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6-8 Going for the SWEEP!


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baseball-reference.com is simply the bomb! I am far from a stat head, but I love that site.

Yeah, I'm with you. I still struggle to piece together all of the SABR stuff out there, I'm grasping some of the particular stats one by one, but can't really speak knowledgeably about how they all connect and draw meaningful conclusions, etc. Regardless, Orioles Hangout & Baseball-Reference has taken me from one hell of an ignorant in the dark baseball fan, to at least a quazeye, still fairly incompetent, but not nearly as bad fan. ;)

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Feel free to use it with your friends! Nothing quite like calling your pals a giant boner sandwich when they are being a bunch goobers.

Reps for using the word goobers. Absolutely love calling people goobers.

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Yeah, I'm with you. I still struggle to piece together all of the SABR stuff out there, I'm grasping some of the particular stats one by one, but can't really speak knowledgeably about how they all connect and draw meaningful conclusions, etc. Regardless, Orioles Hangout & Baseball-Reference has taken me from one hell of an ignorant in the dark baseball fan, to at least a quazeye, still fairly incompetent, but not nearly as bad fan. ;)

LOL, great description, fits me to a T

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