3 pm pacific time is my scheduled try out in front of all the coaches! Y can I play in front of 60000 and b fine but do it in front of 4
Doug Mientkiewicz, reporting on Twitter regarding his attempted return to the Dodgers. He just completed a rehab assignment with Albuquerque.
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Doug Mientkiewicz
Someone’s gotta be added to the 40-Man today. Who do you think it would be if Doug Mientkiewicz is not ready to come back yet?
They don’t have to add anyone to the 40-man just yet. The 40 is only the upper limit.
But yes, I suspect some time this week Mientkiewicz will be activated, taking that 40th spot on the 40-man (with either J-Mac or Elbert returning to AAA for the 25-man spot).
…or it’s someone else, someone so shocking it will make us activate CAPS LOCK and lay on the !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice
I actually prefer to express anger with the alternating use of the Shift key, such as:
wHeRe Is LiNdBlOm????
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- DougiebaseballNope. I’m not ready yet. I felt a pop. It’s better than it was 2 weeks ago but no there needless to say I’m crushed thanks for all ursupport3 minutes ago from Twittelator
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DougiebaseballAnd I’m nervous as hell!!about 2 hours ago from Twittelator
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Dougiebaseball3 pm pacific time is my scheduled try out in front of all the coaches! Y can I play in front of 60000 and b fine but do it in front of 4about 2 hours ago from Twittelator
f**k, man, there's a beverage here!
by seesdifferent on Aug 3, 2009 3:21 PM PDT up reply actions
Nothing like an up to the second Tweet from a guy who just left the field. Does he have his phone in his glove?
Rotoworld Top 250
Lincecum is #1, Kershaw is #80
This is based on how they will perform until the end of the season.
STUPID.
Since I am feeling argumentative today...
Lincecum x-FIP: 2.66
Kershaw x-FIP: 4.22
Like every Dodger fan, I am really happy with the success that Kershaw has had these past few months. But it’s pretty easy to see that alot of the success is luck based, no? Kershaw has gotten some great defensive plays when he’s needed it (the 1,2,3 double play against Anaheim comes to mind) and these things tend to balance out. From a roto standpoint, a differential of ERA (at 2.76) and the x-FIP is enormous, and frankly the smart play (from a fantasy standpoint) would be to sell high on Clayton, unless you are in a keeper league.
by Michael White on Aug 3, 2009 3:51 PM PDT up reply actions
Lincecum is awesome
that’s just a fact. I’d take him over anyone in baseball to win a game. Kershaw is just a kid, doesn’t have real command. He’ll get mashed a few times.
f**k, man, there's a beverage here!
Kershaw's just a kid as opposed to
wily old man Lincecum? ;-)
No it makes sense to rank Lincecum that high, and ahead of Kershaw, but the discrepancy even for fantasy baseball seems kinda off.
Really?
I don’t have the other 78 names between the two pitchers, but this seems to be classic fantasy advice. Sell high on Clayton. Unless you actually think his home run rate won’t normalize and his BABIP will stay at .252.
In the real world, Clayton has accomplished everything you could have hoped for this year. He is a bona fide starting pitcher in MLB at the age of 21. What he’s done is awesome; and I’m psyched for the future behind Chad and Clayton.
But yes, Lincecum is a man. He is a nightmare to face and the fact that he is only 25 is frightening.
by Michael White on Aug 3, 2009 4:20 PM PDT up reply actions
That makes some sense from
a fantasy perspective, true. I was more just making fun of the idea that Kershaw’s youth is a detriment vs Lincecum’s grizzled old age of 25 ;-) But TL is clearly the top choice in the league right now, fantasy or otherwise. Kershaw may regress a bit (hopefully not tonight) but I’m still not convinced, based on his incredible BAA, that he’s going to regress enough to explain the discrepancy. But we’ll see, just mho, your mileage may vary, etc.



















