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Bestbuck36;1941548; said:Well done Cardinal bullpen!!! Woohooo.
Within 2 of 1st and right on dem whiny bitches now.
Dryden;1941566; said:... and the Pirates are 3 back.
When was the last time 4 teams in the NL Central were over .500 this late in a season?
Jaxbuck;1941574; said:I'm just excited to see what new levels of savagery Toronto can inflict on Arroyo in GABP.
Dryden;1941576; said:At least the bullpen should be well rested since Volquez will pitch the day before.
Jaxbuck;1941580; said:Indeed.
Plus the added bonus of bringing the kids to the park to watch slingblade run the bases again. Should be a fun weekend.
Dryden;1941566; said:When was the last time 4 teams in the NL Central were over .500 this late in a season?
............This is a fun list, but it?s obviously a volatile one given the small samples involved. Are there any hitters who have shown Cerrano-like skills over a longer period of time? Here?s the list of players dating back to 2002 who meet our earlier Cerrano All-Star criteria (1+ runs above average per 100 fastballs, -0.5+ runs below average versus breaking balls) while logging at least 1,000 plate appearances. These players were liabilities against breaking stuff, but did enough damage against the ?straightball? to stay in the lineup:
So there you have it: Alfonso Soriano, captain of the Pedro Cerrano All-Stars. No word on whether any of these guys offered Jobu some Macanudos or Bacardi.