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is the mariners with that great pitcher a good play today?  what do u guys think?
 
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CWS fer shizzle. Humber is a strong prospect, scouts in all clubs are high on him. I also bet the under, as Sea's SP appears to be strong, as you said.
 
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I'm on the White Sox for this one; better offense and the pitching matchup is pretty much a wash, imo.
 
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sox for me too.  thinking there bats are starting to heat up. GLTA
 
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as a mariner fan and me growing up in seattle let me offer this. historically the white sox always plays like shit in seattle no matter the current status and form of each team. I lean mariners but probably a no play
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bntley34:

as a mariner fan and me growing up in seattle let me offer this. historically the white sox always plays like shit in seattle no matter the current status and form of each team. I lean mariners but probably a no play

Not sure about historically, but:
White Sox are 6-0 in the last 6 meetings in Seattle.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:

CWS fer shizzle. Humber is a strong prospect, scouts in all clubs are high on him. I also bet the under, as Sea's SP appears to be strong, as you said.


In what alternate universe is a 29 year-old considered a prospect?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bntley34:

as a mariner fan and me growing up in seattle let me offer this. historically the white sox always plays like shit in seattle no matter the current status and form of each team. I lean mariners but probably a no play


Chicago has won 18 of the last 21 meetings overall, including 7 straight at Safeco. Perhaps this was true in the Buhner/Griffey/Edgar/ARod days, but that was a loooong time ago...
 
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haha good point guys. but mariners have been dismal last few years but before that the white sox struggled in seattle. anways this game is a pass for me
 
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Let it play out Jfen this thread has all the makings of a classic. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:



In what alternate universe is a 29 year-old considered a prospect?



 
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Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:



In what alternate universe is a 29 year-old considered a prospect?

In this alternate universe motherfucker. You know, the alternate universe where a #1 draft pick bounces around, never really sticks in the majors, until he suddenly hits his stride:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Humber

Maybe you're illiterate and don't know the meaning of prospect. Here's the definition. Maybe your dumb box face will see that any person without a decent track record in the majors qualifies as a "prospect." Then again, maybe you won't, because after all, here I am teaching you about definitions in the English fucking language:

https://dictionary.reference.com/browse/prospect

 

Wasn't me who came up with the idea of calling him a prospect btw, I got that from Eric Karabell and Keith Law on the ESPN baseball podcast. They predicted that he'd have a great season, and by today's evidence, I think they're fucking right.

Have fun playing semantics, I'll continue to bet winners. GFY!

Oh, and btw, Pennsylvania is a shithole. Enjoy living in your shithole, piggy!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:

In this alternate universe motherfucker. You know, the alternate universe where a #1 draft pick bounces around, never really sticks in the majors, until he suddenly hits his stride:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Humber

Maybe you're illiterate and don't know the meaning of prospect. Here's the definition. Maybe your dumb box face will see that any person without a decent track record in the majors qualifies as a "prospect." Then again, maybe you won't, because after all, here I am teaching you about definitions in the English fucking language:

https://dictionary.reference.com/browse/prospect

 

Wasn't me who came up with the idea of calling him a prospect btw, I got that from Eric Karabell and Keith Law on the ESPN baseball podcast. They predicted that he'd have a great season, and by today's evidence, I think they're fucking right.

Have fun playing semantics, I'll continue to bet winners. GFY!

Oh, and btw, Pennsylvania is a shithole. Enjoy living in your shithole, piggy!



I appreciate you taking the time to research all of this stuff for me. Here in Pennsylvania, we don't have access to the same information you do in the United States.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:



I appreciate you taking the time to research all of this stuff for me. Here in Pennsylvania, we don't have access to the same information you do in the United States.


Don't sell yourself short, you seem to be fluent in cousin-fucking, even though your English is mildly retarded. (If confused, please ask your cousins. That is, when you're not fucking them. As in, fucking your cousins. And by cousins, I don't mean farm animals - I mean your relatives - even if they may resemble farm animals.)

 
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Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:



In what alternate universe is a 29 year-old considered a prospect?

GG

"Before Saturday, Humber was best known as one of four prospects the Mets traded to Minnesota for two-time Cy Young Award winner Johan Santana in February 2008. That's no longer the case — not after tossing the majors' first no-hitter of the season and the second April perfect game in major league history."



Read more: https://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2012/04/20/sports/s222803D66.DTL#ixzz1sjRATlKO
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:

In this alternate universe motherfucker. You know, the alternate universe where a #1 draft pick bounces around, never really sticks in the majors, until he suddenly hits his stride:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Humber

Maybe you're illiterate and don't know the meaning of prospect. Here's the definition. Maybe your dumb box face will see that any person without a decent track record in the majors qualifies as a "prospect." Then again, maybe you won't, because after all, here I am teaching you about definitions in the English fucking language:

https://dictionary.reference.com/browse/prospect

 

Wasn't me who came up with the idea of calling him a prospect btw, I got that from Eric Karabell and Keith Law on the ESPN baseball podcast. They predicted that he'd have a great season, and by today's evidence, I think they're fucking right.

Have fun playing semantics, I'll continue to bet winners. GFY!

Oh, and btw, Pennsylvania is a shithole. Enjoy living in your shithole, piggy!


GOT 'EM!
 
 
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