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Go from the AL to the NL - latest example: Brad Penny.
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kentuckyderby
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road block to the theory = Jose Contreras
cowboysrule48
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josh3302 said:
Cliff Lee???
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josh3302 said:
Lugo and Holliday have also been outstanding.
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Not that I disagree with you, but he had a lot of things going for him,
1. Success against the Phillies(starting lineup was hitting below .200)
2. Trying to impress in first start
3. And the Phillies offense in a mega slump.
He's still Brad Penny. I really wanted the Phillies to beat him because he's a huge ******, but what can you do.
1. Success against the Phillies(starting lineup was hitting below .200)
2. Trying to impress in first start
3. And the Phillies offense in a mega slump.
He's still Brad Penny. I really wanted the Phillies to beat him because he's a huge ******, but what can you do.
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ryanhoward06 said:
Those are all still benefits of changing leagues!
Tomlinson21RB
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How many times do we have to see players switch to the NL and all the sudden far outproduce what they did in the AL before we can all agree that the NL is a lesser league at the moment. Whether it's different rules, or overall weaker teams, it just isn't as good as the AL as a whole. There are a handful of teams in the NL that can compete in the AL, but overall the league isn't as good.
