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Fernando Rodney

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    TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
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    But how are the Mariners a #FuckingDreckfest?
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    RoadDawg55RoadDawg55 Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 30,123
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    I support Fernando Rodney.
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    d2dd2d Member Posts: 3,109
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    He used to good. Bobby Ayala can't say that
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    bigccbigcc Member Posts: 895
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    in 6 of the last 7 games on this losing streak we have had as many or more hits than the opposing team..... we just keep leaving guys stranded on base,

    with jackson on third base and down 1-0 with zero outs why the fukk was everyone trying to smash the ball instead of just make light contact?

    That being said Rodneys time is done

    Carson has pitched in 24 innings, rodney 23.1

    I had a long list of stats to type out, but rodney has given up an EARNED RUN in 11/24 games, Smith has given up a HIT OR WALK in 12/25 games

    so in one more game and 2/3 of an inning, Smith has allowed 1 more baserunner total than Rodney has given up runs (starting each inning with no runners on base)

    The mariners aren't in a position to blow games with rodney a few more times before finally making the obvious choice.

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    d2dd2d Member Posts: 3,109
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    Rodney reminds me of Heathcliff Slocumb.
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    bananasnblondesbananasnblondes Member Posts: 14,921
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    Here's some mariners trivia. Going all the way back to Mike Schooler, name a mariners closer who had 2 good seasons in a row.
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    TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,815
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    d2d said:

    Rodney reminds me of Heathcliff Slocumb.

    I specifically asked for no racist shit.
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    Tequilla said:

    Kaz Man

    Beat me to it. Kaz was good for three straight seasons.
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    dnc said:

    d2d said:

    Rodney reminds me of Heathcliff Slocumb.

    I specifically asked for no racist shit.
    *crap

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    d2dd2d Member Posts: 3,109
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    edited June 2015
    Management kept Heathcliff Slocumb for two years hoping he would do anything to prove that they aren't fucking idiots for giving up an All-Star starting pitcher, plus a future HOF .300+ switch hitting catcher 10 year team captain of the BoSox. That management has never changed.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxzvbfou2yc
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    dncdnc Member Posts: 56,614
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    d2d said:

    Management kept Heathcliff Slocumb for two years hoping he would do anything to prove that they aren't fucking idiots for giving up an All-Star starting pitcher, plus a future HOF .300+ switch hitting catcher 10 year team captain of the BoSox. That management has never changed.

    Actually it was a year and two months, and you're nuts if you think at that poont they had any clue how good Lowe and Varitek would be. They gave them up precisely because they were terrible evaluators of talent, as always.

    Woodward gonna Woodward, Bavasi gonna Bavasi, Z gonna Z, etc.

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    HFNYHFNY Member Posts: 4,528
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    Howard Lincoln is 75 years old. At what point does he hang it up? Unless the M's make the playoffs, one has to think JZ will be a goner (probably Lloyd too since a new GM will want to hire his own guy).

    Lincoln kind of reminds me of Jerry Jones, who thought HE was the reason behind Dallas' success in the early / mid 90's for Dallas rather than Jimmy Johnson. Well JJ got sick of it, left Big D, and the Cowboys soon started to decline after Barry Switzer's first two seasons as coach.

    If Lincoln doesn't retire, couldn't he make the effort call his buddy Pat Gillick and ask him who he thinks he should hire as GM? Since he's at an age when most people are retired, the least Lincoln could do is hire a strong GM who could position the team for success as Lincoln continues to age towards his eventual retirement.
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    TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
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    HFNY said:

    Howard Lincoln is 75 years old. At what point does he hang it up? Unless the M's make the playoffs, one has to think JZ will be a goner (probably Lloyd too since a new GM will want to hire his own guy).

    Lincoln kind of reminds me of Jerry Jones, who thought HE was the reason behind Dallas' success in the early / mid 90's for Dallas rather than Jimmy Johnson. Well JJ got sick of it, left Big D, and the Cowboys soon started to decline after Barry Switzer's first two seasons as coach.

    If Lincoln doesn't retire, couldn't he make the effort call his buddy Pat Gillick and ask him who he thinks he should hire as GM? Since he's at an age when most people are retired, the least Lincoln could do is hire a strong GM who could position the team for success as Lincoln continues to age towards his eventual retirement.

    Flagged for implying that the Mariners have ever been successful.
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    TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,815
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    The Mariners had a 5-8 year period where they were successful, but underperformed relative to their talent level ... had the Yankees had the kind of talent level that the Mariners had at that point they'd be talking about 4-6 World Titles at minimum.

    Until Lincoln, Armstrong, and the rest of the losers in management at the ownership level sell the team, this franchise will unquestionably suck. Even if/when they sell, it will all depend on who they sell it to. A Mark Cuban type and they have a shot. One of their buddies currently in the ownership group? No chance.
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    TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
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    Tequilla said:

    The Mariners had a 5-8 year period where they were successful, but underperformed relative to their talent level ... had the Yankees had the kind of talent level that the Mariners had at that point they'd be talking about 4-6 World Titles at minimum.

    Until Lincoln, Armstrong, and the rest of the losers in management at the ownership level sell the team, this franchise will unquestionably suck. Even if/when they sell, it will all depend on who they sell it to. A Mark Cuban type and they have a shot. One of their buddies currently in the ownership group? No chance.

    Stopped reading after the bold.
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    greenbloodgreenblood Member Posts: 14,280
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    edited June 2015




    Steroids are amazing drugs
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