OnlyBucs

<t>48434B474243581D1B6C554D444343024F432C0 wrote: No way, I would fight her if I was accused and innocent.  He has enough money to put her away for doing that to him.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> I am not saying innocent or guilty, but she better be tellign the truth for her to say anything.  I think that...

293721342328400 wrote: I am really beginning to despise professional sports. I seriously can totally live without these guys.


Not really anything new.

<t>436E63727564733330010 wrote: Vogelsong will need a lengthy rehab. If Hughes is pitching well by the time Vogelsong is ready to return to the Pirates, Vogelsong could get released. <br/> <br/> <br/> Vogelsong has already started his rehab, he should be ready for the majors around the time he can c...

<t>05001704522320610 wrote: My point is that it is pretty difficult to find a pitcher that was successful in the major leagues after having a minor league track record with a 4.0 or higher walk rate. I've done a good bit of research on this. Even the most erratic major leaguers almost always had a w...

<t>0C3E32322614373E3336393E5F0 wrote: i do hope that the silliness of this "hes not ready" argument is not being lost on people.  his ERA is 1.70.    he is giving up less than 6 hits per 9 and almost striking out 11.   his walk rate is 4.9 per 9.    if his walk rate were 3.6 per 9 and he was giving ...

<t>7D4F43435765464F4247484F2E0 wrote: Yeah if he continues to walk six guys a game we just have a rotation with two broken Francisco Lirianos, what's the point.  Hopefully he doesn't do that.  <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> True/False<br/> <br/> Liriano in his current state would absolutely destroy three m...

<t>7A5D4C5F4C1810101118290 wrote: While you guys are delving in the early 1990's and much, much earlier to find a list of pitchers with 6.5k/9 or lower in the NL with sustained success in your defense of Glasnow not being ready.  He just got the callup for this weekend.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> So he'...

<t>1E39283B287C7474757C4D0 wrote: Where is the list of national league pitchers with sustained success striking out less than 6.5 per 9IP?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> We have 2 guys in the rotation who can't get over that tremendous hurdle, even facing the opposing pitcher 2-3 times a game.<br/> <br/> <b...

<t>4D6B6A7D6B7B080 wrote: Randy Johnson had career walk rate of 3.3 per nine innings.  But  he didn't get below 4.8 until he was 29 years old. was 6.8 and 6.2 when he was 27 and 28.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> who knows if his career would have been better or worse if Seattle waited until he had better c...

<t>2E3235373B293F2C3B34295A0 wrote: Definitely think if they don't call him up pretty soon, they will hold him back until Sept and then until June 2017 to avoid Super Two. It won't be long until the "it's not worth losing the extra year of control over the 2 months of him being up" crowd comes out t...