Matt39
05-13-2006, 02:13 PM
Don't blame the messenger.
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View Full Version : Arod leads the AL with 10 go ahead RBI's Matt39 05-13-2006, 02:13 PM Don't blame the messenger. Blackout™ 05-13-2006, 02:32 PM David Wright will never be able to carry A-rod's jockstrap discuss. GimmeShelter 05-14-2006, 10:43 AM David Wright will never be able to carry A-rod's jockstrap discuss. Nobody can cept Bonds when healthy and Pujols. You missed MATT's point which was the stat shows ARod is better in the clutch than his fanbase(not you as you have maintained support) gives him credit for. PFSIKH 05-14-2006, 11:11 AM Nobody can cept Bonds when healthy and Pujols. You missed MATT's point which was the stat shows ARod is better in the clutch than his fanbase(not you as you have maintained support) gives him credit for. Slow your roll GS? Is there criteria to this underwhelming stat? Other then some Yankee ball washer spin machine to try and cover-up A-Rod's lack of clutchness. How many of those go ahead runs were early and/or in blowouts? How many of the RBIs came with the game tide or Skanks trailing? http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/splits?statsId=5275&type=batting&year=2006 Here are some interesting stats I found. Close and Late: 14 ABs - .143 3 RBIs Men On, 2 out: 28 ABs - .143 7 RBIs Again, A-Rod is talented. Sure fire HofFer. Maybe even the eventual Homerun king. Until he prooves otherwise, there are several other Yankees ahead of him on the "Oh $hit he is coming to bat with the game on the line meter. I would still rather see A-Rod coming to bat with the bases loaded and no outs, the Sox ahead by one in the bottom of the 9th in Game 7 of the ALCS with Wakefield on the mound before Matsui and his broken wrist. Thor99 05-14-2006, 12:18 PM Slow your roll GS? Is there criteria to this underwhelming stat? Other then some Yankee ball washer spin machine to try and cover-up A-Rod's lack of clutchness. How many of those go ahead runs were early and/or in blowouts? How many of the RBIs came with the game tide or Skanks trailing? http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/splits?statsId=5275&type=batting&year=2006 Here are some interesting stats I found. Close and Late: 14 ABs - .143 3 RBIs Men On, 2 out: 28 ABs - .143 7 RBIs Again, A-Rod is talented. Sure fire HofFer. Maybe even the eventual Homerun king. Until he prooves otherwise, there are several other Yankees ahead of him on the "Oh $hit he is coming to bat with the game on the line meter. I would still rather see A-Rod coming to bat with the bases loaded and no outs, the Sox ahead by one in the bottom of the 9th in Game 7 of the ALCS with Wakefield on the mound before Matsui and his broken wrist. On the Yanks, Matsui is the absolute last person I would want to see up in that situation. Followed by Jeter. Those are the only two that wouldn't swing for the fences. GimmeShelter 05-14-2006, 05:16 PM Slow your roll GS? Is there criteria to this underwhelming stat? Other then some Yankee ball washer spin machine to try and cover-up A-Rod's lack of clutchness. How many of those go ahead runs were early and/or in blowouts? How many of the RBIs came with the game tide or Skanks trailing? http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/splits?statsId=5275&type=batting&year=2006 Here are some interesting stats I found. Close and Late: 14 ABs - .143 3 RBIs Men On, 2 out: 28 ABs - .143 7 RBIs Again, A-Rod is talented. Sure fire HofFer. Maybe even the eventual Homerun king. Until he prooves otherwise, there are several other Yankees ahead of him on the "Oh $hit he is coming to bat with the game on the line meter. I would still rather see A-Rod coming to bat with the bases loaded and no outs, the Sox ahead by one in the bottom of the 9th in Game 7 of the ALCS with Wakefield on the mound before Matsui and his broken wrist. True but pull the same splits in the post season on #2 in pinstripes and you will see my point on how some Yanks can do no wrong.. Max 05-14-2006, 06:10 PM True but pull the same splits in the post season on #2 in pinstripes and you will see my point on how some Yanks can do no wrong.. Don't start. ;) GimmeShelter 05-14-2006, 06:13 PM Don't start. ;) I knew you'd reply MAX. 124 05-14-2006, 06:17 PM Until A-Choke does something against Boston / In the playoffs worth while I'm still not happy / impressed with him. madmike1 05-14-2006, 06:29 PM He did hit the game winning homer against Schilling in the 2nd game of the series. Arod is the type of guy who unless he hits a homer every time at bat people will bash him... Jet/BosoxFan 05-14-2006, 07:24 PM More food for thought: The Yankees were 12-0 in day games coming into today...with their, ahem, ace on the hill. They did NOT make it to 13-0, did they? A-rod's jersey number? You got it, 13! We rest our case! Matt39 05-14-2006, 07:25 PM More food for thought: The Yankees were 12-0 in day games coming into today...with their, ahem, ace on the hill. They did NOT make it to 13-0, did they? A-rod's jersey number? You got it, 13! We rest our case! Brilliant. 124 05-14-2006, 07:47 PM He did hit the game winning homer against Schilling in the 2nd game of the series. Arod is the type of guy who unless he hits a homer every time at bat people will bash him... Then the next night he struck out in the 7th in a key situation. At least put the bat on the ball. Whoptie doo. He had one good at bat against Boston. Blackout™ 05-14-2006, 07:52 PM More food for thought: The Yankees were 12-0 in day games coming into today...with their, ahem, ace on the hill. They did NOT make it to 13-0, did they? A-rod's jersey number? You got it, 13! We rest our case! nice of you to show up today, it got kinda quiet with the Yankees winning the last couple of nights and you going underground mbn007 05-15-2006, 08:57 AM More food for thought: The Yankees were 12-0 in day games coming into today...with their, ahem, ace on the hill. They did NOT make it to 13-0, did they? A-rod's jersey number? You got it, 13! We rest our case! Your point is.................?:rolleyes: Another one of your brilliant looney lines. Straight from the old age home, or kindergarten. Which is it?:confused: PFSIKH 05-15-2006, 09:56 AM He did hit the game winning homer against Schilling in the 2nd game of the series. Arod is the type of guy who unless he hits a homer every time at bat people will bash him... Listen, I know for Yankee and Jets fans it is tough to look at criticism of one of your players. Your reply is standard reply 1 from the playbook. Patriots' fans bash Chad for his arm strength. Yet, 10 seconds after he hits a long completion, there is a post saying we are asses and did the Patriots' fans see that long pass. It is like they have the post pre-typed. Anyways, we are not saying Chad can't hit a long pass. He can. He just does not have the talent to do it consistently. A-Rod is a bird of a different feather. We are not saying he can not have a clutch hit. He can. Unlike Chad though, he has talent, probably one of most talented players there are. Yet, when the game is on the line, more often then not, he comes up short. Again, it is not that he never comes through. If you have money on the game, take him coming up short. |