@mikekadlick Not sure about that strategy of NOT having our best defensive player guard their best offensive player. That's the Superbowl film they should've watched.
@orskyai@BillSimmons Clearly you did ZERO research before posting this. During this stretch, they are...
4-0 vs. Yankees (64-51)
6-0 vs. White Sox (59-55)
4-0 vs. Tampa Bay (68-46)
4-0 vs. Dodgers (69-46)
That's 18-0 vs. teams with winning records.
@TrillBill1C8@be__accountable@JoeyMBaby@Tony_Catalina@EdHand89 Those of us who saw every at bat KNOW. By July, he was a beast, by August he was POPPIN'!
June= 73 PA .210 avg .329 OBP .668 OPS 8 R 5 2B 1 HR 6 RBI
July= 104 PA .329 AVG .452 OBP .946 OPS 18 R 9 2B 1 3B 1 HR 12 RBI
Aug= 118 PA .304 AVG .390 OBP .910 OPS 21 R 4 2B 6 HR 13 RBI
@planterspunch7@nut_history Umm, NOPE.
Not even close.
45-year Sox fan here and I still stand by the fact that Betts was the single-best all around player we've had in my lifetime. That trade, NOT the Sale trade will go down as the worst Red Sox trade since Babe Ruth.
@DidierGMM@bhurd2@HarryFlashman@NAaronReed@TiltedTyrion @HundredHistory @historyinmemes Exactly!
Increased H2O is caused by increased temps due to increased CO2 & CH4, not increased making of rice and pasta!
You simply cannot reduce atmospheric water vapor directly, but we CAN indirectly by reducing CO2 & CH4.
Blaming H2O is completely disingenuous.
@bhurd2@TiltedTyrion @HundredHistory @historyinmemes Red herring. Human inputs of water vapor are completely insignificant. What causes more water vapor in the atmosphere? Higher temps increasing evapotranspiration. The best way to reduce water vapor = reduce temps by reducing greenhouse gases by reduced burning of fossil fuels.