I'm voting for Kyle's example. This game was an accurate portrayal of Salvador Perez. He'll [check] swing at a pitch that bounces in front of the plate, but if he makes contact he can put it in the bullpen. Read more
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It was Salvador Perez. Having watched Salvy swing at anything thrown at him the past couple months, nothing about the at bat was surprising other than seeing him take the following pitch to earn a 1-2 count. Read more
He's got a Frye jersey on and his team just lost to the Jaguars. This is the correct response to that situation. Read more
Yeah, he forgot to multiply the .883 in the parenthesis. It's actually 111.371. Read more
Ha ha ha. What a bunch of dopes. The answer is actually 104. Read more
Correct. The .727 was for after the Patriots won the game, pushing his record to 168-63. My bad. Read more
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As a lifetime Jets fan, I can say the Jets don't need any help losing. They do just fine on their own. Read more
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