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Response to bluedigger (Reply #24)

Wed Apr 25, 2012, 10:10 PM

madinmaryland (52,922 posts)

25. Actually that's the Gungeon, where Ted Nugent is revered!

Guess that's why there are a lot of . . . . . . over there.

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40 replies	Author	Time	Post
The 27-player solution to the DH dilemma [View all]	Auggie	Apr 2012	OP
Sounds great to me! (n/t)	Indianademocrat91	Apr 2012	#1
Not once does that article state...	El Supremo	Apr 2012	#2
It's an opinion piece,	Auggie	Apr 2012	#3
Because that is not the point. The point is that the DH is a shit stain on the game	madinmaryland	Apr 2012	#9
The only shit stain is on the pitcher's pants...	El Supremo	Apr 2012	#10
Tell that to C.C. Sabathia ...	Auggie	Apr 2012	#12
He's never played in the National League.	El Supremo	Apr 2012	#13
How the fuck did he get at-bats?	Auggie	Apr 2012	#14
You've never seen Timmy after an at bat with a nice loose Hershey squirt?	El Supremo	Apr 2012	#15
All I can say is: two Cy Youngs	Auggie	Apr 2012	#19
Jeebus..	madinmaryland	Apr 2012	#21
My point is that Sabathia is not intimidated at the plate	Auggie	Apr 2012	#23
I thought all Nugent discussion was limited to the Outdoors group?	bluedigger	Apr 2012	#24
Actually that's the Gungeon, where Ted Nugent is revered!	madinmaryland	Apr 2012	#25
Nugent is hardly revered in the Gungeon.	bluedigger	Apr 2012	#26
By reading everything in there, it really sounds like they revere him.	madinmaryland	Apr 2012	#27
Mike Leake	JonLP24	Apr 2012	#17
What about Mike Hunt's baseball records...	madinmaryland	Apr 2012	#22
Pfft. Wrong answer.	HuckleB	Apr 2012	#30
Suppose baseball had "evolved" differently	caraher	Apr 2012	#4
Baseball is an amazing game of strategy. The DH rule helps a lot of fans forget this.	Auggie	Apr 2012	#5
Sure, there are positive elements...	caraher	Apr 2012	#20
I think you're on to something here.	bluedigger	Apr 2012	#6
Technically. there are no positions in baseball.	El Supremo	Apr 2012	#7
Um, isn't this whole thread about changing the rules?	bluedigger	Apr 2012	#8
It can still work, sort of	caraher	Apr 2012	#18
My position	JonLP24	Apr 2012	#11
Where did the need to confuse offense with defensive positioning come into play?	HuckleB	Apr 2012	#32
I can think of a better solution	meow2u3	Apr 2012	#16
Why The DH Is Needed	Yavin4	Apr 2012	#28
That's a valid, smart response	Auggie	Apr 2012	#29
Dissenting	Jack Rabbit	Apr 2012	#33
Rebuttal	Yavin4	Apr 2012	#34
Imagine how good Mike Leake would be if he had to take the bat at Arizona State	JonLP24	Apr 2012	#35
Counterpoint	Jack Rabbit	Apr 2012	#36
Before 1973....	Yavin4	Apr 2012	#37
And they were requiring pitchers put in time and effort to become decent hitters before 1973?	Jack Rabbit	Apr 2012	#38
I'm Not Arguing That Pitchers Put In Time and Effort Before 1973	Yavin4	Apr 2012	#40
1973 is probably not a good example	JonLP24	Apr 2012	#39
Better idea: Keep the rosters at 25 and kill the DH.	HuckleB	Apr 2012	#31

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