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Well I saw a stat that showed that Sosa misses the ball the most often out of any other major leaguer when he swings.

And he hasn't played in like 25 games this year. If he played those games, he'd easily have 100 K's by now, on pace for about 250 in a season...UNREAL!!!

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And he hasn't played in like 25 games this year.  If he played those games, he'd easily have 100 K's by now, on pace for about 250 in a season...UNREAL!!!

....and he is still a better hitter than either Lee or Magglio by a pretty wide margin. Imagine that!

 

 

(fyi, I think he is a an insincere, big-ego'd clown, but his offensive skills wereNEVER in question, cork or no cork...keeping things in perspective, that's all)

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What is Jay Edwards status? In what jail is he residing? LOL

Ok, let's test that knowledge. Tell me about Clint Keown.

I can tell you about Clint Keown. I'm from Evansville, so I'm familiar with him. Keown graduated from Evansville Memorial High School in 1998, after a successful Prep career in which he became the second all time leading high school scorer in Evansville's history (he is now third).

 

Keown was a talented, well-rounded player. He could score against almost anyone, was a good ball-handler, and was tremendously competitive. On the downside, he was/is not well-liked off the court.

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Ok, let's test that knowledge. Tell me about Clint Keown.

I can tell you about Clint Keown. I'm from Evansville, so I'm familiar with him. Keown graduated from Evansville Memorial High School in 1998, after a successful Prep career in which he became the second all time leading high school scorer in Evansville's history (he is now third).

 

Keown was a talented, well-rounded player. He could score against almost anyone, was a good ball-handler, and was tremendously competitive. On the downside, he was/is not well-liked off the court.

the place abounds with hoosiers :cheers

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Ok, let's test that knowledge. Tell me about Clint Keown.

I can tell you about Clint Keown. I'm from Evansville, so I'm familiar with him. Keown graduated from Evansville Memorial High School in 1998, after a successful Prep career in which he became the second all time leading high school scorer in Evansville's history (he is now third).

 

Keown was a talented, well-rounded player. He could score against almost anyone, was a good ball-handler, and was tremendously competitive. On the downside, he was/is not well-liked off the court.

welcome to soxtalk! :cheers :cheers :cheers :cheers

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Ok, let's test that knowledge. Tell me about Clint Keown.

I can tell you about Clint Keown. I'm from Evansville, so I'm familiar with him. Keown graduated from Evansville Memorial High School in 1998, after a successful Prep career in which he became the second all time leading high school scorer in Evansville's history (he is now third).

 

Keown was a talented, well-rounded player. He could score against almost anyone, was a good ball-handler, and was tremendously competitive. On the downside, he was/is not well-liked off the court.

Ah Evansville. That explains it. Now if Rex comes with a northern boy, we will talk! Heck the last really good guys I can remember from the south were those Jeffersonville teams in the early to mid 90's with Wilkerson. Plus I remember the Whiteheads. BTW Welcome aboard.

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Ok, let's test that knowledge. Tell me about Clint Keown.

I can tell you about Clint Keown. I'm from Evansville, so I'm familiar with him. Keown graduated from Evansville Memorial High School in 1998, after a successful Prep career in which he became the second all time leading high school scorer in Evansville's history (he is now third).

 

Keown was a talented, well-rounded player. He could score against almost anyone, was a good ball-handler, and was tremendously competitive. On the downside, he was/is not well-liked off the court.

HEY RK, remember me from WSI

 

BE GOOD folks

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