Goober

Is Phil Konerko playing in this game?

I believe it's spelled 'cheque'

I thought Humber was a lefty?

QUOTE (flippedoutpunk @ May 2, 2012 -> 04:07 PM) Giancarlo is sucking badly so far this season and he's leading our team in batting average.. Oy vey!! You know you're really a Sox fan and not a Marlins fan right?

Every time we're down, you can make it right and that makes you larger than life

Philip Humber

Braille translations or a mascot

Cubs in all 3. Hopefully by 10+ runs in each game

7 and a half

Nope

QUOTE (Jordan4life @ Apr 7, 2012 -> 11:46 PM) This thread is stupid and beyond ridiculous. But if we're handing out post-season awards on April 7th, I'd say Chone Figgins is the favorite for CPOTY. Hey cool, you and the thread have something in common!

I thought you were an Angels fan Jose

6-17

QUOTE (Papa Tru @ Mar 19, 2012 -> 08:40 PM) Haha oh Tim.. you are always good for a laugh Pfft, more than one

QUOTE (JoeCoolMan24 @ Mar 17, 2012 -> 12:53 AM) 1) Who is TRU, and what are the extents of his apparent brain damage Haha dude you scared the hell out of me; this was the first thing I saw, thought he was in an accident or something

I thought you said MILK day

Yeah you were

QUOTE (Y2HH @ Mar 14, 2011 -> 05:51 PM) I don't even know what this is supposed to mean. IIRC can apply to a lot of things, including reading information in a book, or even on the interwebs. Since when did this apply only to things that were told to you? You stated it as if you were recalling a fact, which I found odd considering these scientists are saying something completely contradictory to that

QUOTE (Y2HH @ Mar 14, 2011 -> 02:14 PM) IIRC, Plato made up Atlantis in his writings to examine/explain a hypothetical situation... If you recall correctly? What, you were around back then and he told you so or something?

Are you sure he's yours

Got a P90X to pop at ya

Beep beep beep

QUOTE (mmmmmbeeer @ Aug 16, 2010 -> 02:09 PM) It's nothing more than a study of probabilities dressed in fancy names. Much like the comprehension of probabilities allows actuaries and gamblers to successfully predict an outcome more often than those unaware of probabilities, they are still surprised when John Doe has a heart attack at age 32 or 3 aces pop up in the flop of a game of Texas HoldEm. I guess my point is that I feel that Sabr has value to the game but not nearly as much as is impressed upon us by its rabid community of followers. Some of the stats are deserving of the praise while others are not even close to ready for mainstream acceptance. Extremely well said, I agree.

Dead Silence

No, they are just impractical and somewhat inane