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SCuse7 wrote:So what do we think of the Montero/Pineda trade?I was against it to start but he does have good stuff. As always Pitching > Hitting.
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onewearz wrote:Proshares wrote:onewearz wrote: btw, we fell off as a group , there was a time when the yankee season thread never left pg 1 . we fell off last season , i want 900 pgs this year .... minimum Well that's because almost half are bum @#% Jet fans who need to be talked off the ledge and half are bum @#% Giant fans who don't think anything else exists right now. i've been on the ledge , done with football bro
Proshares wrote:onewearz wrote: btw, we fell off as a group , there was a time when the yankee season thread never left pg 1 . we fell off last season , i want 900 pgs this year .... minimum Well that's because almost half are bum @#% Jet fans who need to be talked off the ledge and half are bum @#% Giant fans who don't think anything else exists right now.
onewearz wrote: btw, we fell off as a group , there was a time when the yankee season thread never left pg 1 . we fell off last season , i want 900 pgs this year .... minimum
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Cyber Smoke wrote:SCuse7 wrote:So what do we think of the Montero/Pineda trade?I was against it to start but he does have good stuff. As always Pitching > Hitting.A 23 year old stud with ace potential and electric stuff > A 30 Homer DH who won't get enough at bats with us until Arod and Jeter retires
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gregzzy23 wrote:I hate that Jorge had to fire shots at Girardi
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I looked i couldnt really find anything...
All i read is wehen a reporter asked about Giradi but he really didnt say anything bad..
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/yankees/tensions-linger-ny-yankees-jorge-posada-farewell-press-conference-article-1.1011445After reading this line though"Indeed, as much as Posada claimed to be at peace with his decision, you could see the wounds from last year haven’t healed.“Being demoted from Day 1, I never got the chance to fight for my job,” he said. “That’s probably the toughest thing as a human being. You want to be able to do your job.”I felt bad.. And can understand why hes still somewhat bitter.. But at the sametime... It was his time
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23ska909red02 wrote: Jorge How do his numbers stack up against Yankee catchers?
Posada is one of only five catchers all-time with 1,500 hits, 350 doubles, 275 homers and 1,000 RBIs; Johnny Bench, Gary Carter, Carlton Fisk and Ivan Rodriguez are the other four. Posada ends his career as the first catcher since Bench to play 17 consecutive seasons with the same team, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Of all the catchers in the Hall of Fame, only Yogi Berra has better numbers in all three major categories (average, homers and RBIs). Fisk, for example, had 376 homers, but his .269 average was worse than Posada's. There are currently 13 catchers in the Hall of Fame, with Mike Piazza on the ballot next year.
Posada is one of only five catchers all-time with 1,500 hits, 350 doubles, 275 homers and 1,000 RBIs; Johnny Bench, Gary Carter, Carlton Fisk and Ivan Rodriguez are the other four. Posada ends his career as the first catcher since Bench to play 17 consecutive seasons with the same team, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Of all the catchers in the Hall of Fame, only Yogi Berra has better numbers in all three major categories (average, homers and RBIs). Fisk, for example, had 376 homers, but his .269 average was worse than Posada's. There are currently 13 catchers in the Hall of Fame, with Mike Piazza on the ballot next year.
When you evaluate Posada along those lines, it's easier to justify a vote for him. His career on-base percentage, .374, is higher than that of seven of the 10 catchers elected to the Hall, including Bench, Berra, Cochrane, Lombardi, Gabby Hartnett and Roy Campanella. His slugging percentage, .474, is higher than Carter's, Fisk's and Lombardi's. Only Berra, Campanella (career .500 slugging percentage), Cochrane and Dickey have him beat for OPS. And his 246 home runs as a catcher compare favorably with Berra, who hit 248 and played two more seasons.
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