twballgame9 {l Wrote}:pick6pedro {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:pick6pedro {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:pick6pedro {l Wrote}:twballgame9 {l Wrote}:You take the guys that give their teams a better chance to win. I will take the guys that win more.
Thanks in advance.
P&S Pedro, I have no idea what you are talking about, but it skips over nice.
"I'm going to take a guy who is less talented simply because the team around him allowed him to win more games. Trent Dilfer and I are having lunch this afternoon, he's just a winner. Teh awesomeness!1" - twb 5/25/2010
I don't care if a guy wins anything! I just want him to give us a chance to win! I love Jeff George and Drew Bledsoe!!!!!!!!!!!" They are awesome." -pedro 5/25/2010
OJ, is that you?
I just did the same thing you did OJ.
You really don't see the difference? While you've spouted off over and over that wins are all that matter, I've never once said I don't care about wins. You must be confusing me with eepstein. So, sorry, you did not do the "same thing". Although, it's kinda cute you tried to copy me - try and keep up.
So in other words, you are not OJ because its' true, you are OJ because you argued with me without taking a position. In fact, you are now implying that you argued with me because you agreed with me.
And I didn't say wins are the only stat. Again, since you appear to be slightly autistic, the argument is not whether wins are the only stat, and whether anything else matters. The point is that epstein said wins are "meaningless". Thus, my position is that that is wrong, that they are not meaningless. That's called an "argument".
I thought you were back on track with your reading comprehension. I was wrong.
Who's autistic? You keep applying eepstein's argument to me for some odd reason. For the last time, I'm not arguing his side - I'm arguing with you about the value you place on wins in an individual comparison (as I stated in my FIRST post on the topic). Again, keep up and you won't have to resort to petty name calling. Take a deep breath and start over.