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Post by shadyvsesham on Nov 14, 2017 19:50:03 GMT
Drugs help....Im kidding....sort of!  Look at my Astro....3 fn years of 100 game losing seasons, 3 years. It was hard man, but we had Altuve and we kept getting a piece....and a piece...and a piece.... Now...WS champs and we got a shot to do it again. I love our lineup, Beltran imho will retire, so we need to find another bench/DH bat. Id love for us to help our bullpen or even go for Darvish, yea, the same Darvish we ate, make him the 5th, and make Peacock a big time relieve guy. Astros has a plan....76ers got a plan. Now a Browns fan...idk man. Id be crying, idk how they do it. I see no plan, they blow draft picks, and each time Houston loses not only gives them a better first, but 2nd too. If Browns cant make something of having there epic pic (IMHO a 1-3 pick) and Houstons picks (Could be as low as an 8 and as high imho as a 15-17) with both their 2nd round picks, 4, 4 big time talents they can get. If they can score on 3 of 4....maybe...maybe. They'll probably score on 1 of 4....idk how you Cleveland fans do it. Hey, Indians and Cavs right? (Even though Cavs arent beasting atm). Houston Texans, it sucks, but like you Warren, hopefully Watson and Aaron can come back and take and names. Rockets always seem 'there.' |
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Post by hoskotafe3 on Nov 14, 2017 19:55:04 GMT
With the White Sox you just find a player you can believe in and be realistic with your goals. I don't think it's that hard in baseball. Even in a dreadful season you see your team win at least 60 times. There are Browns fans less than 10 who've probably not been alive for 60 wins.
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Post by klawrencio79 on Nov 14, 2017 20:11:19 GMT
Now...WS champs and we got a shot to do it again. I love our lineup, Beltran imho will retire, so we need to find another bench/DH bat. Id love for us to help our bullpen or even go for Darvish, yea, the same Darvish we ate, make him the 5th, and make Peacock a big time relieve guy. Beltran actually announced his retirement yesterday. Going out on a high note. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 14, 2017 20:21:28 GMT
Now...WS champs and we got a shot to do it again. I love our lineup, Beltran imho will retire, so we need to find another bench/DH bat. Id love for us to help our bullpen or even go for Darvish, yea, the same Darvish we ate, make him the 5th, and make Peacock a big time relieve guy. Beltran actually announced his retirement yesterday. Going out on a high note. beltran was a wh*re but good for him this is what i hope happens to the phils in 3 years - couple of old All-Stars who can still make a difference either in the clubhouse or field sign for a year and contribute to a WS win |
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Post by klawrencio79 on Nov 14, 2017 20:24:43 GMT
Beltran actually announced his retirement yesterday. Going out on a high note. beltran was a wh*re but good for him this is what i hope happens to the phils in 3 years - couple of old All-Stars who can still make a difference either in the clubhouse or field sign for a year and contribute to a WS win Why was he a whore? |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 14, 2017 20:40:33 GMT
beltran was a wh*re but good for him this is what i hope happens to the phils in 3 years - couple of old All-Stars who can still make a difference either in the clubhouse or field sign for a year and contribute to a WS win Why was he a whore? went from partner to partner for $$ i think there's some respectability when you stay with one partner for your entire life and it's commendable. but i ain't judgin' - i'd do the same  |
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Post by FrankSobotka1514 on Nov 14, 2017 20:44:35 GMT
I have heard talk that if the Browns draft Sam Darnold he will refuse to sign ala Peyton Manning. Did Peyton do that? I honestly don't remember. I do remember the John Elway and Eli Manning things. Peyton decided to return to Tennessee for his senior year. If he came out after his junior year he'd have been a Jet. I think there's rumors he didn't want to play for them. |
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Post by klawrencio79 on Nov 14, 2017 21:27:58 GMT
went from partner to partner for $$ i think there's some respectability when you stay with one partner for your entire life and it's commendable. but i ain't judgin' - i'd do the same Fair enough. Solid player though. Never got the respect he deserved from Mets fans I always thought. I wonder how much HOF consideration he'll get. His career numbers are fairly comparable to that of Andrew Dawson, Dave Winfield and Billy Williams, all of whom are in the HOF. I'd say he's borderline but I can see him getting in towards his last years of eligibility depending on who else is on the ballot or elected by the veterans committee down the road. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 14, 2017 21:32:14 GMT
went from partner to partner for $$ i think there's some respectability when you stay with one partner for your entire life and it's commendable. but i ain't judgin' - i'd do the same Fair enough. Solid player though. Never got the respect he deserved from Mets fans I always thought. I wonder how much HOF consideration he'll get. His career numbers are fairly comparable to that of Andrew Dawson, Dave Winfield and Billy Williams, all of whom are in the HOF. I'd say he's borderline but I can see him getting in towards his last years of eligibility depending on who else is on the ballot or elected by the veterans committee down the road. if memory serves - correct me if im wrong - he was on fire for a bit - and then had some disappointing seasons (were they with your Mets?) - but then turned his career around again. |
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Post by klawrencio79 on Nov 14, 2017 21:40:03 GMT
Fair enough. Solid player though. Never got the respect he deserved from Mets fans I always thought. I wonder how much HOF consideration he'll get. His career numbers are fairly comparable to that of Andrew Dawson, Dave Winfield and Billy Williams, all of whom are in the HOF. I'd say he's borderline but I can see him getting in towards his last years of eligibility depending on who else is on the ballot or elected by the veterans committee down the road. if memory serves - correct me if im wrong - he was on fire for a bit - and then had some disappointing seasons (were they with your Mets?) - but then turned his career around again. He had injury issues in 2005 (his first year in NY) and again in 2009 and 2010 before being traded in 2011, but he was terrific in the years where he wasn't injured. If you look at his career line with each team he played for, he was fairly consistent, other than his OBP dipping dramatically for some reason when he was on the Yankees. Plus, he was always a terrific outfielder. |
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Post by hi224 on Nov 14, 2017 23:36:51 GMT
i say it'll be okay you are da man!.
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Post by granny on Nov 15, 2017 0:04:07 GMT
As frustrating it is at times being a Packers fan, somewhere in there we know that we have a better chance than most. How or why do fans stay loyal to their Cubs and Browns? Since I'm not cheering on a losing team I don't understand. Philly fans just get violent. |
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Post by shadyvsesham on Nov 15, 2017 19:22:02 GMT
went from partner to partner for $$ i think there's some respectability when you stay with one partner for your entire life and it's commendable. but i ain't judgin' - i'd do the same Fair enough. Solid player though. Never got the respect he deserved from Mets fans I always thought. I wonder how much HOF consideration he'll get. His career numbers are fairly comparable to that of Andrew Dawson, Dave Winfield and Billy Williams, all of whom are in the HOF. I'd say he's borderline but I can see him getting in towards his last years of eligibility depending on who else is on the ballot or elected by the veterans committee down the road. No, and I knew he wouldnt. He should have stayed in H-Town. Remember the pure fire he was in 04? We got to the WS in '05. NOW, would we have won 05 WS WITH BELTRAN.....probably not, but it been a series. Beltran, Biggio, Berkman, Bagwell DHin *Wasnt the same guy* that's at least solid, at least Biggio/Beltran/Berkman (Triple Bees). One player can change a series, if we didnt have Springer this year, we arent WS champs, bottom line. With that, good, Im glad he is going out. He at least re-wrote the wrong in 05, Houston loved him. Im glad he was a piece in are WS win, he did contribute, and it was nice seeing him get his ring. Good for him. |
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