Comments on: postGame: Phillies 10 Mets 6 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/ Latest Mets News, Links, Rumors and Opinion Fri, 04 Feb 2011 21:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: EastFallowfield http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3806 EastFallowfield Mon, 17 Sep 2007 19:59:29 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3806 "Just a sac fly"....funny. How many games have you lost to us by a run or two that you could have had if one of your guys had hit a sac fly or two? He hit it so far, it would have been a cheap Citizens Bank Park HR. And you're gonna tell me his slam was cheap too? (By the by, Dobbs' OPS is two points better on the road). Again, my point isn't Marlon Anderson sucks, but that Dobbs is a good pinch hitter this season, and to pretend his two game winning hits in this series were a fluke is to ignore reality. And I can't remember Dobbs costing us a game like Anderson did in Philly. “Just a sac fly”….funny. How many games have you lost to us by a run or two that you could have had if one of your guys had hit a sac fly or two?

He hit it so far, it would have been a cheap Citizens Bank Park HR.

And you’re gonna tell me his slam was cheap too?

(By the by, Dobbs’ OPS is two points better on the road).

Again, my point isn’t Marlon Anderson sucks, but that Dobbs is a good pinch hitter this season, and to pretend his two game winning hits in this series were a fluke is to ignore reality.

And I can’t remember Dobbs costing us a game like Anderson did in Philly.

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3615 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:39:00 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3615 Don't worry, dude, I didn't go "Paul LoDuca." Guess you didn't notice the smilies. (Myopic? :lol: ) They're there for a purpose. Still, even if you were responding to Cuban, you brought up history yourself so at least be consistent. Don’t worry, dude, I didn’t go “Paul LoDuca.” Guess you didn’t notice the smilies. (Myopic? :lol: ) They’re there for a purpose.

Still, even if you were responding to Cuban, you brought up history yourself so at least be consistent.

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3602 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:30:30 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3602 (continued from previous post) As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn't? I'm sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or even more so. As an example, you and others can't seem to grasp how CBP inflates your hitters' stats. Here's something to chew on -- Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say "Dobbs <i>knocked </i>in the winning run" when it was just a sac fly. Knocked??? (continued from previous post) As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn’t? I’m sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or even more so. As an example, you and others can’t seem to grasp how CBP inflates your hitters’ stats. Here’s something to chew on — Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say “Dobbs knocked in the winning run” when it was just a sac fly. Knocked???

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3596 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:26:26 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3596 (continuation) As for being myopic, what fan blog isn't? I'm sure the one for the Phillies is as myopic or even more so. As an example of your myopia, you and other Philly fans can't seem to grasp how CBP inflates stats. Here's something to chew on -- Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say "Dobbs <i>knocked </i>in the winning run" when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia. (continuation) As for being myopic, what fan blog isn’t? I’m sure the one for the Phillies is as myopic or even more so.

As an example of your myopia, you and other Philly fans can’t seem to grasp how CBP inflates stats. Here’s something to chew on — Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say “Dobbs knocked in the winning run” when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia.

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3582 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:22:50 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3582 <i>continued</i> ... As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn't? I'm sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or more. As an example of your myopia, you and others can't seem to grasp how CBP inflates hitters' stats. Here's something to chew on -- Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say "Dobbs <i>knocked </i>in the winning run" when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia. continued … As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn’t? I’m sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or more.

As an example of your myopia, you and others can’t seem to grasp how CBP inflates hitters’ stats. Here’s something to chew on — Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say “Dobbs knocked in the winning run” when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia.

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3578 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:20:43 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3578 <b>(continued)</b> As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn't? I'm sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or perhaps totally blind. As an example of your myopia, you and others can't seem to grasp how CBP inflates your hitters' stats. Here's something to chew on -- Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say "Dobbs <i>knocked </i>in the winning run" when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia. (continued)

As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn’t? I’m sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or perhaps totally blind.

As an example of your myopia, you and others can’t seem to grasp how CBP inflates your hitters’ stats. Here’s something to chew on — Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say “Dobbs knocked in the winning run” when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia.

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3574 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:19:26 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3574 But the point is it doesn't matter what Endy did for the Phillies. He's doing a very good job for the Mets. So why do some of you go around bashing him? Same thing for Marlon. And I'm not talking about just you. There have been other Philly trolls on this board this past weekend. (Which is interesting since you all disappeared in a flash after you team tanked after the last sweep. If the Mets increase their lead again are you going to go into hiding again?) I left off Dobbs OBP because it wasn't as relevant as OPS.. Marlon's OPS is higher than Dobbs. That's all you really need to know. Plus any Philly hitter's stats have to be viewed as being inflated due to CBP. Marlon did most of his hitting at Shea and Dodgers stadium, both pitchers parks. Marlon's OPS is higher than Conine's as well who incidentally did most of his hitting at GAB. So Marlons better than Conine too But the point is it doesn’t matter what Endy did for the Phillies. He’s doing a very good job for the Mets. So why do some of you go around bashing him? Same thing for Marlon. And I’m not talking about just you. There have been other Philly trolls on this board this past weekend. (Which is interesting since you all disappeared in a flash after you team tanked after the last sweep. If the Mets increase their lead again are you going to go into hiding again?)

I left off Dobbs OBP because it wasn’t as relevant as OPS.. Marlon’s OPS is higher than Dobbs. That’s all you really need to know. Plus any Philly hitter’s stats have to be viewed as being inflated due to CBP. Marlon did most of his hitting at Shea and Dodgers stadium, both pitchers parks. Marlon’s OPS is higher than Conine’s as well who incidentally did most of his hitting at GAB. So Marlons better than Conine too

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3565 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:13:31 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3565 I left off Dobbs OBP because it wasn't as relevant as OPS. Marlon's OPS is higher. That's all you really need to know. Plus any Philly hitter's stats have to be viewed as being inflated due to CBP. Marlon did most of his hitting at Shea and Dodgers stadium, both pitchers parks. Marlon's OPS is higher than Conine's as well who did most of his hitting at GAB. So Marlon is better than Conine too. As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn't? I'm sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or more. As an example of your myopia, you and others can't seem to grasp how CBP inflates hitters' stats. Here's something to chew on -- Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say "Dobbs <i>knocked </i>in the winning run" when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia. I left off Dobbs OBP because it wasn’t as relevant as OPS. Marlon’s OPS is higher. That’s all you really need to know. Plus any Philly hitter’s stats have to be viewed as being inflated due to CBP. Marlon did most of his hitting at Shea and Dodgers stadium, both pitchers parks. Marlon’s OPS is higher than Conine’s as well who did most of his hitting at GAB. So Marlon is better than Conine too.

As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn’t? I’m sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or more.

As an example of your myopia, you and others can’t seem to grasp how CBP inflates hitters’ stats. Here’s something to chew on — Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say “Dobbs knocked in the winning run” when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia.

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3559 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:11:21 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3559 It doesn't matter what Endy did for the Phillies. He's doing a great job for the Mets. So why do some of you go bash him? Same thing for Marlon. And I'm not talking about just you. There have been other trolls on this board this weekend. (Which is interesting since you all disappeared in a flash after you team tanked after the last sweep. If the Mets increase their lead again are you going to go into hiding again?) I left off Dobbs OBP because it wasn't as relevant as OPS. Marlon's OPS is higher. That's all you really need to know. Plus any Philly hitter's stats have to be viewed as being inflated due to CBP. Marlon did most of his hitting at Shea and Dodgers stadium, both pitchers parks. Marlon's OPS is higher than Conine's as well who did most of his hitting at GAB. So Marlon's better than Conine too. As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn't? I'm sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or more. As an example of your myopia, you and others can't seem to grasp how CBP inflates hitters' stats. Here's something to chew on -- Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say "Dobbs <i>knocked </i>in the winning run" when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia. It doesn’t matter what Endy did for the Phillies. He’s doing a great job for the Mets. So why do some of you go bash him? Same thing for Marlon. And I’m not talking about just you. There have been other trolls on this board this weekend. (Which is interesting since you all disappeared in a flash after you team tanked after the last sweep. If the Mets increase their lead again are you going to go into hiding again?)

I left off Dobbs OBP because it wasn’t as relevant as OPS. Marlon’s OPS is higher. That’s all you really need to know. Plus any Philly hitter’s stats have to be viewed as being inflated due to CBP. Marlon did most of his hitting at Shea and Dodgers stadium, both pitchers parks. Marlon’s OPS is higher than Conine’s as well who did most of his hitting at GAB. So Marlon’s better than Conine too.

As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn’t? I’m sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or more.

As an example of your myopia, you and others can’t seem to grasp how CBP inflates hitters’ stats. Here’s something to chew on — Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say “Dobbs knocked in the winning run” when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia.

]]> By: VCarver http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3550 VCarver Mon, 17 Sep 2007 16:07:19 +0000 http://www.metsblog.com/2007/09/16/postgame-phillies-10-mets-6/#comment-3550 But the point is it doesn't matter what Endy did for the Phillies. He's doing a very good job for the Mets. So why do some of you go around bashing him? Same thing for Marlon. And I'm not talking about just you. There have been other Philly trolls on this board this past weekend. (Which is interesting since you all disappeared in a flash after you team tanked after the last sweep. If the Mets increase their lead again are you going to go into hiding again?) I left off Dobbs OBP because it wasn't as relevant as OPS.. Marlon's OPS is higher than Dobbs. That's all you really need to know. Plus any Philly hitter's stats have to be viewed as being inflated due to CBP. Marlon did most of his hitting at Shea and Dodgers stadium, both pitchers parks. Marlon's OPS is higher than Conine's as well who incidentally did most of his hitting at GAB. So Marlon is better than Conine too As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn't? I'm sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or perhaps totally blind. As an example of your myopia, you and others can't seem to grasp how CBP inflates your hitters' stats. Here's something to chew on -- Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say "Dobbs <i>knocked </i>in the winning run" when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia. But the point is it doesn’t matter what Endy did for the Phillies. He’s doing a very good job for the Mets. So why do some of you go around bashing him? Same thing for Marlon. And I’m not talking about just you. There have been other Philly trolls on this board this past weekend. (Which is interesting since you all disappeared in a flash after you team tanked after the last sweep. If the Mets increase their lead again are you going to go into hiding again?)

I left off Dobbs OBP because it wasn’t as relevant as OPS.. Marlon’s OPS is higher than Dobbs. That’s all you really need to know. Plus any Philly hitter’s stats have to be viewed as being inflated due to CBP. Marlon did most of his hitting at Shea and Dodgers stadium, both pitchers parks. Marlon’s OPS is higher than Conine’s as well who incidentally did most of his hitting at GAB. So Marlon is better than Conine too

As for being myopic, name a popular fan blog which isn’t? I’m sure the one for Phlly fans is as myopic or perhaps totally blind.

As an example of your myopia, you and others can’t seem to grasp how CBP inflates your hitters’ stats. Here’s something to chew on — Marlon has an OPS+ of 112 (142 with the Mets) and Dobbs is just at 106. In addition, i like how you say “Dobbs knocked in the winning run” when it was just a sac fly. Classic myopia.

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