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Key, those particular posters were banned
 
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You're right Key. But man that first inning was tough to watch. And with our rough day the day before, the pot boiled over. Doesn't help that this Tigers team has all the talent in the world but continues to under perform, continues to just not care about being big leaguers. We saw that front and center with the performance last night. Venting was necessary. Nothing directed at you personally, just the Tigers.

 
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Key, those particular posters were banned
Nice try my man, but they will be back tonight under new usernames.
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Quote Originally Posted by ByTheBay:

You're right Key. But man that first inning was tough to watch. And with our rough day the day before, the pot boiled over. Doesn't help that this Tigers team has all the talent in the world but continues to under perform, continues to just not care about being big leaguers. We saw that front and center with the performance last night. Venting was necessary. Nothing directed at you personally, just the Tigers.

Well, I think you need someone else to follow. You are buying into all the trash the bashers are entering, instead of studying the real analytics of the game. Unmotivated, uncaring players would not have posted 4 earned runs on 9 hits in 5 innings versus a guy like Duffy. You don't understand a dahm thing so go associate with others of your mindset. Plenty of them, no shortage. Perhaps in a year or two you will earn your doctorate in sports psychology, Covers version. BOL 

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Nice try my man, but they will be back tonight under new usernames.
I am sure you are quite correct, and if I see them I will ban them again.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:

Well, I think you need someone else to follow. You are buying into all the trash the bashers are entering, instead of studying the real analytics of the game. Unmotivated, uncaring players would not have posted 4 earned runs on 9 hits in 5 innings versus a guy like Duffy. You don't understand a dahm thing so go associate with others of your mindset. Plenty of them, no shortage. Perhaps in a year or two you will earn your doctorate in sports psychology, Covers version. BOL 


Nope. I'll be here until the final out of the World Series. You have to admit though. I must be some wise. I decided to follow you in the first place. That may be the smartest decision yet. Your continued success season after season. Your patented rating system and top notch analytics of this game. Can't knock that decision.
 
 
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Nope. I'll be here until the final out of the World Series. You have to admit though. I must be some wise. I decided to follow you in the first place. That may be the smartest decision yet. Your continued success season after season. Your patented rating system and top notch analytics of this game. Can't knock that decision.
If you do actually feel that way then shut up and try to learn from the analytics instead of jumping on the last ill-conceived goofy reason to shoot the messenger. What I posted this morning was spot-on, but you tried to justify the amateur sports psychology angle. 
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