The Eeming Tree wrote:mozartpc27 wrote:He's got a lot bats. Is he any good as a hitter (for a pitcher, I mean)?
That's one of the things I will miss about Cliff Lee. He was fun to watch hit.
He's 3/38 career.
American League. Who can tell?
The Eeming Tree wrote:mozartpc27 wrote:He's got a lot bats. Is he any good as a hitter (for a pitcher, I mean)?
That's one of the things I will miss about Cliff Lee. He was fun to watch hit.
He's 3/38 career.
The Eeming Tree wrote:mozartpc27 wrote:He's got a lot bats. Is he any good as a hitter (for a pitcher, I mean)?
That's one of the things I will miss about Cliff Lee. He was fun to watch hit.
He's 3/38 career.
The Eeming Tree wrote:Roy Halladay, on Santana's comments that he's best: "I think it was a Lou Holtz quote, 'Well done is always more important than well said.'"
LETS GO. RIGHT $#@! NOW.
On when he begins his daily workouts: "It varies. Normally, 5:45 I try to get here. There have been a few young kids that have been chasing me in, trying to beat me. So I have to start bumping it to 5:30 here soon."
1 wrote:y'think utley is gonna get jealous of the full-on mancrush phans are going to develop on leroy?
On Scott Rolen giving him any advice on Philadelphia: "He actually said that I would love it. He said that you're going to love being there. I know that was probably tough for him based on the past few times back to Philadelphia, but I know he really enjoyed his time there. He seemed to think that I would, too."
Brantt wrote:Rolen was the classic "grass is always greener" type guy when he was here.
Didn't he tell Gudel he would waive his no-trade to come back to the Phillies a couple of years ago?
Brantt wrote:Rolen was the classic "grass is always greener" type guy when he was here.