Phillies VS Yankees

that site also predicted the rockies would win the NLDS vs the phillies in 5 games, and that the dodgers would have advanced over the phillies in 7 games in the NLCS.

Though, if you were a betting man, you'd have broken even because they did predict the yankees to win both the ALDS and ALCS.

I, however, still think this series will be decided by hitting rather than pitching, and have to assume Phillies in 6.

This is going to be a pitchers nightmare of series and it is going to be awesome. Each line up presents hitters 1-7 that can destroy the ball at any moment and especially when it is needed.

The Phillies right now are hot and have found ways to win.

I would also like to point out that the simulation in 2008 was pretty much a crap shoot pick, because they were only given a 51% and to win it and in 7. Also the picks with the exculsion of the NHL, I don't know shit about the NHL, were forgone conclusions and was just a matter of time in the other championships. Good for the computer for picking everything we already knew. They also picked Jason Werth as the WS MVP, he wasn't that good then, so I think I'll take my chances actually watching the games.

The Phillies are going to find a way to win it in SIX.

Also the picks with the exculsion of the NHL, were forgone conclusions and was just a matter of time in the other championships. Good for the computer for picking everything we already knew.

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GTFO, you're an azzz. Ooooo look at the smart man who just "knew" that all the other picks were foregone conclusions. If you already knew the winners then why did you watch those games? Whatever man, I never said don't take chances and don't watch the games. I'm just saying that the models have been consistant in choosing this year's champs. Yankees in 6 you Philly F. Now G F T O.

blip wrote:

The same computer models that correctly predicted:

NC- 2009 NCAA Champs

Detroit- 2009 NHL Champs

LA - 2009 NBA Champs

Pittsburgh- 2009 NFL Champs

predicts that New York will be MLB Champs in 6 games.

I'm not a betting man, but if I was I would be sure to use this site.

Here's the breakdown of the score for all six games and the link:

http://www.whatifsports.com/beyondtheboxscore/default.asp?article=2009WorldSeries&GT1=39002

Blip,

Cole Hamels is not pitching in game two. Wrong data, brother.

White Trash?

Who U callin White?

My trash over your trash any day.

Phils fans are dyed in blood fans for life. People there work HARD for a livin', and expect their teams to play equally hard. They're knowledgable and demanding, not rude just to be jerks. In contrast, Yank teams are seen as winners by force of bank account, and their fans are generally seen as priviledged, condescending, and just plain rude-as-a-way-of-being. Mets fans are more like Phils fans.

The teams that won talent level and experience level was far above what any reasonable person could object to that they were going to win. It was just a matter of how interesting the other team made it. They were forgone conclusions. I did watch those games.

I am speaking to the unreliability of the computer predictor and I'd rather watch the games then say its over in SIX. Your are atypical of what New York and what all the sports would be like, you are the ass sir. for using the computer. that computer is not worth the parts it is made of.

Again Phillies IN SIX.

Simulator is already off wrote:

[quote]blip wrote:

The same computer models that correctly predicted:

NC- 2009 NCAA Champs

Detroit- 2009 NHL Champs

LA - 2009 NBA Champs

Pittsburgh- 2009 NFL Champs

predicts that New York will be MLB Champs in 6 games.

I'm not a betting man, but if I was I would be sure to use this site.

Here's the breakdown of the score for all six games and the link:

http://www.whatifsports.com/beyondtheboxscore/default.asp?article=2009WorldSeries&GT1=39002

That computer model also predicted Dodgers beat Phillies in 6 games in 2009 NLCS. And that's Why they play the game, dude.

sorry the yanks inherited the Red Sox curse it will definitely be the Phillies. Yankees suck!

retard trap wrote:

sorry the yanks inherited the Red Sox curse it will definitely be the Phillies. Yankees suck!

Stay classy, Philadelphia!

LowE wrote:

Mets fans are more like Phils fans.

Go Phuck Yourself.

GTFO wrote:

The teams that won talent level and experience level was far above what any reasonable person could object to that they were going to win. It was just a matter of how interesting the other team made it. They were forgone conclusions. I did watch those games.

I am speaking to the unreliability of the computer predictor and I'd rather watch the games then say its over in SIX. Your are atypical of what New York and what all the sports would be like, you are the ass sir. for using the computer. that computer is not worth the parts it is made of.

Again Phillies IN SIX.

Another argument for ESL classes in Philadelphia.

Yes, I will be 'quietly' rooting for the Yankees... ;)

enough with the payroll nonsense. Why shouldn't the biggest city with the most resources have the highest payroll. At least the Yanks spend the money well and have a very large percentage of home grown talent making major contributions.

sum kid wrote:

Pittsburgh is a great example. The Pirates get more money from revenue sharing than they spend on player salaries. So you want to give them more money? Guess where that will end up? In the owner's pockets. They talk about paying down debt and building baseball academies and all that other stuff, but in the end they don't use the money they get to put a better product on the field so why give them more? Some ownerships care about putting a good team on the field and understand that they'll eventually make money that way. Other ownerships see free money and just stick it in their pockets.

You have the figures on hand, do you? What is the breakdown.

The Pirates are damned if they do and damned if they don't. Even if they took every penny they get from revenue sharing and all the money they have to spend on player salaries, they're still can't compete with the Yankees and Red Sox of the world in terms of talent. Plus the teams that lose money, don't last

They need to turn a profit first and win second. So do NFL teams but they hav ea far more level playing field with money.

Put the Pirates in the same situation as NFL teams, with salary caps and the like and they might actually have a shot.

Please, don't try to presume you know more about making money in this business than the people whose bottom lines are actually affected by what they spend. It's easy to throw out criticism from the cheap seats.

tigerox wrote:

enough with the payroll nonsense. Why shouldn't the biggest city with the most resources have the highest payroll?

For a very good reason: Professional sports are not like other businesses. They are the only type of business in which you cannot succeed in the long term without your competitors succeeding as well. You're not going to have much of a league if all of the other teams go out of business. You still need someone to play. And if the other teams cannot win, you will need to prop them up more and more as time goes by with revenue sharing. In the very least you stagnate as baseball has done over the past 20 years, relative to football.

A kid who grows up with a team that's had 20 straight losing seasons is far less likely to care about that team than his parents. Over time, fewer people attend games. Fewer buy season tickets. TV and radio revenues go down. Less merchandise sells.

The NFL realizes this. It does not help you in the long term to let teams perpetually lose year after year. The only way to make this happen is to level the financial playing field.

listen you whiners wrote:

The Pirates are damned if they do and damned if they don't.

If the Pirates can't compete in their current location, they should move. Maybe they'd do better in Las Vegas or northern New Jersey.

So far, so good. Phillies up 2-0 in the 6th...

sooooo what happened to all the smack talk about CC being such a dominant pitcher and that the phillies couldn't handle him, had nothing to combat him with?

If CC Sabathia continues to pitch like he did tonight, the Yankees better be worried. He's their ace and their ace was way off (at least for tonight). The Phillies showed lots of offensive firepower and Cliff Lee was lights out. Lets go Phillies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ok, it's Pedro's turn tomorrow.