@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH The Dodgers went 32 years without winning a WS. The Yankees haven’t won one since 09. The Red Sox won in 18 but have not been back since and traded away Mookie Betts because he was going to cost too much. I’d love to see MIL/SEA/TB etc win but a cap doesn’t mean it will happen.
@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH They had their shots but they failed. No salary cap guarantees competitive balance. It only gives you the illusion of it.
@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH I’m tracking perfectly fine. The Royals who are also in KC have won and lost a WS in the time frame we are using. The Brewers are close to GB and have been to the NLCS 3 times and couldn’t get the job done. The Pirates have had multiple playoff appearances but not won a series.
@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH The small market teams have had multiple opportunities to win a WS as I stated. Is your suggestion that Cleveland lost to the Cubs in 2016 because they were the smaller market?
@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH And for added comparison, in the same 25 year stretch 12 of 32 NFL teams have won a superbowl. That’s less than half. Seems like a salary cap isn’t a major factor in giving teams a chance to win it all.
@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH I haven’t lied. 16 of 30 teams have won the WS since 2000. 28 of 30 have at least made it to an LCS. Even in that list of 14, Cleveland, Colorado, Detroit, Tampa have all made it to the WS and lost.
@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH This isn’t a joke. MLB has seen more than 1/2 the teams win the WS since the turn of the century. There were no repeat champs until last season. All but 2 teams have made it to the final 4. All of this has occurred without a salary cap.
@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH Ok now that I have your standard of population size, the 5 smallest pops in baseball are MIL, KC, STL, CIN & PIT. That accounts for 3 WS rings, 5 WS appearances, and 13 LCS appearances in the past 20 years.
@corpdevinvestin@KodyDuncanPGH What are your parameters for “small market?” St. Louis has won 2 and lost one WS. KC has won 1 lost 1. Some say Houston is at least mid market. They’ve won 2 and lost 2. Where does San Francisco fall? They’ve won 3.
@MJKelleyII Is Mary the mother of Jesus? Yes? Is Jesus God? Yes? Was Jesus God while in Mary’s womb? Yes? Then she is the mother of God. Not that she created God but that Jesus is fully God and fully man.
@renewingprotest@hyde62056 I do both. And when I go to Mass scripture is being proclaimed throughout all of it. So again I challenge you to go to Mass and find out just how scriptural it is
@renewingprotest Let’s see… we have Ignatius of Antioch affirming True Presence in 110 AD, Justin Martyr in 150 AD and Cyril of Jerusalem in 350 AD. All of them vastly predate the 4th Lateran Council in 1215 when transubstantiation was officially defined.
@MJKelleyII@GringoPapist Let’s see… we have Ignatius of Antioch affirming True Presence in 110 AD, Justin Martyr in 150 AD and Cyril of Jerusalem in 350 AD. All of them vastly predate the 4th Lateran Council in 1215 when transubstantiation was officially defined. Is that historical enough?