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Holding a pitcher accountable for how many runs his team scores is like holding the designated hitter accountable for how many runs his team allows.
An individual statistic is meaningful only if it is based strictly on what the player does and not on what the other players on his team do.
Contrary to what most baseball fans claim, a pitched ball which is hit into play is not a strike. -
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Estel CrabtreeLast edited by VIBaseball; 05-27-2012, 04:24 AM.Comment
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Babe Adams 1906-1926
Bert Adams 1910-1919
Bob Adams 1925-1925
Bob Adams 1931-1932
Bob Adams 1977-1977
Bobby Adams 1946-1959
Buster Adams 1939-1947
Dan Adams 1914-1915
Dick Adams 1947-1947
Doug Adams 1969-1969
George Adams 1879-1879
Glenn Adams 1975-1982
Herb Adams 1948-1950
Jim Adams 1890-1890
Joe Adams 1902-1902
Karl Adams 1914-1915
Matt Adams 2012-2012
Mike Adams 1972-1978
Mike Adams 2004-2012
Red Adams 1946-1946
Rick Adams 1905-1905
Ricky Adams 1982-1985
Russ Adams 2004-2009
Ryan Adams 2011-2011
Sparky Adams 1922-1934
Spencer Adams 1923-1927
Terry Adams 1995-2005
Willie Adams 1912-1919
Willie Adams 1996-1997
Ha. :cap:Comment
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Rawly Eastwick, who was in the same bullpen with Clay Carroll
Reggie Jackson
Wally Backman, who platooned with Ron Gardenhire
Joe Sparma
Ken Singleton
Denny Galehouse
Earl Whitehill
Gene Tenace, who platooned for a while with Dave Duncan
Billy Southworth as manager, Lance Barksdale as umpire, and Abner Doubleday as imaginary inventor of the game.Comment
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Harmon Killebrew is so close!"If I drink whiskey, I'll never get worms!" - Hack WilsonComment
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Al Kaline. Oops, no, he's the player whose first and last name forms one word.Comment
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Sterling Hitchcock
Harry SpillmanHolding a pitcher accountable for how many runs his team scores is like holding the designated hitter accountable for how many runs his team allows.
An individual statistic is meaningful only if it is based strictly on what the player does and not on what the other players on his team do.
Contrary to what most baseball fans claim, a pitched ball which is hit into play is not a strike.Comment
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"If I drink whiskey, I'll never get worms!" - Hack WilsonComment
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Can't wait until we get to the last names who can be spelled with only abbreviations from the periodic table of elements :hyper:Mythical SF Chronicle scouting report: "That Jeff runs like a deer. Unfortunately, he also hits AND throws like one." I am Venus DeMilo - NO ARM! I can play like a big leaguer, I can field like Luzinski, run like Lombardi. The secret to managing is keeping the ones who hate you away from the undecided ones. I am a triumph of quantity over quality. I'm almost useful, every village needs an idiot.
Good traders: MadHatter(2), BoofBonser26, StormSurgeComment
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Gary Templeton
Kevin Millwood
Dan Gladden
Sal Bando
Jerry/Scott Hairston
Freddie FreemanLast edited by BiZmaRK; 06-02-2012, 06:37 AM.Holding a pitcher accountable for how many runs his team scores is like holding the designated hitter accountable for how many runs his team allows.
An individual statistic is meaningful only if it is based strictly on what the player does and not on what the other players on his team do.
Contrary to what most baseball fans claim, a pitched ball which is hit into play is not a strike.Comment
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Andy Van Slyke"Herman Franks to Sal Yvars to Bobby Thomson. Ralph Branca to Bobby Thomson to Helen Rita... cue Russ Hodges."Comment
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Dave Kingman
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Bill Madlock"Any pitcher who throws at a batter and deliberately tries to hit him is a communist."
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