smitty wrote:I looked at that Crashburn Alley thing for the first time in -- well, ever.
Yikes. It seems like all the contributors spend all their energy trying to be clever. They run out of steam pretty quickly and kinda forget about baseball and that kind of stuff. Not impressive.
thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.
“My observation as a fan is that in Philadelphia we understand where our teams are on the various cycles of winning,” Middleton said. “These fans are knowledgeable. They understand at different moments in time you make different decisions about whether you trade for a player and whether you are aggressive on the free-agent market based upon whether you win or lose.
“One of the criticisms the fans have leveled on the Phillies, and I think it’s justifiable, is that we didn’t recognize early enough and act upon that recognition that the window had closed and we needed to move on. It was that we were trying to extend guys that were older and trying to create a bridge, and we needed to realize that the bridge didn’t exist and we needed to move on.”
Doll Is Mine wrote:“My observation as a fan is that in Philadelphia we understand where our teams are on the various cycles of winning,” Middleton said. “These fans are knowledgeable. They understand at different moments in time you make different decisions about whether you trade for a player and whether you are aggressive on the free-agent market based upon whether you win or lose.
“One of the criticisms the fans have leveled on the Phillies, and I think it’s justifiable, is that we didn’t recognize early enough and act upon that recognition that the window had closed and we needed to move on. It was that we were trying to extend guys that were older and trying to create a bridge, and we needed to realize that the bridge didn’t exist and we needed to move on.”
BigEd76 wrote:Dom elected free agency after being outrighted. Bye
Doll Is Mine wrote:“My observation as a fan is that in Philadelphia we understand where our teams are on the various cycles of winning,” Middleton said. “These fans are knowledgeable. They understand at different moments in time you make different decisions about whether you trade for a player and whether you are aggressive on the free-agent market based upon whether you win or lose.
“One of the criticisms the fans have leveled on the Phillies, and I think it’s justifiable, is that we didn’t recognize early enough and act upon that recognition that the window had closed and we needed to move on. It was that we were trying to extend guys that were older and trying to create a bridge, and we needed to realize that the bridge didn’t exist and we needed to move on.”
smitty wrote:I looked at that Crashburn Alley thing for the first time in -- well, ever.
Yikes. It seems like all the contributors spend all their energy trying to be clever. They run out of steam pretty quickly and kinda forget about baseball and that kind of stuff. Not impressive.
RichmondPhilsFan wrote:smitty wrote:I looked at that Crashburn Alley thing for the first time in -- well, ever.
Yikes. It seems like all the contributors spend all their energy trying to be clever. They run out of steam pretty quickly and kinda forget about baseball and that kind of stuff. Not impressive.
You just described basically every baseball website with comments other than Fangraphs.
Phillies @Phillies
Bowa will resume his role as bench coach while Samuel will assume third base coaching responsibilities.
jerseyhoya wrote:My hatred of quote boxes in signatures has reached a new high