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Which baseball team do you like?

Started by sheeps, Mar 30 2005 11:52 AM

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#21 devilsfan26

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Posted 30 March 2005 - 10:43 PM

Yankees

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#22 LOTCB

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Posted 30 March 2005 - 11:07 PM

We have quite a few BoSox fans on the site, how come no Sox option?
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I was thinking about it but it seemed silly...
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Not to E$PN it wouldn't, everything is about the Red Sox Nation :doh1:

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#23 RowdyFan42

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Posted 30 March 2005 - 11:52 PM

Red Sox. Represent da Chowda! :evil:

Expos.

I bought an Expos cap online a couple weeks ago because I wanted to get one before they ran out.

Interestingly enough, their short-season single-A affiliate, the Vermont Expos of the New York-Penn League, will not be changing their name to the Nationals.

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IT IS VERY HARD TO WIN ONE STANLEY CUP, FORGET ABOUT THREE... and maybe it's high time some of you actually APPRECIATED THAT instead of treating it like it's some flipping birthright because for some random reason you rooted for the damn Devils!!!!!

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#24 Devils731

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Posted 30 March 2005 - 11:55 PM

Not to E$PN it wouldn't, everything is about the Red Sox Nation
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Rob Neyer's completely unreadable statistics columns on espn.com.
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I think you mean Rob Neyer's amazing statistics column on ESPN that is the future/present of how players are evaluated.

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#25 Devils731

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Posted 31 March 2005 - 12:18 AM

Me either on win shares. I always thought the most interesting research he and others has done is in dispelling the myth of a "clutch" hitter. That took just hours and hours of research to come to a point most people didn't want to acknowledge.

Your unconditional rejection of violence makes you smugly think of yourselves as noble, as enlightened, but in reality it is nothing less than abject moral capitulation to evil. Unconditional rejection of self-defense, because you think its a supposed surrender to violence, leaves you no resort but begging for mercy or offering appeasement.

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#26 PeteyNice

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Posted 31 March 2005 - 12:52 AM

Rob Neyer lost it all for me when he went on and on about D'Angelo Jiminez would be an All-Star and Alfonso Soriano would be a marginal player. It wasn't so much the mistake (everyone makes them) but he refused to admit he was wrong until it was painfully obvious.

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#27 LOTCB

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Posted 31 March 2005 - 01:52 PM

Me either on win shares. I always thought the most interesting research he and others has done is in dispelling the myth of a "clutch" hitter. That took just hours and hours of research to come to a point most people didn't want to acknowledge.
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Can he explain why people like Pat Burrell only seem to hit well against the Mets?
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If Burrell lights up San Francisco, especially in the late innings, then I think that solves the case!! :lol:

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#28 Nieuwy25

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Posted 31 March 2005 - 02:38 PM

OTHER!!!

Another season of futile but never-ending hope for my:

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"He has no ego," says Lou Lamoriello, general manager of the New Jersey Devils. "I don't think he has a selfish bone in his body. It gets infectious with people around him, but that's Joe. Having him here was something very special."
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And the simple truth is this -- before and after Joe Nieuwendyk, this franchise has not been as good. Yes the same could be said for others, but Nieuwendyk's effect on his team, on his team's best players, on the fans and in the community can only be compared to, well, what Jarome Iginla is doing now in Calgary. Ralph Strangis, dallasstars.com
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#29 Devils731

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Posted 31 March 2005 - 03:58 PM

I was actually thinking of getting ESPN Insider so I could read Neyer every day and some of the of articles that are insider. Does anyone have insider on the board? If so, do you feel satisfied by what you get for what you pay?

Your unconditional rejection of violence makes you smugly think of yourselves as noble, as enlightened, but in reality it is nothing less than abject moral capitulation to evil. Unconditional rejection of self-defense, because you think its a supposed surrender to violence, leaves you no resort but begging for mercy or offering appeasement.

-Terry Goodkind

Sex Panther cologne -- 50 percent of the time, it works every time.

-Anchorman

The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The second best time is now.

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#30 femalenynjazfan

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Posted 31 March 2005 - 10:39 PM

Yankees, Mets (yes I like both but mostly the Yankees) and Diamonbacks. Please there is no need to get on me for liking both teams.

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#31 devilsrule33

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Posted 01 April 2005 - 12:32 AM

All I know is ESPN is making more articles and information Insider information so I am sure it is worth it. It seems every good writer is only for Insiders now.

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