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You prefer Fatty Blanton over Kendrick? Kendrick has some good stuff and is only going to improve with more coaching. He needs to stay in the rotation to keep in form.
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Don't get me wrong, I like Kendrick, but he looks likes he getting worse, not better and aren't we trying to win THIS year? Let him earn a spot in the rotation NEXT year. Blanton is pitching better than Kendrick since he arrived.
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Ryan Howard is another one who looks like he's regressing. I didn't say get rid of him today, I said get rid of him when he's eligible for free agency, get his best years out of him on one year contracts. He will NEVER come close to having a year like '06 again. Can't you tell the ball isn't juiced anymore by the way runs and homers are down all around the league? Do you think it's an accident that ERA's are down and maybe only a few players are going to hit 40 homers. Those 57 homers were aided by a juiced ball, much like Bonds 73 were aided by a juiced body. Howard is a detriment in the field, I could see him blowing a playoff game (if they make it) with a late inning miscue. Jayson Werth is above average in the field, better than "not that great." |
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Because they are not as good as you think they are.
As soon as all the clueless Philly fans starting picking Brett Myers to win 18 games I knew it was time to go to Vegas and bet that Brett Myers would NOT win 18 games. Philly fans are almost always wrong. Brett Myers is a career .500 pitcher that only averages about 9 wins a season. How about the "best" offense in baseball? You have to be an idiot to think the Phillies have the best offense in baseball. You probably think Jerome McDougle ready for a big year, L.J. Smith is going to have a breakout year and Andre Igoadala is going to develop a jumpshot this year too. The Phillies offense IS and always was oveerated . They probably lead the league in strikeouts. The team lives by the homerun and they are too inconsistent. They can win a game 20-1 but then they get shutout the next two games. Some idiots will look at the season totals and see a bunch of runs but who cares? I would rather win a series by 2-1,2-1,2-1 vs wining a game 20-1 and then losing 0-1,0-1. PS. Where are all the morons that thought Chase Utley was going to be the MVP? I say who cares? It is irrelevant just like Howard and Rollins winning the MVP. WIN a PLAYOFF game and call me! How are you going to feel if the Mets win the NL East? Are you going to have parade for Howard, Rollins and Utley? Last edited by zete_374 : 08-19-2008 at 03:34 PM. |
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Kendrick is a one pitch wonder who isn't reliable. What stuff are you referring to? They should have "reluctantly" traded him at the deadline while he still had some decent value. They have seven starting pitchers in the organization right now with better stuff than Kendrick... Hamels, Myers, Moyer, Fatty, Happ, Carrasco and Bensen. I like Kendrick's story too but it's true. He's not very good. |
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Seriously Zete, I agree MVP's don't mean much without some playoff wins but pretty much everyone in baseball thinks Utley is among the top tier and is always on the short list for MVP. |
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I'm a fan. In the end I want to see a championship so MVP's mean little to me without team success.
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If that is the case then why bring it up? You obviously do care who is the MVP. For the first three months of the season all I heard in Philly was Utley is the MVP and the Phillies were going to have three straight MVPs. Who cares?! In NY and Boston they are talking about who is going to win the World Series.
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