Your Serve, Mr. Jackson
Daniel Hudson: 8 IP, 1 ER, 4 K, 1BB AND 2 RBIs in D-backs debut.
almost 2 years ago
larry
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Yikes!
I didn’t want Kenny to give up on the guy, so I feel somewhat vindicated. Time will tell. Best of luck to Mr. Hudson.
And did you hear the Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup?
larry
still think he is only a 4 or 5?
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
how about more specifics
like what do you think his final numbers will be at the end of his career?
hey swisher...........you know.
well excuse me for not reading every fucking post on here
some of us have work and lives away from here you pompous fucking twat
by hoodlight on Aug 1, 2010 5:42 PM CDT up reply actions 5 recs
thanks for picking up the slack in my absence.
"I haven’t gotten to where I am by giving up easily." - Ari Gold
by Where Triples Go to Die on Aug 1, 2010 11:27 PM CDT up reply actions
You got beef, but there's worms in you Wellington!
Cannibal Ox FTW!
It’s taken years of practice to be such an asshole.
by Chiburb on Jun 1, 2010 10:35 AM PDT
larry gets pissy when he finds out not everyone reads every word he writes on the site
best to just leave it be.
if people aren't going to bother to read it
then they shouldn’t bother me to ask for my opinion.
those two got a sarcastic reply because both commented on the post but obviously didn’t read it. which i found amusing.
I enjoyed it.
Your comment.
"Brent Lillibridge - DH" - July 7th, 2010
"Good luck finding a one two punch like us in the league" - BSLillibridge, July 20, 2010
by Shoeless In SC on Aug 2, 2010 8:28 AM CDT up reply actions
2 rbi?!?
looks like we had our DH on the team all along…
"No doubt about it." - Big Hurt
by tourist178 on Aug 1, 2010 3:57 PM CDT reply actions 3 recs
shit
Oz on Swish HR celeb: "That's the way he is. Good for him, enjoy it. I wish he could do it for me, he was a very horseshit player for me.''
Makes you wonder if it's possible that one of the leagues is a little weaker than the other one. Hmmmmm...
"I'll worry about the shit rooster they put together because they have no money"
- joewho112
was waiting for this comment.
obviously, it’s only one game. also, we already know and can adjust – thanks, manto! – for that difference.
ely was a crappy pitcher. nothing changed.
i doubt there’s anyone, even those who are happy to see hudson go, who think ely is superior.
Ely is a crappy pitcher.
Fixed.
Its sort of a chess match right now but some upgrades are still possible with very little cost except money.
by Tdogg on Jul 23, 2010 10:13 AM EDT
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This is like having Marshall Faulk on your fantasy football team in 2000 and screwing up the rest of your draft to finish 7th.
by onlysoxfaninbasel on Aug 2, 2010 5:05 AM CDT up reply actions 1 recs
That looks like my aunt's partner.
"I'll worry about the shit rooster they put together because they have no money"
- joewho112
my patented league stat translation formula yields what his line would have been if he was pitching against an AL team*:
5 IP, 6 H, 3 BB, 4 K, 4 ER
*seattle not included
hey swisher...........you know.
by BuehrleMan on Aug 1, 2010 4:30 PM CDT up reply actions 1 recs
In other news, appropriate line in the ESPN recap...
Game notes
Beckham rested.
by Pander on Aug 1, 2010 4:51 PM CDT reply actions 9 recs
this has got to be green....
I see it's "no criminal record" night at the ballpark -- billyok before a game against the A's
I have witnessed the 2005 World Series championship, Mark Buehrle's perfect game, and the 2010 Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup championship in my lifetime.
by chisoxfan1473 on Aug 1, 2010 5:04 PM CDT up reply actions
on the 7th day....
Oz on Swish HR celeb: "That's the way he is. Good for him, enjoy it. I wish he could do it for me, he was a very horseshit player for me.''
lol
"Brent Lillibridge - DH" - July 7th, 2010
"Good luck finding a one two punch like us in the league" - BSLillibridge, July 20, 2010
by Shoeless In SC on Aug 2, 2010 8:31 AM CDT up reply actions
First rule of southsidesox is you do not talk about Daniel Hudson
the second rule of southsidesox is you do not talk about Daniel Hudson
Reporter: I was wondering if at any point in my lifetime the Cubs weren't going to be run by a guy who didn't immediately remind me of failure, confusion, or imminent death
this
is in bad taste.
"I haven’t gotten to where I am by giving up easily." - Ari Gold
by Where Triples Go to Die on Aug 1, 2010 11:29 PM CDT up reply actions
Actually, the first rule of southsidesox was
you do not trade Daniel Hudson unless you get someone Hawk calls “country strong” in return.
by Pander on Aug 1, 2010 5:24 PM CDT up reply actions 3 recs
Just making a play on what AZ Snakepit had on their page for some time.
Except in their case it was with CQ.
Reporter: I was wondering if at any point in my lifetime the Cubs weren't going to be run by a guy who didn't immediately remind me of failure, confusion, or imminent death
what is the meaning of such things?
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
Needs more adblock
Reporter: I was wondering if at any point in my lifetime the Cubs weren't going to be run by a guy who didn't immediately remind me of failure, confusion, or imminent death
Times like these I thank Zeus for Adblock and Flashblock.
DANIEL HUDSON SUCKS. HOWS THAT GUN BAN WORKING FOR YOU MAYOR DALLY
by Ozzie Montana on Aug 1, 2010 7:10 PM CDT up reply actions
same here, except I thank Odin.
tomato tomato
SSS has been able to get a lot of value out of him, but I imagine other sites look at his age and the some of the garbage he’s typing and think that he could be one terrible mistyped post from hanging them up.
-Sox Machine on winningugly
holy shit. that's amazing.
Some people get so rich they lose all respect for humanity. That's how rich I want to be.
i was telling you guys there are viruses in your ads.
"I haven’t gotten to where I am by giving up easily." - Ari Gold
by Where Triples Go to Die on Aug 1, 2010 11:31 PM CDT up reply actions
are we really 14 games over .500?
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
nope, just sex
something tells me even the mafia wouldn't call on greg walker if a hit was needed.
-MarketMaker
Did I mention that I didn't like this trade from the beginning?
DDDDDDDOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s taken years of practice to be such an asshole.
by Chiburb on Jun 1, 2010 10:35 AM PDT
plus the $8M difference
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
But that's against wimpy NL hitters
who use those thin, yellow whiffle ball bats, and they let pitchers run halfway up to the plate before they pitch. They also let the catcher hold the hitter’s bat, and they spot pitchers just over from the AL 2 strikes on each batter.
by TasteeFreeze on Aug 1, 2010 5:33 PM CDT reply actions 1 recs
heehee
something tells me even the mafia wouldn't call on greg walker if a hit was needed.
-MarketMaker
"Cubs' Silva hospitalized with heart problem"
this headline did not surprise me.
http://www.chicagobreakingsports.com/2010/08/silva-hospitalized-with-heart-problem.html
apparently he’ll be fine.
I find this hilarious.
Its sort of a chess match right now but some upgrades are still possible with very little cost except money.
by Tdogg on Jul 23, 2010 10:13 AM EDT
It's good to know you find death humorous at this point in your life :)
"Brent Lillibridge - DH" - July 7th, 2010
"Good luck finding a one two punch like us in the league" - BSLillibridge, July 20, 2010
by Shoeless In SC on Aug 2, 2010 8:32 AM CDT up reply actions
we already knew that dh for ejax was a mistake
Hell, kw knows it or he wouldn’t have been so pissed at the Nats. Let’s hope sale has a very good year……
by hitlesswonder on Aug 1, 2010 6:25 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
yep dumb trade, could see kw get screwed
or 4) sox get screwed over at the end of the day?
by Ahillock on Jul 30, 2010 12:40 PM CDT reply actions
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
You are an evil, negative fucker, larry.
Its sort of a chess match right now but some upgrades are still possible with very little cost except money.
by Tdogg on Jul 23, 2010 10:13 AM EDT
well, this is essentially a kind of challenge trade.
KW traded a starting pitcher, in his current rotation, for another starting pitcher. this trade will be judged – justifiably or not – based upon how each performs over the next two months.
and Jackson sure as hell better perform better than the difference in cost, otherwise the trade isn't justified.
It’s taken years of practice to be such an asshole.
by Chiburb on Jun 1, 2010 10:35 AM PDT
that's how the trade will be viewed here.
not among the mainstream. it’s the next two months. which, as i think most of us know, will have a large heaping of chance in its outcome. but we also all know KW is a gambler.
So this trade, in my view, is a bit of rearranging some deck chairs these last two months
but it’s the cost going forward that chaps my ass, as it may prevent signing a player in the off-season that can actually hit worth a shit.
That and I think Hudson will be better than Jackson for the next 5 years…but I digress.
Ah well, it’s not like I’m going to stop being a Sox fan.
It’s taken years of practice to be such an asshole.
by Chiburb on Jun 1, 2010 10:35 AM PDT
Didn't work last year - crapped out.
Rios worked out fine this year but, as you stated earlier, Richard has outperformed Peavy thus far. For the cost KW is not even batting .500 with his 2009 trade/waiver deadline deals.
Its sort of a chess match right now but some upgrades are still possible with very little cost except money.
by Tdogg on Jul 23, 2010 10:13 AM EDT
i think people viewed those a bit differently.
peavy for sure. and i think it’s been written about numerous times all over the place that deadline deals rarely make a clear positive impact.
the NL says hi
something tells me even the mafia wouldn't call on greg walker if a hit was needed.
-MarketMaker
Lastly, we are breaking even thus far.
Lucas Harrell 1, Hudson 1. It’s a wash.
Its sort of a chess match right now but some upgrades are still possible with very little cost except money.
by Tdogg on Jul 23, 2010 10:13 AM EDT
True.
But I’d feel much better if the deal was Harrell and Holmberg for Jackson. You’d think a guy with an ERA over 5 in the NL who makes over $8M next year wouldn’t cost your top prospect and another C+ pitcher.
I get that KW’s gambling and wants innings stability at the back end of the rotation with guys like Freddy and Mark, but I was under the impression that Hudson had enough of a reputation to be the centerpiece of a bigger deal. But maybe I’m overvaluing our farm system. Maybe we just don’t have the secondary prospects to include for a Dunn, Haren or even Manny without giving up someone from the major league roster.
agreed. compared to the crap that was given up for haren,
not sure why jackson was so expensive. current productivity should dictate price, not past performance. currently jackson isn’t so hot
"We saw death and I don't think we fear it anymore. Not unlike 2005, when we finally clinched and then we took off in the playoffs." Coop 7/29/10
this
This is like having Marshall Faulk on your fantasy football team in 2000 and screwing up the rest of your draft to finish 7th.
by onlysoxfaninbasel on Aug 2, 2010 5:07 AM CDT up reply actions
For everyone judging trades please relax in the 1 game comparisons
Peavy pitching at the Cell for half his starts versus Richard at Petco is a huge difference. Its also the reason the Linebrink signing was so shitty. And guess what? San Diego has a bullpen that again seems lights out. Are those guys prized?
Today Heath Bell got a save despite giving up a couple bombs that would have been 15 rows deep at the Cell. One was a double where the RF was so far in that he had to run 40 feet and it was still a 5 hopper to the wall.
Ryan Ludwick crushed a breaking ball and knew it was gone in St Louis. Caught about 20 feet in front of the warning track in left center at the dog run.
by Duck99 on Aug 1, 2010 9:00 PM CDT via mobile reply actions
hard
SSS has been able to get a lot of value out of him, but I imagine other sites look at his age and the some of the garbage he’s typing and think that he could be one terrible mistyped post from hanging them up.
-Sox Machine on winningugly
stares.
"We can't do it easy. But we may as well do it high." -The Cheat
by South Side Expat on Aug 1, 2010 10:25 PM CDT up reply actions
Back to you, Mr. Hudson.
Its sort of a chess match right now but some upgrades are still possible with very little cost except money.
by Tdogg on Jul 23, 2010 10:13 AM EDT
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