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and for what I believe will be my first triple post ever it appears that slightly over half the league voted for all-stars so for the half that did not I truly mean this from the bottom of my heart.... you suck

This offense is just a mess. Keep hoping they'll snap out of it but guess I need to accept the fact that they're horrid this year.

Wasted Memory wrote:This offense is just a mess. Keep hoping they'll snap out of it but guess I need to accept the fact that they're horrid this year.

But people reference Cookeville in the AL vs NL battle as a great team!!

Keep your head up!

Doesn't really matter much but some of the stats on the website do not match.

If you look at ARod's 2019 season in his player profile, it shows he had a 14.7 WAR, but if you look at the all time leaderboard for single season WAR, it shows he had an 11.45 WAR.

I knew I wasn't going crazy as I've found a few old seasons where I was just certain those guys had different WARs than I remembered all along.

I am excited I landed some IFA's. The lone Aussie Ronnie Hanscombe looks like he will shape up to be a solid middle infielder, or wherever he decides to play.

Cam wilson with the 1 for 20 MLB debut!!!

Miami 4 games above .500

*Insert WWE's Edge breathing*

shel311 wrote:Cam wilson with the 1 for 20 MLB debut!!!

Sheltown, where good prospects go to die.

Frank Hoelscher is enjoying his new surroundings.

Wasted Memory wrote:This offense is just a mess. Keep hoping they'll snap out of it but guess I need to accept the fact that they're horrid this year.

Your pitching staff sure has made up for it this season. That rotation is scary.

Meanwhile I'm just having a hell of a time staying healthy. I have a bad feeling about this stretch run for the Aces.

Miami Vice got me feeling like..

GeorgesGoons wrote:It's official, the Beef have spoiled. Nothing going right in Omaha this month. May have to move Avery Stewart to the pen and just call up random guys to play the corner infield positions.

We had to give the Beef a tour of Dave Morris' Slaughterhouse

Cnasty wrote:

shel311 wrote:Cam wilson with the 1 for 20 MLB debut!!!

Sheltown, where good prospects go to die.

I think you meant where good prospects go to be groomed to traded to other teams then become really good.

A little wordy, but more accurate.

Boston caps off an excellent first half of the season with a tough series loss to Richmond but at 65-25 I cant complain.

Things are going very good....almost too good.

shel311 wrote:

Cnasty wrote:

shel311 wrote:Cam wilson with the 1 for 20 MLB debut!!!

Sheltown, where good prospects go to die.

I think you meant where good prospects go to be groomed to traded to other teams then become really good.

A little wordy, but more accurate.

Sheltown: The place where success leaves and misery remains

nick wrote:

shel311 wrote:

Cnasty wrote:

shel311 wrote:Cam wilson with the 1 for 20 MLB debut!!!

Sheltown, where good prospects go to die.

I think you meant where good prospects go to be groomed to traded to other teams then become really good.

A little wordy, but more accurate.

Sheltown: The place where success leaves and misery remains

Much more efficient.

Pat Bradshaw has always been a steady, consistent catcher for me. Good offensive production combined with elite defense. However this season he has taken his offense to a whole new level. I was actually kind of surprised he wasn't voted as the starter for the NL, but Acosta having a terrific year as well so I can't say it was a bad selection.

Career high in WAR is 5.7. On pace for 8.4 this year.
Career high in HR is 19. On pace for 35 this season.
Career high in RBI is 81. On pace for 115 this seaon.
Career high in triples is 2. Already has 4 this season on pace for 7.

Doubt he'll keep this pace up but damn has he been big for me. Between him and Toby Carter I'm not sure who's been more of a pleasant surprise.

Now just waiting for the inevitable positive drug test for Bradshaw.

looks like Alden Plummer got taken to Snubtown with the voting.

Davie_Leggz wrote:Pat Bradshaw has always been a steady, consistent catcher for me. Good offensive production combined with elite defense. However this season he has taken his offense to a whole new level. I was actually kind of surprised he wasn't voted as the starter for the NL, but Acosta having a terrific year as well so I can't say it was a bad selection.

Career high in WAR is 5.7. On pace for 8.4 this year.
Career high in HR is 19. On pace for 35 this season.
Career high in RBI is 81. On pace for 115 this seaon.
Career high in triples is 2. Already has 4 this season on pace for 7.

Doubt he'll keep this pace up but damn has he been big for me. Between him and Toby Carter I'm not sure who's been more of a pleasant surprise.

Now just waiting for the inevitable positive drug test for Bradshaw.

He has been fun to watch this season!

Davie_Leggz wrote:Pat Bradshaw

He's aging quite nicely for a catcher with a monster season.