Schedule issues prevented me from posting last week, but let’s get right back at it. I’ve included our current standings so you can get caught up. There’s only one remaining...
Schedule issues prevented me from posting last week, but let's get right back at it. I've included our current standings so you can get caught up. There's only one remaining undefeated team and the league processed it's first trade!
Here's what went down last week in the Pitcher List Staff League:
Reporting on the Pitcher List fantasy league, Statcast applications in fantasy, and every breath James Paxton takes. I love the New York Mets more than you love your cat.
You may want to tone down on the blasphemy. I am sure that most people dont care much but you are certainly offending some of your readers. I get that it is acceptable on the intolerance scale but being offensive simply because you can is a lack of judgement.
What are you talking about? Are you being serious?
Hey Mr goodman,
I can only assume you’re responding to my reference to Eric Thames as ‘God.’ If this is in fact the cause of your concern I sincerely apologize (as much is humanly possible to do so on the comments section of a website), but I must direct your attention to the fact that the entire nation of South Korea lovingly referred to Eric Thames as “God” during his tenure there as a ball player. He was…that good. An excerpt from a USA today article (which I’ve linked below) “He (Thames) was nicknamed “God” by Korean baseball fans and was unable to even leave his apartment without admirers running toward him for pictures and his autograph.”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/columnist/bob-nightengale/2017/04/18/eric-thames-brewers-korea-god-home-runs/100592868/
I really am sorry if I offended you. I’ve linked the South Korean consulate in case you’d like to file a complaint of blasphemy against their entire nation.
http://south-korea.embassy-online.net/South-Korea-Embassy-Washington-DC.php
LMFAO