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June 5th, 2003, 03:42 PM
#16
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haven't been to a game this year because Fenway Park tickets are refriggindiculously priced.
However I get the Sox on NESN for free.
As for Sammy the hit he took on the helmet was the second scariest thing I have seen in a major sport. Right after Lawrence Taylor snapping Joe Theismans leg like pretzel.
I think Sammy may have known what he was doing. He was coming back from an injury, wasn't hitting and had nearly been killed a few weeks before. I am not justifying it but heck half the football players and maybe a third of the baseball players are using illegal supplements. Since all the trophy bats that they have tested (for example espn tested the bat he used to hit his 497 home run) show up OK I say let him have his mea culpa and move on. Now lets start with the mandatory drug testing and see who really deserves a place in the Hall of Shame.
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June 5th, 2003, 03:53 PM
#17
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Originally posted by meatwad
I don't think that the density of the cork can compensate with the density of the wood though. The cork would be more porous I would think.
Cork doesn't absorb water, and actually doesn’t even absorb air. Therefore using a term like porous is erroneous.
As far as the whole physics of the thing, it doesn’t matter if a cork in the bat or up his a$$ will make the ball go farther, what maters is the rules specifically state what a bat can be made of, so that there is an equal playing field amongst players. If the rules were violated, he should be punished.
Perhaps a study on the history of cork:
History of Cork
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June 5th, 2003, 03:59 PM
#18
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Originally posted by Ya_know
Perhaps a study on the history of cork:
History of Cork
The funny thing is the History of cork is actually more interesting than Baseball.
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June 5th, 2003, 04:03 PM
#19
Originally posted by Ya_know
Cork doesn't absorb water, and actually doesn’t even absorb air. Therefore using a term like porous is erroneous.
As far as the whole physics of the thing, it doesn’t matter if a cork in the bat or up his a$$ will make the ball go farther, what maters is the rules specifically state what a bat can be made of, so that there is an equal playing field amongst players. If the rules were violated, he should be punished.
Perhaps a study on the history of cork:
History of Cork
Odd, yet you were one of the ones complaining in that other thread when the chick got arrested for an $11 warrant. Whats the difference, both are breaking the rules, and both should be punished?
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June 5th, 2003, 05:01 PM
#20
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Originally posted by Cleetus
Odd, yet you were one of the ones complaining in that other thread when the chick got arrested for an $11 warrant. Whats the difference, both are breaking the rules, and both should be punished?
I wasn't complaining. I think all ugly people should be arrested. As far as the major league rules…well the dude is paid a lot of money to play the game. That includes following the rules. If he makes a mistake like this and gets caught, I think he should be corked!
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June 6th, 2003, 08:35 AM
#21
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Originally posted by techs
As for Sammy the hit he took on the helmet was the second scariest thing I have seen in a major sport. Right after Lawrence Taylor snapping Joe Theismans leg like pretzel.
I think I'd have to put Bryce Florie taking a line drive to the eye ahead of Sammy on that list. Maybe even ahead of Theisman, although that was pretty sick.
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