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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#201 » by spykelee » Fri May 18, 2012 1:54 am

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I could so see Lawrie doing that all the way around the bases if he hits another walkoff. Probably never does it, but based on his personality it totally fits.


hahaha, that would be so awesome. He should do that, I'd laugh my ass off.
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#202 » by YogiStewart » Fri May 18, 2012 2:05 am

i was trying to think of the things in my life that are better than the Jays sweeping the Yankees....

honestly, i have a hard time finding many things that give me more joy than that. maybe a good choco-chip cookie?
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#203 » by pinklemo » Fri May 18, 2012 2:28 am

yanks are aging. unless arod and tex step it up, they wont have a chance. the bullpen and rotation are pretty bad as well.
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#204 » by Tyrone Slothrop » Fri May 18, 2012 2:41 am

pinklemo wrote:yanks are aging. unless arod and tex step it up, they wont have a chance. the bullpen and rotation are pretty bad as well.


Even without Rivera, they have a phenomenal bullpen, assuming Robertson's injury isn't serious.
Their rotation is a concern, but I'd be pretty shocked if they didn't make the playoffs.
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#205 » by s e n s i » Fri May 18, 2012 2:58 am

limiting the yankees to 1 ER in 6 innings is really more than you could ask for from your #5 starter. hutchison really made some quality pitches when he needed to and has been more than satisfactory the last few outings. bautista's stick is back terrorizing mistakes like we're all used to...so good to see.
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Bautista outplays his contract by more than $70 million over the next four seasons (2013-2016).
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#206 » by pinklemo » Fri May 18, 2012 3:11 am

Tyrone Slothrop wrote:
pinklemo wrote:yanks are aging. unless arod and tex step it up, they wont have a chance. the bullpen and rotation are pretty bad as well.


Even without Rivera, they have a phenomenal bullpen, assuming Robertson's injury isn't serious.
Their rotation is a concern, but I'd be pretty shocked if they didn't make the playoffs.


great bullpen doesnt translate to a good closer. robertson struggled in the closers role before going on the DL and soriano has struggled with the yankees last year and this.

plus if there rotation is ass = overworked bullpen = bullpen sucks = yanks lose
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#207 » by BigLeagueChew » Fri May 18, 2012 4:00 am

Vizquel play was awesome :o

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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#208 » by darth_federer » Fri May 18, 2012 4:43 am

BlackMaple wrote:Man, this place is dead...are people getting a head start on their May 2-4 shenanigans? You'd think there would be more people here when we're winning, especially against the Skanks. 8-)


Im watching most games but with Hockey and NBA playoffs in full swing its tough to devote all your time..
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#209 » by Santoki » Fri May 18, 2012 5:18 am

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I never noticed, but in the boob high-fiving .gif, the girl beside him looks like she's showing some love for the BJs too.
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#210 » by LLJ » Fri May 18, 2012 12:58 pm

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LittleOzzy wrote:So Bautista had 11 Home runs by May 10th last season.

He's honestly not that far off from his production last season.


Except for the ~.300 points of OPS!


We really should be happy he's still got this many despite the worst slump of his time as a Blue Jay.

Anyway, seems he's back. Now people can calm down for a bit.
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#211 » by Randle McMurphy » Fri May 18, 2012 1:42 pm

Lateral Quicks wrote:
LittleOzzy wrote:So Bautista had 11 Home runs by May 10th last season.

He's honestly not that far off from his production last season.


Except for the ~.300 points of OPS!

More like .600 points of OPS. He had a 1.365 OPS on May 18 in 2011. Such an incredible Bonds-like run to start the season, the likes of which we may never see again from him.
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Re: Blue Jays (20-18) vs. Yankees (20-17) | May 16-17 

Post#212 » by bigdirty » Fri May 18, 2012 1:49 pm

I'd laugh if the offense comes alive from now on with Lind off in Vegas. The ugliest thing about Lind is there were literally at bats where he looked like he wanted to get back to the dugout as fast as possible. Seemed awful for his teammates.

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