wow the biggest twatThe_Niddler wrote:They have the same number as the only team in the NBA from Canada eh!nick wrote:you forgot to tell everyone how many championships the cavs have....
on this site is growing a back bone. uh ohhh. Good one though, I mean the Raps have been around since 1996 and Cavs,, 1970? Oh and we didn't have the best player in the league on our team for 7 years.What you do on your own time about masturbating with sandpaper, keep that shit to yourself...no one cares!nick wrote:wow the biggest twatThe_Niddler wrote:They have the same number as the only team in the NBA from Canada eh!nick wrote:you forgot to tell everyone how many championships the cavs have....
Cleveland is about as appealing as masturbating with sandpaper.
i know i'm late, but he was frustrated and I'm as close to certain as I can be from doing hundreds of interviews that he changed paths in that post-game comment from the "well their lives suck anyways so they can keep hating" to a more PC statement but it was clear where he was going and that just makes him a prick. I'm still thinking he wants to be loved but he has too much pride to admit itDRiccio21 wrote:i said first thing the next morning (go back thru and find it if you'd like, it was response to VVV i believe who brought it up) that i felt people were taking what he said way out of context (as did many other people). i stated that if he said what others were inferring what he said that i would stop supporting LeBron because it's about as lowlife of a thing as you can possibly say. Believing in yourself, being confident/arrogant is one thing, but putting down others (in a blanket statement like that) is another thing completely and i would never support anyone who does that.packsyD22 wrote: Whoa whoa whoa, how is it not a back track? Cmon now Dave, he was saving face, a ton of athletes do it.
suddenly people know what LeBron meant more than he knows what he meant.
you also need to compare the ballparks in this one.BFiVL wrote:Despite having a higher OBP, Jeter only scores 107 runs a season to Ichiro's 98 ( Minus Jeter's 95 season which lowers his avg and Ichiro having a much shitter team
Ahem.VeniVediV1ci wrote:you also need to compare the ballparks in this one.BFiVL wrote:Despite having a higher OBP, Jeter only scores 107 runs a season to Ichiro's 98 ( Minus Jeter's 95 season which lowers his avg and Ichiro having a much shitter team
Seattle's totals are usually from 6.5 to as high as 8, while you will hardly anything close to that in the Bronx considering Beckett-Sabathia last week was 8.
So a Seattle ballpark sitting at 7 runs compared to Yankee Stadium at 9, plus a weaker team and a division of hitters parks (besides the Trop) compared to a division of pitcher's parks (besides Arlington) and those numbers can get skewed even more.
Jeter has certainly been an awesome hitter for a really long time, but in terms of hitting only I'd favor Ichiro. He's also a much better fielder in the current, but SS is certainly a harder position to play as you get older and your range decreases
dakshdar wrote:Their OPS+ is almost identical over their average 162 game sample size.DRiccio21 wrote:I just took whatever it said on baseball reference.
Regardless, i'm not saying you're wrong if you think ichiro is a better hitter, with a gun to my head if asked before I saw numbers I would have said ichiro also.
After looking at the numbers and seeing that Ichiro has a lower ops (forget about obs, thats not as important when comparing overall hitting) I just cant agree that 'its not even close'
Then again you're just like a jv coach or some shit, right
Remember, Jeter plays in a very hitter friendly park for slugging compared to Seattle (OPS+ is ballpark adjusted).
http://espn.go.com/mlb/stats/parkfactor/_/year/2010
I'd also throw behind Ichiro the fact that he's been on some offensively punch-less teams for much of his career. Jeter has a lot more protection in the Bronx.
shel311 wrote:You'd think Larry Bird could get a better seat than this lol:
that's cool cause.....meh....forget itNole4real wrote:shel311 wrote:You'd think Larry Bird could get a better seat than this lol:
you're larry bird
didn't see your post and it's not like i only said what you saiddakshdar wrote:Ahem.VeniVediV1ci wrote:you also need to compare the ballparks in this one.BFiVL wrote:Despite having a higher OBP, Jeter only scores 107 runs a season to Ichiro's 98 ( Minus Jeter's 95 season which lowers his avg and Ichiro having a much shitter team
Seattle's totals are usually from 6.5 to as high as 8, while you will hardly anything close to that in the Bronx considering Beckett-Sabathia last week was 8.
So a Seattle ballpark sitting at 7 runs compared to Yankee Stadium at 9, plus a weaker team and a division of hitters parks (besides the Trop) compared to a division of pitcher's parks (besides Arlington) and those numbers can get skewed even more.
Jeter has certainly been an awesome hitter for a really long time, but in terms of hitting only I'd favor Ichiro. He's also a much better fielder in the current, but SS is certainly a harder position to play as you get older and your range decreases
dakshdar wrote:Their OPS+ is almost identical over their average 162 game sample size.DRiccio21 wrote:I just took whatever it said on baseball reference.
Regardless, i'm not saying you're wrong if you think ichiro is a better hitter, with a gun to my head if asked before I saw numbers I would have said ichiro also.
After looking at the numbers and seeing that Ichiro has a lower ops (forget about obs, thats not as important when comparing overall hitting) I just cant agree that 'its not even close'
Then again you're just like a jv coach or some shit, right
Remember, Jeter plays in a very hitter friendly park for slugging compared to Seattle (OPS+ is ballpark adjusted).
http://espn.go.com/mlb/stats/parkfactor/_/year/2010
I'd also throw behind Ichiro the fact that he's been on some offensively punch-less teams for much of his career. Jeter has a lot more protection in the Bronx.
