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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    I don't get why you hate Dioner Navarro and love Tek. Let's take a look at their numbers.

    Navarro: .318/.370/.435 4 homers, 33 ribbies 118 OPS+
    Varitek: .219/.301/.360 7 homers, 27 ribbies 73 OPS+
    So Navarro has an OBP higher than Tek's slugging percentage, but Tek is better?
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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by EP Hotties View Post
    I don't get why you hate Dioner Navarro and love Tek. Let's take a look at their numbers.

    Navarro: .318/.370/.435 4 homers, 33 ribbies 118 OPS+
    Varitek: .219/.301/.360 7 homers, 27 ribbies 73 OPS+
    So Navarro has an OBP higher than Tek's slugging percentage, but Tek is better?
    1) Varitek has more HR

    2) Varitek leads in all the intangible categories, as captain he helps his team in ways that cant be measured.
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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234 View Post
    Good closer: Trevor Hoffman, Dennis Eckersley, Lee Smith,Billy Wagner, Francisco Rodriguez, Hoyt Wilhelm

    Bad closer: Mariano Rivera, Braden Looper
    And now the big question...WHY is Rivera a bad closer?

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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234 View Post
    Good closer: Trevor Hoffman, Dennis Eckersley, Lee Smith,Billy Wagner, Francisco Rodriguez, Hoyt Wilhelm

    Bad closer: Mariano Rivera, Braden Looper
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    Ok ok, I am so sorry to ask, but... Do you take the short bus to school? (No offense, if you actually do)

    An example of a bad closer is Mo Rivera? LOL! Have you ever seen his career numbers. No, never mind, I am not even gonna try and convince you; if you haven't realized that Mo is the best after a decade of dominance, then you either, are an 'Irrational Yankee Hater', Retahded, or both.

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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234 View Post
    1) Varitek has more HR

    2) Varitek leads in all the intangible categories, as captain he helps his team in ways that cant be measured.
    Yeah, like yesterday when the "captain" struck out with runners in scoring position against a "bad" closer in Mariano Rivera... LOL.

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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    looper hasnt been a closer since 2003
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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Well, IMO, being a long-term good guy and team captain with decent to good stats, several all-star appearences, and a couple of rings to boot makes you a HOF.
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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by DarthJaker View Post
    looper hasnt been a closer since 2003
    I know, but when he was the Mets' closer he wasn't very good...
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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Let me tell you a story:

    One time this magical closer came in to pitch the 9th for his team against their hated rivals. He had a 2-1 lead with the bases loaded and 0 outs. He ended up getting out with out giving up a run. One of those outs was against a "Hall-Of-Famer".
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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by koolzach1 View Post
    Yeah, like yesterday when the "captain" struck out with runners in scoring position against a "bad" closer in Mariano Rivera... LOL.
    You ruined my story
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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    You kids are crazy... Varitek a HOF'er... psh...

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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234 View Post
    Good closer: Trevor Hoffman, Dennis Eckersley, Lee Smith,Billy Wagner, Francisco Rodriguez, Hoyt Wilhelm

    Bad closer: Mariano Rivera, Braden Looper
    LOL. LOL.

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234
    1) Varitek has more HR
    There's much more to offense than home runs. Navarro beats Varitek by 70 points of OBP. That can't be made up for by 3 home runs. It's not even close. Navarro has been better than Varitek this year by a gigantic margin.

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234
    2) Varitek leads in all the intangible categories, as captain he helps his team in ways that cant be measured.
    Since they are, by definition, not able to be measured, you cannot say that Varitek "leads" in them.

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234
    Well, IMO, being a long-term good guy and team captain with decent to good stats, several all-star appearences, and a couple of rings to boot makes you a HOF.
    .....Congratulations, you just described Derek Jeter.

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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234 View Post
    I know, but when he was the Mets' closer he wasn't very good...
    Braden Looper with the Mets: 6-12, 142.2 IP, 38 BB, 87 K, 131 ERA+, 57 SV

    Mariano Rivera's worst season, besides his rookie year: 3-4, 71.1 IP, 12 BB, 74 K, 142 ERA+, 30 SV

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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonGM View Post


    .....Congratulations, you just described Derek Jeter.
    Derek Jeter isn't a "good guy" though. If you replaced the "u" in guy with an "a", and dropped the word "good", maybe I'd agree with you.
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    Re: HORRIBLE All Star Rosters

    Quote Originally Posted by metsguy234 View Post
    Derek Jeter isn't a "good guy" though. If you replaced the "u" in guy with an "a", and dropped the word "good", maybe I'd agree with you.
    I don't think that Jeter is gay, but maybe Jonathan Papelbon...

    http://66.79.163.197/_images/article...ncrotchyp6.jpg

    http://www.beloblog.com/ProJo_Blogs/...papelbon03.JPG

    I found this as damning evidence

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