Eddie Jordan wrote:who's the right guy to talk to about getting some updates on tmacsucks.blogspot.com?

I'm a big fan

That's mine You can always PM me here, it's probably the best way to reach me.

I might not be updating it too often though, mostly because I don't have an mlb.tv subscription this year. Although I might eventually get one.

Did a little gardening out there in that bushes is still my favorite, either that or when Willie Randolph floated his lips

bleh wrote:

Eddie Jordan wrote:who's the right guy to talk to about getting some updates on tmacsucks.blogspot.com?

I'm a big fan

That's mine You can always PM me here, it's probably the best way to reach me.

I might not be updating it too often though, mostly because I don't have an mlb.tv subscription this year. Although I might eventually get one.

Fund drive!,,

Am I the only loser watching the '93 NLCS Game 6 broadcast on the Comcast Network? Phils are knocking Maddox around as we speak.

Audible crowd chants of "Whomp! There it is!" as a mulleted Mitchy-poo almost takes of the kneecaps of some scrub Brave. This was the early '90s, kids.

The good news about drawing fewer walks is there are correspondingly fewer opportunities for GIDP's.

EndlessSummer wrote:Am I the only loser watching the '93 NLCS Game 6 broadcast on the Comcast Network? Phils are knocking Maddox around as we speak.

i watched

JFLNYC wrote:The good news about drawing fewer walks is there are correspondingly fewer opportunities for GIDP's.

Except they're hitting singles like crazy.

There have been 40 total BBs in the Phillies 9 games (22 for Phils; 18 by opponents). Both are the fewest in the league.

EndlessSummer wrote:Am I the only loser watching the '93 NLCS Game 6 broadcast on the Comcast Network? Phils are knocking Maddox around as we speak.

I was there and my friend ended up on camera briefly while I was buying a beer

Barry Jive wrote:

EndlessSummer wrote:Am I the only loser watching the '93 NLCS Game 6 broadcast on the Comcast Network? Phils are knocking Maddox around as we speak.

i watched

Who's that trenchcoated weirdo? Oh hai Jim Gray

New. Hitting shelves in a week or two, to join the real Utley, who is already on the shelf.

Head of Chase Utley, body of John Kruk.

Also like the real Utley, the knee doesn't articulate.

We can't all be as articulate as you, WFO.

A NEW DOLLY YAY!

No better way to celebrate your favorite player than having a statue of him swinging at a ball a foot out of the strike zone.

bleh wrote:No better way to celebrate your favorite player than having a statue of him swinging at a ball a foot out of the strike zone.

I was thinking the same thing. put a lot of grit into chasing that high heat

Obviously, 10 games is not much of a sample size for a MLB season ... but it is interesting to note that Ben Francisco is slightly more productive than Jayson Werth at the moment. OPS is just a tad higher. 3 more hits, 4 less walks, 5 more rbi.

If Werth's numbers go down from last year in Washington, due to whatever -- last year being his peak, or being on a slightly worse club or whatever -- can Ben keep pace for the year? Or will the combo of Ben/Mayberry/Dom? get/keep us close to Werth's production - enough so to not miss his contribution (last night not-withstanding)

I'll be curious to see at the end of the year the WAR for Werth vs Francisco et al

can a career ~100+ OPS guy replace someone with more talent in every area? Sure. Why not.