007 1:46 am

6-1 Indians

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Post#34 » by mets87 » Tue Oct 9, 2007 4:01 pm

TKF wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
A-rod has yet done that, and until then, he is going to get kille by yankee fans...


anything can happen in sample sizes that are small enough (like AB's in a playoff series!) it's too bad that 99% of the fans of a sport that is pretty much dominated by statistics don't know the first thing about statistics. oh well, get rid of him and have fun not making the playoffs next year. :clap:
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Post#35 » by 34Celtic » Tue Oct 9, 2007 5:43 pm

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anything can happen in sample sizes that are small enough (like AB's in a playoff series!) it's too bad that 99% of the fans of a sport that is pretty much dominated by statistics don't know the first thing about statistics. oh well, get rid of him and have fun not making the playoffs next year. :clap:


What were Arod's #'s with runners on in the postseason as opposed to the bases being empty.

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Post#36 » by mets87 » Tue Oct 9, 2007 10:59 pm

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What were Arod's #'s with runners on in the postseason as opposed to the bases being empty.

what were the team's numbers w/ runners on base? what about True Yankee(tm) jeter, who hit into 3 double plays in 17 AB? ANYTHING can happen in a sample size that small. if you don't believe me on the clutch thing, read this.
a-rod has outperformed jeter in 3 of 5 postseason series now, but you all will continue to worship jeter for whatever reason. get rid of a-rod and you all will be lucky to make the playoffs next year.
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Post#37 » by Ex-hippie » Tue Oct 9, 2007 11:13 pm

Who's the better postseason player (career postseason avg/obp/slg):

Player A: .279/.361/.483

Player B: .309/.377/.469

Too close to call, everything is within the margin of error.

So who are Player A and Player B? Hint: Player A homered last night, albeit only a solo shot. He did so as the second batter in the inning, because in the inning before that, Player B ended the inning by grounding into a double play with runners on the corners to end a potential rally.

I also point out that the above numbers are very consistent with Player B's regular season numbers but are vastly inferior to Player A's regular season numbers. Would you call Player A a "choker", and Player B a hero, just because Player A declines to Player B's regular level in the postseason?
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Post#38 » by 34Celtic » Wed Oct 10, 2007 12:37 am

Has player A ever won a World Series MVP, or won 4 rings?

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