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10-05-2006, 12:22 PM
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National League Playoff Observations; NOT Competitive with Any AL Team!
Just don't see very many players there even the Indians should go
after this winter. It makes absolutly NO difference who wins over there. Any one of the four AL teams will win in 5 or less games in the WS. I couldn't believe some of the old AL rejects on some of their teams! NL pitching is really weak. Now switching to Oakland to win it all! P.S. Tory Hunter DIDN'T lose that game yesterday! He makes that catch the game is still tied. If he holds it to a single A's still get 1 run as the next hitter got a hit. Twins' hitters lost that game. 
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10-05-2006, 04:29 PM
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National League Playoff Observations; NOT Competitive with Any AL Team!
"wolfagain" <wolf@provide.net> wrote in message news:1160050954.967789.287030@i42g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... Quote:
I can think of some of the NL pitching that might do just fine for the Tribe. Nice job by Mota too, huh ??!? But the bum got the Win. The A's would be fine by me too, although I'm still pulling for the Tigers. I didn't fully see the play by Hunter. Did either the LF or RF back him up, or were they standing around watching ?
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10-05-2006, 05:23 PM
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National League Playoff Observations; NOT Competitive with Any AL Team!
Steve wrote: Quote:
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10-05-2006, 05:31 PM
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National League Playoff Observations; NOT Competitive with Any AL Team!
Steve wrote: Quote:
He was backed up. Hunter almost made a great catch. He probably makes that catch 60% of the time. League ERA's were almost exactly the same despite the AL's far better hitting. NL only has 7 hitters in each line up. You can almost always walk the #8 hitter to get to the pitcher.
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