BigEd76 wrote:The Twins are removing the pinstripes from their home uniforms

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At least it doesn't look too much like the original Nats jerseys

swishnicholson wrote:Studio Action Shots of Players, Used on Early Baseball Cards

incredible stuff Swish. These Magritte-like images are the sort of thing that fortify my affection for baseball

and you displayed the least surreal one of that bunch!

oh yeah, and this picture set isn't entirely random; each pictured player did time on Philadelphia teams

and the whole piece was compiled by the wonderfully named Rebecca Onion

Doug glanville and Barry larkin also candidates for the rays the opening.

Go Dogu!

roy:

degrom - 26/30
hamilton
wong

abreu - 30/30
shoemaker
betances
mchugh

giles was 4th

This guy here is dead

Corey Kluber (17/11/2) wins the AL CY by 10 points over King Felix (13/17/0)

Kershaw is unanimous for the NL one. Cueto/Wainwright/Bumgarner/Zimmermann round out the top 5. Cole finished 9th

BigEd76 wrote:Corey Kluber (17/11/2) wins the AL CY by 10 points over King Felix (13/17/0)

Kershaw is unanimous for the NL one. Cueto/Wainwright/Bumgarner/Zimmermann round out the top 5. Cole finished 9th

We used to have names like Sandy Koufax, Nolan Ryan and Roger Clemens standing tall amid the baseball landscape.

Now it's Corey Kluber and Madison Bumgarner. That's what's wrong with the game today.

drsmooth wrote:

swishnicholson wrote:Studio Action Shots of Players, Used on Early Baseball Cards

incredible stuff Swish. These Magritte-like images are the sort of thing that fortify my affection for baseball

and you displayed the least surreal one of that bunch!

oh yeah, and this picture set isn't entirely random; each pictured player did time on Philadelphia teams

and the whole piece was compiled by the wonderfully named Rebecca Onion

I missed the Philly connection. Thanks.

The one I chose is only less surreal if you assume that the sliding player is alive.

In those days it was pretty easy to find a dead guy. Using a dead guy as a head first slider guy saved a lot of dough. Didn't have to pay him.

swishnicholson wrote:

drsmooth wrote:

swishnicholson wrote:Studio Action Shots of Players, Used on Early Baseball Cards

incredible stuff Swish. These Magritte-like images are the sort of thing that fortify my affection for baseball

and you displayed the least surreal one of that bunch!

oh yeah, and this picture set isn't entirely random; each pictured player did time on Philadelphia teams

and the whole piece was compiled by the wonderfully named Rebecca Onion

I missed the Philly connection. Thanks.

The one I chose is only less surreal if you assume that the sliding player is alive.

What is this player holding? That ain't a baseball.

BigEd76 wrote:Corey Kluber (17/11/2) wins the AL CY by 10 points over King Felix (13/17/0)

Kershaw is unanimous for the NL one. Cueto/Wainwright/Bumgarner/Zimmermann round out the top 5. Cole finished 9th

I suck as a baseball fan, but I have absolutely no idea who Corey Kluber is

Yeah i'm with you...I don't even recall his name coming up in fantasy.

he certainly deserved it.

From MLBTraderumors

It makes it seem like things may not be completely ruined forever.

jerseyhoya wrote:I suck as a baseball fan, but I have absolutely no idea who Corey Kluber is

He started a BPS here last May and beat Cole

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Kluber made $514K this season (and isn't arb-eligible until 2016). Felix made $22.9M

BigEd76 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:I suck as a baseball fan, but I have absolutely no idea who Corey Kluber is

He started a BPS here last May and beat Cole

link

Kluber made $514K this season (and isn't arb-eligible until 2016). Felix made $22.9M

Which hopefully had 0 influence on Cy Young voting.

Kershaw and Trout win MVP.

surprised they were smart enough to give kershaw the mvp too