Dude your a fucking homer-ignoramis if you think Shane Victorino is better than BJ Upton. Every team in Major League Baseball would take Upton over Victorino, even the Phillies. Next thing we're going to hear is Longoria isn't the best 3rd basemen in the series. Pedro Feliz is amazing.
hno:BJ Upton .273 BA 9 HR 67 RBI 44 Stolen Bases .383 On Base %
Shane Victorino .293 BA 14 HR 58 RBI 36 Stolen Bases .352 On Base %
Victorino covers as much ground in CF IF NOT MORE and led the NL in outfield assists with a cannon for an arm. Its ok Mets fans dont know what winning baseball is. I fully understand that your a moron
So Victorino had a better batting average, and a few more HR's in that matchbox of a ballpark, where dead center is 369 feet. OK. Upton had more runs batted in, more steals and a better OPS, you just gave a few stats that don't even support your arguement dumb***. As far as defensively Victorino is not better than Upton ask Victorino himself, after his ass was GUNNED DOWN. You're pathetic next time you present some stats make sure they're worth while, for your arguement at least. Not to mention Upton's a f***ing kid, like I said every team in major league baseball would take BJ Upton over Victorino, EVEN THE PHILLIES.
A buddy of mine wrote this
Tampa Bay owns 2 Titles (total) in the 4 major sports. The Tampa Bay Bucs won a Super Bowl and the Tampa Bay Lightning won a Stanley Cup. The irony is that the Bucs had to win the NFC Title game in Philadelphia before they could go on to the SB that they won. The Lightning beat the Flyers in a tough 7 game series in the Eastern Finals and they went on to win the Stanley Cup. Those 2 were in the same Conference and they met in the Conference Finals. In bases they are not. The result remains the same and for the 3rd time in 5 years, Tampa Bay will use Philadelphia as a steppin' stone to another title!
Brad Lidge didn't lose or blow a game all year. Well, he actually did once but it didn't count against him because it happened in the All Star game. Lidge received the loss in that game and it was the only game he lost all season. The winning pitcher in that All Star game? You guessed it, Scott Kazmir. That game gave home field advantage to the Rays and the American League in the WS. At the time, nobody knew how dominant the Rays would be at home and nobody knew the 2 pitchers involved in the decision were going to be facing each other in the WS. Now that is ironic!
I can't wait until Lidge comes in.:nohead:
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