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Marlins @ Dodgers 5/27/11 10:10PM EST

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No, Rich. Coghlan is not capable of driving in a run. He's the second pitcher.

Christ on a crutch, Coghlan, when the f*** are you gonna start playing over your head like your rookie season???

.289/.357/.422 = pitcher #'s now.

 

 

Because his career numbers are clearly indicative of the success he's having now. Take out that superman half-season and he's not a good hitter.

 

 

Oh wait, but he is. He just hits it at everyone! :(((

.289/.357/.422 = pitcher #'s now.

 

 

Because his career numbers are clearly indicative of the success he's having now. Take out that superman half-season and he's not a good hitter.

 

 

Oh wait, but he is. He just hits it at everyone! :(((

 

Yeah, he sucks if you take away all his hot streaks and just look at all his cold streaks. That's usually the case with every hitter in baseball.

 

But hey, since you're all about this year, if Coghlan hits like a pitcher, I'd love to hear your adjective to describe Hanley Ramirez as a hitter. He sucks too, right?

.289/.357/.422 = pitcher #'s now.

 

 

Because his career numbers are clearly indicative of the success he's having now. Take out that superman half-season and he's not a good hitter.

 

 

Oh wait, but he is. He just hits it at everyone! :(((

 

Yeah, he sucks if you take away all his hot streaks and just look at all his cold streaks. That's usually the case with every hitter in baseball.

 

But hey, since you're all about this year, if Coghlan hits like a pitcher, I'd love to hear your adjective to describe Hanley Ramirez as a hitter. He sucks too, right?

 

Hanley has a longer career and a better track record of success to be able to say he'll probably turn it around. With Coghlan you cannot definitively make this statement.

.289/.357/.422 = pitcher #'s now.

 

 

Because his career numbers are clearly indicative of the success he's having now. Take out that superman half-season and he's not a good hitter.

 

 

Oh wait, but he is. He just hits it at everyone! :(((

 

Yeah, he sucks if you take away all his hot streaks and just look at all his cold streaks. That's usually the case with every hitter in baseball.

 

But hey, since you're all about this year, if Coghlan hits like a pitcher, I'd love to hear your adjective to describe Hanley Ramirez as a hitter. He sucks too, right?

 

 

Take away one hot streak and leave everything else. Is that so outrageous? That's not the case with every hitter in baseball. In fact, it's probably not the case with any other hitter in baseball.

 

I'm not all about this year. I think you should extend it a bit further. Take into account last year as well, which is essentially most of his career. Any way you put it, that second half is all he has going for him.

Ok, fine. Don't use Hanley, then. I suppose John Buck and Omar Infante don't belong in the big leagues.

Ok, fine. Don't use Hanley, then. I suppose John Buck and Omar Infante don't belong in the big leagues.

 

 

 

 

Hello? Are you there?

.289/.357/.422 = pitcher #'s now.

 

 

Because his career numbers are clearly indicative of the success he's having now. Take out that superman half-season and he's not a good hitter.

 

 

Oh wait, but he is. He just hits it at everyone! :(((

 

Yeah, he sucks if you take away all his hot streaks and just look at all his cold streaks. That's usually the case with every hitter in baseball.

 

But hey, since you're all about this year, if Coghlan hits like a pitcher, I'd love to hear your adjective to describe Hanley Ramirez as a hitter. He sucks too, right?

badenhop > hanley

 

Badenhop > all :cool

.289/.357/.422 = pitcher #'s now.

 

 

Because his career numbers are clearly indicative of the success he's having now. Take out that superman half-season and he's not a good hitter.

 

 

Oh wait, but he is. He just hits it at everyone! :(((

 

Yeah, he sucks if you take away all his hot streaks and just look at all his cold streaks. That's usually the case with every hitter in baseball.

 

But hey, since you're all about this year, if Coghlan hits like a pitcher, I'd love to hear your adjective to describe Hanley Ramirez as a hitter. He sucks too, right?

 

 

Take away one hot streak and leave everything else. Is that so outrageous? That's not the case with every hitter in baseball. In fact, it's probably not the case with any other hitter in baseball.

 

I'm not all about this year. I think you should extend it a bit further. Take into account last year as well, which is essentially most of his career. Any way you put it, that second half is all he has going for him.

 

 

 

coghlan hit .377/.463/.642 last June after starting off really badly

.289/.357/.422 = pitcher #'s now.

 

 

Because his career numbers are clearly indicative of the success he's having now. Take out that superman half-season and he's not a good hitter.

 

 

Oh wait, but he is. He just hits it at everyone! :(((

 

Yeah, he sucks if you take away all his hot streaks and just look at all his cold streaks. That's usually the case with every hitter in baseball.

 

But hey, since you're all about this year, if Coghlan hits like a pitcher, I'd love to hear your adjective to describe Hanley Ramirez as a hitter. He sucks too, right?

 

 

Take away one hot streak and leave everything else. Is that so outrageous? That's not the case with every hitter in baseball. In fact, it's probably not the case with any other hitter in baseball.

 

I'm not all about this year. I think you should extend it a bit further. Take into account last year as well, which is essentially most of his career. Any way you put it, that second half is all he has going for him.

 

 

 

coghlan hit .377/.463/.642 last June after starting off really badly

 

 

That doesn't count.

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