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Team Leaders in Win Shares(As of 6/10). Credit to Hardball Times Hardball Times National League Arizona: Randy Johnson(10) and Luis Gonzalez(10) Atlanta: Jorge Estrada(12) Chicago Cubs: Moises Alou(10) Cincinnati: Ken Griffey Jr.(15), Adam Dunn(14), Sean Casey(19) Colorado: Todd Helton(9) Florida: Mike Lowell(14), Luis Castillo(10) Houston: Jeff Kent(10), Lance Berkman(13), Roger Clemens(10) Los Angeles: Adrian Beltre(9) Milwaukee: Lyle Overbay(9) Montreal: Zach Day(7) New York Mets: Tom Glavine(10) Phillies: Bobby Abreu(16), Burrell(11) Pittsburgh: Craig Wilson(12) San Diego: Brian Giles(11), Mark Loretta(11) San Francisco: Barry Bonds(20) St. Louis: Scott Rolen(18), Albert Pujols(13) American League Anaheim: Vladimir Guerrero(14), Jose Guillen(11) Baltimore: Melvin Mora(13) Boston: Manny(12), Schilling(10) White Sox: Frank Thomas(9) Cleveland: Hafner, Vizquel, Belliard and Martinez with 7 Detroit: Rodriguez(11), Carlos Guillen(10) Kansas City: Carlos Beltran(10) Minnesota: Lew Ford(9) Yankees: A-Rod(12), Posada, Matsui and Sheffield with 10 Oakland: Mulder, Hudson and Hatteberg with 9 Seattle: Ichiro(7) Tampa Bay: Julio Lugo(9) Texas: Michael Young(12) Toronto: Vernon Wells(8)

Some good games today! ** = My personal GOTD Chicago White Sox vs Florida Marlins -Jon Garland vs A.J. Burnett Texas vs Cincinnati -Kenny Rogers vs Jung Bong Cubs vs Astros -Carlos Zambrano vs Wade Miller **Oakland vs St. Louis** -Barry Zito vs Matt Morris Should be interesting to see how Boston's hitting plays at Coors Field. Likewise for the Rangers hitting in Cincinnati. Brian Powell will make his official debut as a starter for the Phillies when he takes on Detroit at Philly.

My biggest pet peeve against Williams(esp. when he was the Red Sox manager) was his constant shuffling of the lineup in terms of who plays every day. To me, it seems like there's always somebody new entering the lineup everyday, aside from the usual suspects of Biggio, Bagwell, Berkman and Hidalgo. You notice it a lot at 3B with Vizcaino, Ensberg and Lamb getting into the lineup on a rotation like basis.

Montreal wins in the bottom of the 9th after a throwing error, intentional BB + stolen 2nd, and another throwing error...that's just fabulous.

clean and simple, hah

Who would you guys take? This would be my team(Taking the minimum 14 needed). Total Cost: $76.2 Million -From Boston Celtics Jumaine Jones($1.7 Mill) -From Chicago Bulls Marcus Fizer($4.9 Mill) -From Dallas Mavericks Danny Fortson($5.9 Mill) -From LA Clippers Keyon Dooling($3 Mill) -From Memphis Grizzlies Bo Outlaw($5.4 Mill) -From Miami Heat Eddie Jones($13.4 Mill) -From New Jersey Nets Kerry Kittles($9.8 Mill) -From Orlando Magic DeShawn Stevenson($2.3 Mill) -From Philadelphia 76ers Aaron McKie($5.5 Mill) -From Phoenix Suns Jahidi White($5.9 Mill) -From Portland Trailblazers Ruben Patterson($5.9 Mill) -From San Antonio Spurs Malik Rose($5.5 Mill) -From Seattle Sonics Calvin Booth($5.9 Mill) -From Washington Wizards Juan Dixon($1.1 Mill)

Looks like the ears are long enough, yes it's a minor quibble but it helps with the look

54. One of the few to bust out a tiger suplex on WWE TV

Depends on the arm of the outfielder and his chances at scoring. Personally, I think that the 3B coach should make the decision because no lead is insurmountable and Griffey is a team player so I don't think he'd put himself ahead of the team.

Didn't feel like separating between AL/NL *I'm going by Adjusted OPS for a Single Season according to Baseball-Reference* C: Mike Piazza, Los Angeles Dodgers, 1997 1B: Lou Gehrig, New York Yankees, 1927 2B: Ross Barnes, Chicago Cubs, 1876 3B: George Brett, Kansas City Royals, 1980 SS: Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1908 LF: Barry Bonds, San Francisco Giants, 2002 CF: Ty Cobb, Detroit Tigers, 1917 RF: Babe Ruth, New York Yankees, 1920 *Now going by RC* C: Mike Piazza, Los Angeles Dodgers, 1997(153 RC) 1B: Lou Gehrig, New York Yankees, 1927(210 RC) 2B: Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Cardinals, 1922(206 RC) 3B: George Brett, Kansas City Royals, 1985(141 RC) SS: Alex Rodriguez, Seattle Mariners, 1996(157 RC) LF: Barry Bonds, San Francisco Giants, 2001(209 RC) CF: Mickey Mantle, New York Yankees, 1956(174 RC) RF: Babe Ruth, New York Yankees, 1921(232 RC)

...god damn. I'm amazed she survived too

Screw all of those guys, Pac Man is the one guy who got really shafted. He was the Jumbo Tsuruta, paving the path for all these upstarts like Mario and Donkey Kong to arrive. Furthermore, his own wife, Ms. Pac Man tries to horn in on his legacy and poor Pac Man is relegated to jobber duty in no name indys to make himself some cash and his legacy seemingly ends with Pac Man 3D. What should've been the videogame's brightest star got overshadowed by newer, flashier characters and it's a true shame that nobody remembers his greatness anymore.

Think the 1998 Minnesota Vikings make the list? They went 15-1 after all and lost in the NFC Title game IIRC.

Batman: TAS for animated series(superhero cartoons somewhat)

Damnit, I keep forgetting that...bah, screw this 25 years crap

I'm ashamed of you all for forgetting the 1972 Miami Dolphins

Oakland A's of the early 2000's might be candidates too. 2003: 96 wins, 2002: 103, 2001: 102, 2000: 91, 1999: 87. Oakland barely edges out Seattle in wins from 99-2003. I think the A's putting up 2 straight 100+ win seasons is better then the one 116 win season by Seattle. From 99-2003: Oakland = 479 wins From 99-2003: Seattle = 472 wins Other Candidates: Damnit...keep screwing me over, lol.

funny you said that sfa, here's a study done recently from The Hardball Times looking at the number of stolen base attempts, sac. bunts and intentional walks. http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/article/manager-scorecard/ Baltimore, Detroit and Tampa Bay led the AL while Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Montreal led the NL.

I've always known it's detrimental, I meant it was more amazing considering most coaches tend to employ that tactic more in those situations.

http://www.tangotiger.net/welist.html neat win expectancy chart done by Tango Tiger. Really amazing how detrimental a bunt is in the bottom of the 9th with 0 outs and a runner on 2nd and down by 1 run vs tied where it improves a bit.

Looks like I'll be carrying Montreal eh? God damn at Columbus though...15-1 drubbing of New Jersey, ouch.

Harvey Keitel

I'll recommend Buzzcocks, The Damned and The Dead Boys

screw my shitty defense, lol. *doesn't want to lose batting/strike zone management here*

Eddie vs Syxx, somewhat underrated ladder match