You sir...are the man.
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You sir...are the man.
dude- he called our 2 run 8th in the bottom of the 5th in a text
Bravo
He also said if rea bats in the 8th then we win. Rea did and we did. I seen it dawg is prophetic.
Hell yea. I love a good prediction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Original48
I predicted we'd lose and I would have clean drawers.....missed on both.
Hey, I also called Rea coming through in the 8th in chat. Cadaver will back me up. Grizzly Rea is da man. I don't know what he's changed the last couple days, but he needs to stick with it. He's hitting everything on the screws right now.
Bruce called him out.Quote:
Originally Posted by War Machine Dawg
Yea, WMD called the Rea hit.Quote:
Originally Posted by War Machine Dawg
I Seen It Dawg is Sevendust's cousin btw
Careful when flying thru Denver.
I was right about all that shit bc I know baseball and learned how to see why letting a guy on base in the 5th effects the game in the 8th when I was at State. I didn't just get shitfaced and bang hos.
And thank you for the props. 7douche says hello.
WMD congrats on being right and making sure everyone knows.
I can vouch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
He's finally getting the at bats he needs. He missed a season of summer ball because of injuries as well as his true freshman year.Quote:
Originally Posted by War Machine Dawg
They're not sending these college guys to Cape Cod to eat lobster, hang out on the beach and bang rich Yankee chicks for a summer.
Even if he doesn't lose weight, I expect a huge junior year out of him. If he slims down to 255-260, he might be sec poyQuote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
He really doesn't need to lose much weight if any at all. He has a legit big frame- he's not your typical "fat guy". If he loses too much weight, he will not play nearly as well. And he can play first base at that size- see Cecil and Prince Fielder, Matt Adams of the Cardinals, Boog Powell, heck Mark McGwire was 250 at one point. He uses his weight to his advantage when he hits.
Plus, he moves really well at first base- so it's not like he is a defensive liability.
Another thing about Rea- he missed about three weeks this year. So, he missed out on the easier teams- he could easily have over 10 home runs right now. Plus, he had to take a couple of weeks to get back into playing shape and recover even though he was playing. So, he wasn't 100% for at the very least the first 2-3 weeks of SEC play.
Bruce Castoria thinks Rea would be even better if he stood farther away from the plate. He would hit better inside and could still reach outside.
I read Bruce's assessment and think he is 100% correctQuote:
Originally Posted by FlabLoser