Bucky wrote:they are probably one and the same.


This reminds me of the spongebob episode "one krab's trash" where mr. krabs pays dearly for spongebob's soda drink hat because it's extremely rare and valuable only to have it become worthless when a whole cache of the same soda drink hat is discovered

The ground-ball curve, though? The buckets average 600 innings and are closer to half the size of the “all” curve in most spots, and there are no missing ages. It certainly looks like James was right: right around 30 years old, ground-ball guys start to age worse. They add four runs to their peak RA/9 two years earlier than the average pitcher. The attrition is much worse, too: between 32 and 34 years old, 34% of all innings pitched leave the game, while 74% of all innings pitched by plus ground-ball pitchers disappear.

Eem wrote:It's better than the awful early 2000s "techno" logos though

my cousin mose wrote:

Eem wrote:It's better than the awful early 2000s "techno" logos though

this made me think of those "from the future" jerseys from like 97 or 98 that looked like something off of triple play or the n64 griffey game

WheelsFellOff wrote:

my cousin mose wrote:

Eem wrote:It's better than the awful early 2000s "techno" logos though

this made me think of those "from the future" jerseys from like 97 or 98 that looked like something off of triple play or the n64 griffey game

"Turn Ahead the Clock"



Memorable also for moving the Mets to Mercury like this is the fucking Jetsons.

BigEd76 wrote:Tim Welke is retiring. Had his left knee replaced two months ago and is getting his right one done in June