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MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

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Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

Only replying because of the thread title. The NBA could stay on strike forever and I still wouldn't care. It means more coverage for hockey.
 
Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

From the Wisconsin perspective: It's nice to know that the Bucks won't be around to ruin the vibe that the Packers, Brewers and football Badgers are on.
 
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That was some epic bricking by $Texas in the bottom of the 9th. :eek:
 
Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

Not scoring when you have the bases loaded and nobody out takes skill.
 
Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

This game needs to end soon. I was supposed to be recording Terra Nova and I need that on and over before my 10pm shows start. Grrrrr. Stupid rain in Texas!!!! Ruining my TV recording and watching plans.
 
Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

Pffft. The Twins lost 99 games. Only Houston fans can claim greater futility. :D
Speaking of that, does anyone know enough about the MLB draft to know what kind of high end talent there will be next year? Will the Twins be able to get a future Verlander with the #2 pick?
 
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To do it twice in one game would be remarkable...

Edit: Or they can do that...
 
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Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

Speaking of that, does anyone know enough about the MLB draft to know what kind of high end talent there will be next year? Will the Twins be able to get a future Verlander with the #2 pick?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...early-predictions-for-next-years-top-10-picks
This guy doesn't think there's any superstars. Still, I would think MN should have little problem finding somebody decent with the second pick.
 
Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

MLB Draft is the worst of the drafts. The mid and small market teams who get the high picks don't draft based on talent, they draft based on signability. So you don't always get the best available players.

That and baseball has the least amount of "sure things" when it comes to drafting prospects.
 
Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

MLB Draft is the worst of the drafts. The mid and small market teams who get the high picks don't draft based on talent, they draft based on signability. So you don't always get the best available players.

That and baseball has the least amount of "sure things" when it comes to drafting prospects.
This still happens from time to time but I don't think it's nearly as bad as it used to be, teams are realizing they won't get better without investing in the draft signing bonuses.
 
Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

Speaking of that, does anyone know enough about the MLB draft to know what kind of high end talent there will be next year? Will the Twins be able to get a future Verlander with the #2 pick?

Knowing the Twins, they'll probably draft another light-hitting middle infielder.
 
Re: MLB 2011 Post-Season: Who misses the NBA?

Lance Berkman and Jacoby Ellsbury were named Comeback Player of the Year for their respective leagues.

Count me among the many who said, when the Cardinals signed Berkman.. "where the hell is he going to play? What a stupid idea." :)
 
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