MLB 2014 season thread

We're not here in a working capacity, oop. I remain surprised people like you don't yet understand that.
One question before I let you go- you are aware Cabrera has had fairly serious substance abuse issues, yes?

 

Ike Davis launched one today.

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/gameday/index.jsp?gid=2014_08_27_slnmlb_pitmlb_1&mode=video#/play?content_id=35711023

 

Soler's first MLB at-bat: very long homer to center.

Valbuena follows with a bomb.

Poor Reds.

 

Wow. You actually came close to posting on topic for once. Of course, you didn't actually demonstrate any understanding of the post you were replying to, but we'll take the baby step for what it is.

 

Valbuena homered first. But, yeah, it was a bomb.

 

Awwww. Isn't that cute. You and Walter shared a reading comprehension failure.

The message board posts are part of the larger conversation, which really does have an impact. I'm not at all surprised that you don't understand that because you are too busy trolling to actually learn anything and I'm not convinced that you are particularly bright even if you did apply yourself.

Yes, I'm aware of Cabrera's history of alcoholism, but that is in no way evidence of PED use.

 

I'm done with you until you can debate the matter without becoming sensitive and hurling personal attacks.
Calling another poster a troll violates the boilerplate of the site.
You must learn to control your emotions- as a man does.

 

I blame substance abuse for the mistake. Drugs! Everyone to the secret room to gossip!

And whoever touted Price as MVP candidate if the Tigers squeak into the playoffs isn't watching what the Yankees just did to him i.e. 7 hits in one inning.

 

I didn't call you a troll, though you have called yourself one on more than one occasion. I said you were too busy trolling. There is a distinction there even if you don't understand it.

For you to whine about personal attacks given your posting history is simply more trolling. Even you know better. Now, please try posting something on topic. Perhaps you could acknowledge that yet another thing you tried to pass off as evidence of PED use, Cabrera's history with alcohol abuse, is nothing of the kind.

 

Price: 2+ IP, 12 hits, 8 runs. Though if you look at the highlights half of those hits bounced in just the right spot between fielders and what-not. He threw good pitches. Just unlucky.

 

It was worse than that. Nine straight hits. Full trip through the order.

 

Against the Yankees? To paraphrase what I thought was barkley about Oakley (I can't find it), I didn't think they could get 9 straight hits in an empty gym.