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GReg Maddux pitches 7 no hit innings, and the motherfucking rainstorm basically crushes the dream.

just un fucking fair. probably never know if he was gonna finish it off. goddamnit


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GReg Maddux pitches 7 no hit innings, and the motherfucking rainstorm basically crushes the dream.

just un fucking fair. probably never know if he was gonna finish it off. goddamnit


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I Got Poop wrote:
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GReg Maddux pitches 7 no hit innings, and the motherfucking rainstorm basically crushes the dream.

just un fucking fair. probably never know if he was gonna finish it off. goddamnit


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yeah oops. still....


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how many pitches had he thrown?

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knuckles of frisco wrote:
how many pitches had he thrown?


pitch counts=overrated

they should make a new rule, you cant sub-out a pitcher until the 7th inning unless he's given up 7 runs or more.

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pearljamfan80 wrote:
knuckles of frisco wrote:
how many pitches had he thrown?


pitch counts=overrated

they should make a new rule, you cant sub-out a pitcher until the 7th inning unless he's given up 7 runs or more.


I would probably choke PJ Carlisimo if that rule was ever implimented.


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parchy wrote:
pearljamfan80 wrote:
knuckles of frisco wrote:
how many pitches had he thrown?


pitch counts=overrated

they should make a new rule, you cant sub-out a pitcher until the 7th inning unless he's given up 7 runs or more.


I would probably choke PJ Carlisimo if that rule was ever implimented.


I'm just tired of all these pitchers coming out so god damn early.

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look at cy youngs records.. he started something like 800+ games and had 500+ complete games.. its unreal.. im too lazy to find the stats right now.


who the hell even starts that many games anymore

EDIT: ha i was wrong.. he completed 700 + games ..
http://www.baseball-reference.com/y/youngcy01.shtml

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Yield05 wrote:
look at cy youngs records.. he started something like 800+ games and had 500+ complete games.. its unreal.. im too lazy to find the stats right now.


who the hell even starts that many games anymore

EDIT: ha i was wrong.. he completed 700 + games ..
http://www.baseball-reference.com/y/youngcy01.shtml


EXACTLY!!! fuck man, throw 200 pitches if you have to for gods sake. Cy Young pitched on 2 days rest before w/ complete games...you know what thats called? CHARACTER BUILDING!!!

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pearljamfan80 wrote:
Yield05 wrote:
look at cy youngs records.. he started something like 800+ games and had 500+ complete games.. its unreal.. im too lazy to find the stats right now.


who the hell even starts that many games anymore

EDIT: ha i was wrong.. he completed 700 + games ..
http://www.baseball-reference.com/y/youngcy01.shtml


EXACTLY!!! fuck man, throw 200 pitches if you have to for gods sake. Cy Young pitched on 2 days rest before w/ complete games...you know what thats called? CHARACTER BUILDING!!!


or fuck that guy you pitch :lol:

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pearljamfan80 wrote:
Yield05 wrote:
look at cy youngs records.. he started something like 800+ games and had 500+ complete games.. its unreal.. im too lazy to find the stats right now.


who the hell even starts that many games anymore

EDIT: ha i was wrong.. he completed 700 + games ..
http://www.baseball-reference.com/y/youngcy01.shtml


EXACTLY!!! fuck man, throw 200 pitches if you have to for gods sake. Cy Young pitched on 2 days rest before w/ complete games...you know what thats called? CHARACTER BUILDING!!!


You can't compare eras. Pitchers back then were expected to pitch full games, and as such, they paced themselves and rarely threw hard in middle innings/when they didn't need to. Home runs were also basically non-existant, so it didn't matter what part of the plate you caught. The guy wasn't going to hit it out.

Plus, with the ridiculous stress kids put on their arms through little league and high school, often throwing 12-6 hammer curves before they can legally drive, these kids have more wear on their arms than Cy did after his 5th major league season. The game is different.


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And some kid from a little league team was actually nominated for an ESPY this year for throwing like an 80 mph pitch. This kid was like 13, and he threw 80 mph. C'mon. If Cy was doing that he'd probably have pitched half the innings he is documented as logging.


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parchy wrote:
pearljamfan80 wrote:
Yield05 wrote:
look at cy youngs records.. he started something like 800+ games and had 500+ complete games.. its unreal.. im too lazy to find the stats right now.


who the hell even starts that many games anymore

EDIT: ha i was wrong.. he completed 700 + games ..
http://www.baseball-reference.com/y/youngcy01.shtml


EXACTLY!!! fuck man, throw 200 pitches if you have to for gods sake. Cy Young pitched on 2 days rest before w/ complete games...you know what thats called? CHARACTER BUILDING!!!


You can't compare eras. Pitchers back then were expected to pitch full games, and as such, they paced themselves and rarely threw hard in middle innings/when they didn't need to. Home runs were also basically non-existant, so it didn't matter what part of the plate you caught. The guy wasn't going to hit it out.

Plus, with the ridiculous stress kids put on their arms through little league and high school, often throwing 12-6 hammer curves before they can legally drive, these kids have more wear on their arms than Cy did after his 5th major league season. The game is different.


ok find the next guy who comes close from any era.. i agree with you partially but its still a 9 inning game ... plus if the KIDS are hurting, then raise the dan mound back UP. we can go back and forth all day .. its just a small point . :roll:

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He wouldn't have thrown a no-hitter, as much as you would love to have seen that, I bet he wouldn't have done that.


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Yield05 wrote:
parchy wrote:
pearljamfan80 wrote:
Yield05 wrote:
look at cy youngs records.. he started something like 800+ games and had 500+ complete games.. its unreal.. im too lazy to find the stats right now.


who the hell even starts that many games anymore

EDIT: ha i was wrong.. he completed 700 + games ..
http://www.baseball-reference.com/y/youngcy01.shtml


EXACTLY!!! fuck man, throw 200 pitches if you have to for gods sake. Cy Young pitched on 2 days rest before w/ complete games...you know what thats called? CHARACTER BUILDING!!!


You can't compare eras. Pitchers back then were expected to pitch full games, and as such, they paced themselves and rarely threw hard in middle innings/when they didn't need to. Home runs were also basically non-existant, so it didn't matter what part of the plate you caught. The guy wasn't going to hit it out.

Plus, with the ridiculous stress kids put on their arms through little league and high school, often throwing 12-6 hammer curves before they can legally drive, these kids have more wear on their arms than Cy did after his 5th major league season. The game is different.


ok find the next guy who comes close from any era.. i agree with you partially but its still a 9 inning game ... plus if the KIDS are hurting, then raise the dan mound back UP. we can go back and forth all day .. its just a small point . :roll:


The height of the mound impacts the batter, not the pitcher.


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parchy wrote:
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Yield05 wrote:
look at cy youngs records.. he started something like 800+ games and had 500+ complete games.. its unreal.. im too lazy to find the stats right now.


who the hell even starts that many games anymore

EDIT: ha i was wrong.. he completed 700 + games ..
http://www.baseball-reference.com/y/youngcy01.shtml


EXACTLY!!! fuck man, throw 200 pitches if you have to for gods sake. Cy Young pitched on 2 days rest before w/ complete games...you know what thats called? CHARACTER BUILDING!!!


You can't compare eras. Pitchers back then were expected to pitch full games, and as such, they paced themselves and rarely threw hard in middle innings/when they didn't need to. Home runs were also basically non-existant, so it didn't matter what part of the plate you caught. The guy wasn't going to hit it out.

Plus, with the ridiculous stress kids put on their arms through little league and high school, often throwing 12-6 hammer curves before they can legally drive, these kids have more wear on their arms than Cy did after his 5th major league season. The game is different.


ok find the next guy who comes close from any era.. i agree with you partially but its still a 9 inning game ... plus if the KIDS are hurting, then raise the dan mound back UP. we can go back and forth all day .. its just a small point . :roll:


The height of the mound impacts the batter, not the pitcher.


oh it doesnt? tell bob gibson that.. the mound being higher would not only lower oitch counts but would cut era by atleast a full run and then u would have more inings to pitch cuz u wont need a bulpen to bail ur ass out. lets get real. your a cowboy fan i wanna like you :lol:

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Do you think Bob Gibson was a Cowboys fan ?


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Do you think Bob Gibson was a Cowboys fan ?
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Yeah I realized that after I said it. In fairness, I think raising the mound would have more of an impact on the # of runs than it would on today's pitcher's arms, but that is an argument for another day.


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parchy wrote:
Yeah I realized that after I said it. In fairness, I think raising the mound would have more of an impact on the # of runs than it would on today's pitcher's arms, but that is an argument for another day.


fair enough.. go cowboys! :)

EDIT.. the mound used to 18 inches... now its 10 some stadiums im sure lower

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