Lots of Tables | 06/23/05

As if I really needed another reason to hate the White Sox, I found one anyway.

It's their mediocre catcher talking trash. Apparently he is so high and mighty he can't even be bothered to know the names of the opposing players. Maybe I'll send him a link to this so he can see how to stacks up to "whoever hit the ball".

Games At-Bats Runs Hits Doubles Triples Home Runs Runs Batted In Batting Average On-Base %
Pierzynski 58 203 32 53 8 0 11 31 .257 .313
Ramirez 69 264 43 81 20 0 17 49 .307 .367
Games At-Bats Runs Hits Doubles Triples Home Runs Runs Batted In Batting Average On-Base %
Crede 71 227 30 55 11 0 10 31 .242 .304
Ramirez 69 264 43 81 20 0 17 49 .307 .367
Games At-Bats Runs Hits Doubles Triples Home Runs Runs Batted In Batting Average On-Base %
Pierzynski 58 203 32 53 8 0 11 31 .257 .313
Barrett 61 203 21 56 14 1 8 34 .276 .310


I couldn't help but notice our non-trash-talking catcher is better than you in the majority of categories. Just for kicks, here are some Cubs players that have both higher averages and higher on base percentages:

Cliff Bartosh, Rich Hill, Sergio Mitre, Todd Wellermeyer...and they're all pitchers. You suck, AJ!

For dinner, Jamie and I met up with Ricky and Tami at Longhorn. We hadn't seen them for a while since they've been busy getting married and going on lavish cruises. Our food was surprisingly good and they decided they'd like to start playing poker with us again on Wednesday nights. I enjoy playing with them but Ricky is a deadly combination of good and damn lucky so I always seem to lose against him. Oh well, it's only $5.

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