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Or you know, you could try and defend the move with something other than, "Well, *I* think it's a good move." (nm)
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musubiafraidofthingsthatgobumpinthenight
if someone's gonna beat me, it's not gonna be the hottest, best hitting guy in their lineup -- nm
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big time shamu (aka chris)
Oct 23 '09, 11:34
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I know that's the idea, but if you give it some critical thought, you see that walking him intentionally brings the *winning* run to the plate.
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musubiafraidofthingsthatgobumpinthenight
Oct 23, 11:37
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if you let A-Rod tie it up that late (again) with a dinger, you're gonna lose anyway -- nm
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big time shamu
Oct 23, 11:38
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If he hits a dinger (which, even for a great hitter like ARod is not a high probability), you still face the next batter. (nm)
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musubiafraidofthingsthatgobumpinthenight
Oct 23, 11:47
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so the winning run still comes to the plate -- nm
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big time shamu
Oct 23, 11:49
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See the part where it's unlikely he hits a dinger? He's still more likely to make an out. (nm)
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musubiveryafraidofthingsthatgobumpinthenight
Oct 23, 11:51
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