U accuse me of having problems? WOW!

I don’t care what you think of me. Bye.

Yes, your comments are eccentric and excessively creepy, and you attack people like everyone else, for example: “@protius… Dude are YOU kidding? Do you really need an in-depth explanation of why the extra two runs… didn’t freaking matter? So… there was no pressure on Coke with 3 runs? Remind me… didn’t the Yanks score 4 the night before in the 9th??? Um… yep. U don’t think THAT added pressure to Detroit? Um… Yep again… thought so. Give it a rest. The Yankee’s will win one soon.” This was your response to a post that was not even addressed to you. Nice to meet you too, Captain Weirdo.
And how about this response: “@Stiller43.. Ok, I’ll play…And what about Valverde’s melt down that gave NY EVERY chance to be back in it and win? The Tigers maximized their opportunities and had the mental fortitude to overcome adversity.They Yankee’s DID NOT. They LOST. Pure and simple, no excuses.” You are down right cordial. No bias, here….noooo, none at all. No confrontation either, you are just the sweetest guy on the boards.
Here’s what I take you for, and how I think you are perceived by other’s: You’re unsophisticated, mundane, pretentious and gratuitously smug.

Usually, when someone is self-righteous there’s a reason, but you have nothing going for you: You know very little about baseball; your critical thinking skills are horrible; you can’t distinguish between humor and argument; and you pick and choose what arguments you respond to, which is bad form, and you insist on using this “pure and simple” nonsense, which comes across as timid and girlish. You get under people’s skin, not by the strength of your argument or your baseball commonsense, but rather, by the sissyness of your replies.

Now you know what I think of you.

Who you think you are is irrelevant. Who I am is also irrelevant, but I’ll tell you one thing, I don’t let anyone fight my battles for me, invited or uninvited. It’ll only prove your sissyness. Capisce?

Yes, I enjoy my comments and many others that are not so overtly biased and steeped in denial and excuses.

I don’t run at people like you do. I do thoroughly enjoy getting under the skin of folks who think just because they launch an insult, everybody will just go away to avoid confrontation.

Now, you know who I am, and who I think I am. Who are you?

Re-read my comments. There are no arguments, weak or strong. It’s sarcastic humor……….duh. Do you even know what an argument is? I don’t think so….LMAO.

Get over yourself.

BTW: What is this “pure and simple” thing with you?

Why should the readers believe that your point of view remains untainted by the world around you, or that your comments are any more basic then any other reader? Who do you think you are?

He has no idea what you’re talking about.

I think the problem happened in the return to second base. I know he’s a professional and all, but I think he wasn’t expecting Infante to return to the bag. He was in a good position to see Infante contact the bag on his way to third, which was my reaction when watching the game, that the runner was going to third. If you watch, as Infante stops and tries to return to second, the umpire is hustling to move to a better vantage point to make the (unexpected) second call at second base. He’s clearly out of position, and still moving when the play occurs, which makes it that much harder to make an accurate call.

Congrats… you win the award!

Besides, I had my labotomy years ago and recovered nicely.

It helped me see facts as facts and not cry in my beer. You should try it.

You’ll thank me later, I guarantee it.

What it shows is that Detroit pitchers feasted on a huge zone for Yankee lefty hitters, while Yankee pitchers got some low calls on Detroit’s right-handed hitters.

And, overall, Detroit pitchers came out a little ahead, but not ridiculously so. There were a few more strikes called out of the actual strike zone (not the “typical” zone) for Detroit pitchers than there were for Yankee pitchers.

Anyone who would like to make a donation, can send a check to The Empty Head Foundation, in care of polegojim at Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital, NY, NY.

Last time I checked, the Yankee’s still hold bats at the plate.

Last time I checked, the Yankee’s still pitch to Detroit batters who hold the same lumber.

Winners don’t whine, they step up in the face of bad calls… just like BAD PITCHING.

Yanks are only victims of their own ineptitude right now.

That pretty much qualifies and fits the profile of your statement… but Fister and the Tigers overcame it.

That’s what the Yanks could have done and should have done. Pure and simple.

You’re telling me… that a team that scored 0 runs in ANY event, would have won? Actually NEVER seen that happen!

You’re telling me that the Yankee’s STOPPED TRYING because 3 freaking runs is just TOOOOOO MUCH for them… Wait, didn’t they score 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 the night before?

You’re telling me that the Yankees are SOOOO tempermental, that that blow call completely put their heads in the toilets and out of the game??? You must have think that you have a bunch of weak minded bafoons on the NY gear.

You’re telling me that the Tigers can BLOW a 4 run lead… and still play to win… but the Yankees can’t???

That’s excuse making crap…. you and Michael have a warped view of your Yankee’s.