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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    edited August 2011
    The Fixer wrote:
    RBI!!! :lol:

    umm...he's a career .278 hitter with a .382 obp in the playoffs... :?

    and lead the team in said categories against the giants last year. spot on fixer. spot on! :thumbup:

    what's your point? the majority of that article centers around RBI numbers. The fact that someone can try to drive home a point with such ridiculous info is hysterical.

    Then again, you are the one that liked polacno in the 5 hole :lol:

    you know the point, you just choose to ignore it. you said 1-12 with 8k's is an idicator that's not a clutch performer in the post season (at least that's what i inferred by you saying he's in "post season form"). as the numbers show below, he's actually been our most consistent playoff performer of the 4 core guys who've been here since 07:

    avg.........obp.......... slg........ops
    utley .243 .383 .480 .862
    victorino .263 .341 .455 .796
    rollins .226 .296 .339 .635
    chooch .280 .412 .456 .868
    r6 .278 .382 .517 .899

    edit---those numbers seem to have got all jumbled when i hit submit. you get the point though.
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    one thing I have never ripped howard for is being 'unclutch' (not sure if that's a word, but whatever you want to call it)

    howard's playoff stats are symmetrical with his regular season production...decreasing. he's struck out something like 30 of his last 60 playoff ABs (too lazy to add it up right now). so I guess you're right in a sense that he is indeed consistent...it's just not in a good way.

    the guy is far from the player he was back in 06-08
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    The Fixer wrote:
    one thing I have never ripped howard for is being 'unclutch' (not sure if that's a word, but whatever you want to call it.

    howard's playoff stats are symmetrical with his regular season production...decreasing. he's struck out something like 30 of his last 60 playoff ABs (too lazy to add it up right now). so I guess, you're right in a sense that he is indeed consistent...it's just not in a good way.

    the guy is far from the player he was back in 06-08

    i don't what else to tell you but to just put the numbers down. howards post season numbers since 07:

    year.......avg.......obp.......slg........ops
    07 .250 .308 .500 .808
    08 .269 .397 .500 .897
    09 .278 .375 .593 .968
    10 .303 .395 .424 .819

    higher average, higher obp, lower slugging, higher ops = not decreasing at all.

    not to compare the two, but here's utley's numbers:
    07 .182 .308 .182 .490
    08 .220 .391 .460 .851
    09 .296 .424 .648 1.072
    10 .212 .325 .333 .658


    all i ask is that people be rational when discussing this stuff.
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    edited August 2011
    The Fixer wrote:
    one thing I have never ripped howard for is being 'unclutch' (not sure if that's a word, but whatever you want to call it.

    howard's playoff stats are symmetrical with his regular season production...decreasing. he's struck out something like 30 of his last 60 playoff ABs (too lazy to add it up right now). so I guess, you're right in a sense that he is indeed consistent...it's just not in a good way.

    the guy is far from the player he was back in 06-08

    i don't what else to tell you but to just put the numbers down. howards post season numbers since 07:

    year.......avg.......obp.......slg........ops
    07 .250 .308 .500 .808
    08 .269 .397 .500 .897
    09 .278 .375 .593 .968
    10 .303 .395 .424 .819

    higher average, higher obp, lower slugging, higher ops = not decreasing at all.

    not to compare the two, but here's utley's numbers:
    07 .182 .308 .182 .490
    08 .220 .391 .460 .851
    09 .296 .424 .648 1.072
    10 .212 .325 .333 .658


    all i ask is that people be rational when discussing this stuff.

    so you think he was good in 09 and last year?

    He KILLED the phils in the last two series that they have lost. As for utley. he wasnt' good vs sf either, but he can help the team in more ways than one...which howard cannot
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  • neilybabes86
    neilybabes86 Posts: 16,057
    i hope your team dogs it..... it would be an epic fail with this all star team you have


    the best team of all time 98 yanks ...won it all


    you better do the same b4 you even think about making any type of comparisons


    woogie woogie jinx


    and yes iam betting them all plyoffs long :lol:
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  • neilybabes86
    neilybabes86 Posts: 16,057
    The Fixer wrote:

    i don't what else to tell you but to just put the numbers down. howards post season numbers since 07:

    year.......avg.......obp.......slg........ops
    07 .250 .308 .500 .808
    08 .269 .397 .500 .897
    09 .278 .375 .593 .968
    10 .303 .395 .424 .819

    higher average, higher obp, lower slugging, higher ops = not decreasing at all.

    not to compare the two, but here's utley's numbers:
    07 .182 .308 .182 .490
    08 .220 .391 .460 .851
    09 .296 .424 .648 1.072
    10 .212 .325 .333 .658


    all i ask is that people be rational when discussing this stuff.

    so you think he was good in 09 and last year?

    He KILLED the phils in the last two series that they have lost

    he hit a homerun in game 6 of the 09 series..what more you want?? :lol:
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    neily, what are your sources saying about this rumored chicago show the thursday before PJ20?

    Hook a brotha up with some good news
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    The Fixer wrote:
    The Fixer wrote:
    one thing I have never ripped howard for is being 'unclutch' (not sure if that's a word, but whatever you want to call it.

    howard's playoff stats are symmetrical with his regular season production...decreasing. he's struck out something like 30 of his last 60 playoff ABs (too lazy to add it up right now). so I guess, you're right in a sense that he is indeed consistent...it's just not in a good way.

    the guy is far from the player he was back in 06-08

    i don't what else to tell you but to just put the numbers down. howards post season numbers since 07:

    year.......avg.......obp.......slg........ops
    07 .250 .308 .500 .808
    08 .269 .397 .500 .897
    09 .278 .375 .593 .968
    10 .303 .395 .424 .819

    higher average, higher obp, lower slugging, higher ops = not decreasing at all.

    not to compare the two, but here's utley's numbers:
    07 .182 .308 .182 .490
    08 .220 .391 .460 .851
    09 .296 .424 .648 1.072
    10 .212 .325 .333 .658


    all i ask is that people be rational when discussing this stuff.

    so you think he was good in 09 and last year?

    He KILLED the phils in the last two series that they have lost

    he was the nlcs mvp in 2009. awful in the ws. incidentally, utley didnt do much at all in the nlcs that year but carried them in the ws.

    r6 was literally the only phillie to get on base consistently against the giants. came up woefully small in the last at bat, obviously. but here are then numbers in that series again:

    Shane Victorino: .208/.296/.250
    Placido Polanco: .250/.360/.350
    Chase Utley: .182/.333/.227
    Ryan Howard: .318/.400/.500
    Jayson Werth: .222/.375/.611
    Jimmy Rollins: .261/.320/.304
    Raul Ibanez: .211/.250/.263
    Carlos Ruiz: .167/.318.333


    so your notion that he was in mid season form this past weekend is just completely false. that's all i am trying to convey to you.
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    chicago show?

    please tell me its during the weekend...
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  • neilybabes86
    neilybabes86 Posts: 16,057
    The Fixer wrote:
    neily, what are your sources saying about this rumored chicago show the thursday before PJ20?

    Hook a brotha up with some good news


    i know nothing about that..just heard vedder was gonna be in nyc in october ..so i was hoping along those lines
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  • neilybabes86
    neilybabes86 Posts: 16,057
    listen to this prop bet tonight


    which game will end quicker ...phils or giants???

    what ya think?

    phils with lee?
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    i hope your team dogs it..... it would be an epic fail with this all star team you have


    the best team of all time 98 yanks ...won it all


    you better do the same b4 you even think about making any type of comparisons


    woogie woogie jinx


    and yes iam betting them all plyoffs long :lol:

    as far as i know chipper jones is the only comparing the phils to those old yankees teams. take it up with him. ;)

    neilly babes...all concerned about philly again. too funny :mrgreen:
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    The Fixer wrote:
    neily, what are your sources saying about this rumored chicago show the thursday before PJ20?

    Hook a brotha up with some good news


    i know nothing about that..just heard vedder was gonna be in nyc in october ..so i was hoping along those lines

    that would be cool too. I'd go see nickleback or DMB at MSG. Well, that's getting carried away, but that place is the fucking best
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    nickleback? :shock:
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  • neilybabes86
    neilybabes86 Posts: 16,057
    i hope your team dogs it..... it would be an epic fail with this all star team you have


    the best team of all time 98 yanks ...won it all


    you better do the same b4 you even think about making any type of comparisons


    woogie woogie jinx


    and yes iam betting them all plyoffs long :lol:

    as far as i know chipper jones is the only comparing the phils to those old yankees teams. take it up with him. ;)

    neilly babes...all concerned about philly again. too funny :mrgreen:


    woogiw woogiw ...betting the phils every game

    nah they had some espn article comparing the phils with the reds and mets and braves...just breaking chops
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    i hope your team dogs it..... it would be an epic fail with this all star team you have


    the best team of all time 98 yanks ...won it all


    you better do the same b4 you even think about making any type of comparisons


    woogie woogie jinx


    and yes iam betting them all plyoffs long :lol:

    as far as i know chipper jones is the only comparing the phils to those old yankees teams. take it up with him. ;)

    neilly babes...all concerned about philly again. too funny :mrgreen:


    woogiw woogiw ...betting the phils every game

    nah they had some espn article comparing the phils with the reds and mets and braves...just breaking chops

    i think chipper said something like that too.
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  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    The Fixer wrote:
    i don't what else to tell you but to just put the numbers down. howards post season numbers since 07:

    year.......avg.......obp.......slg........ops
    07 .250 .308 .500 .808
    08 .269 .397 .500 .897
    09 .278 .375 .593 .968
    10 .303 .395 .424 .819

    higher average, higher obp, lower slugging, higher ops = not decreasing at all.

    not to compare the two, but here's utley's numbers:
    07 .182 .308 .182 .490
    08 .220 .391 .460 .851
    09 .296 .424 .648 1.072
    10 .212 .325 .333 .658


    all i ask is that people be rational when discussing this stuff.

    so you think he was good in 09 and last year?

    He KILLED the phils in the last two series that they have lost

    he was the nlcs mvp in 2009. awful in the ws. incidentally, utley didnt do much at all in the nlcs that year but carried them in the ws.

    r6 was literally the only phillie to get on base consistently against the giants. came up woefully small in the last at bat, obviously. but here are then numbers in that series again:

    Shane Victorino: .208/.296/.250
    Placido Polanco: .250/.360/.350
    Chase Utley: .182/.333/.227
    Ryan Howard: .318/.400/.500
    Jayson Werth: .222/.375/.611
    Jimmy Rollins: .261/.320/.304
    Raul Ibanez: .211/.250/.263
    Carlos Ruiz: .167/.318.333


    so your notion that he was in mid season form this past weekend is just completely false. that's all i am trying to convey to you.

    utley can help a team in every facet of the game. howard is one dimensional (hits for power)...unless you want to count striking out as a part of the game.

    I said he was 1-12 with 8 K's in the SF series. In the last three playoff series the phisl have played (I will even give him the benefit of the doubt an include cincy, he is 14-56 with 30 k's (including a k in all 15 games). so when he struck out 75% of the time vs Sf, yes he is in playoff form.
  • The Fixer
    The Fixer Posts: 12,837
    he's struck out 54% of the time in last 3 playoff series. His BABIP must be ridiculous.

    Anyway, hopefully he and the rest of the lineup get their shit together this time around in the playoffs. Howard certainly wasnt the only reason they lost to SF. I do believe that if he gave them ANYTHING vs the yanks that the phils would have won that series though (games 2 and 3, both losses, he went 0-8 with 7 K's. Ouch)
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    The Fixer wrote:
    The Fixer wrote:
    so you think he was good in 09 and last year?

    He KILLED the phils in the last two series that they have lost

    he was the nlcs mvp in 2009. awful in the ws. incidentally, utley didnt do much at all in the nlcs that year but carried them in the ws.

    r6 was literally the only phillie to get on base consistently against the giants. came up woefully small in the last at bat, obviously. but here are then numbers in that series again:

    Shane Victorino: .208/.296/.250
    Placido Polanco: .250/.360/.350
    Chase Utley: .182/.333/.227
    Ryan Howard: .318/.400/.500
    Jayson Werth: .222/.375/.611
    Jimmy Rollins: .261/.320/.304
    Raul Ibanez: .211/.250/.263
    Carlos Ruiz: .167/.318.333


    so your notion that he was in mid season form this past weekend is just completely false. that's all i am trying to convey to you.

    utley can help a team in every facet of the game. howard is one dimensional (hits for power)...unless you want to count striking out as a part of the game.

    I said he was 1-12 with 8 K's in the SF series. In the last three playoff series the phisl have played (I will even give him the benefit of the doubt an include cincy, he is 14-56 with 30 k's (including a k in all 15 games). so when he struck out 75% of the time vs Sf, yes he is in playoff form.

    as the numbers i have posted have shown howard has done a lot more than hit for power in the post season. we all know he strikes out too much. but if the point of the game, according to you, is to get on base, he's been doing that consistently better than anyone on the team during these last few post seasons. if anything last night's performance (extremely small sample size :thumbup: ) was more indicative of his post season play.
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,594
    The Fixer wrote:
    he's struck out 54% of the time in last 3 playoff series. His BABIP must be ridiculous.

    Anyway, hopefully he and the rest of the lineup get their shit together this time around in the playoffs. Howard certainly wasnt the only reason they lost to SF. I do believe that if he gave them ANYTHING vs the yanks that the phils would have won that series though (games 2 and 3, both losses, he went 0-8 with 7 K's. Ouch)

    no he's really not even close to the main reason they lost to sf last year.

    this is the reason they lost to sf:

    Shane Victorino: .208/.296/.250 :o
    Placido Polanco: .250/.360/.350
    Chase Utley: .182/.333/.227 :x
    Ryan Howard: .318/.400/.500
    Jayson Werth: .222/.375/.611
    Jimmy Rollins: .261/.320/.304 :x
    Raul Ibanez: .211/.250/.263 :x
    Carlos Ruiz: .167/.318.333 :x

    hopefully a different ending is in store for this team though, agreed.
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