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mcmanmat
Montreal Canadiens
Location: hey assface I used that locati
Joined: 10.16.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:18 PM ET
How high up.
- hscesq


I don't know why anybody really cares though. It's not like the pine tar makes the bat lighter, or bigger, etc. The batter still has to hit the (frank)ing ball.
Fountain-San
Boston Bruins
Location: Marchand is a rat fink dweeb.., ME
Joined: 02.21.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:18 PM ET
How high up.
- hscesq

i won't keep this going on and on but i thought that with the brett homerun being overturned that rule went away. apparently not.
Fountain-San
Boston Bruins
Location: Marchand is a rat fink dweeb.., ME
Joined: 02.21.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:19 PM ET
I don't know why anybody really cares though. It's not like the pine tar makes the bat lighter, or bigger, etc. The batter still has to hit the (frank)ing ball.
- mcmanmat

i think the argument is is that it makes the bat stronger, more rigid in the area between the handle and barrel where most breaks are.
mcmanmat
Montreal Canadiens
Location: hey assface I used that locati
Joined: 10.16.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:20 PM ET
i think the argument is is that it makes the bat stronger, more rigid in the area between the handle and barrel where most breaks are.
- Fountain-San


If it does, that's pretty neat, because pine tar is used for an entirely different reason.
Fountain-San
Boston Bruins
Location: Marchand is a rat fink dweeb.., ME
Joined: 02.21.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:21 PM ET
If it does, that's pretty neat, because pine tar is used for an entirely different reason.
- mcmanmat

really? so it's for a good ole grip around the label of a bat? why else would they care how high up it went?
Fountain-San
Boston Bruins
Location: Marchand is a rat fink dweeb.., ME
Joined: 02.21.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:22 PM ET
this would be less gay if you were referring to cocks
- DoubleDown

this coming from the freddy mercury of the EE threads.
braidan
Referee
Montreal Canadiens
Location: State of Corruption.
Joined: 09.27.2006

Jul 16 @ 2:22 PM ET
If it does, that's pretty neat, because pine tar is used for an entirely different reason.
- mcmanmat

In baseball, pine tar is applied to the handles of baseball bats. Because of its texture, pine tar improves a batter's grip on the bat and prevents the bat from slipping out of the batter's hands during hard swings. It also helps hitters because they do not have to grip the bat as hard and in result the hitter gets more "pop".

Rule 1.10(c) of the 2002 Official Rules of Major League Baseball states that batters may apply pine tar only from the handle of the bat extending up for 18 inches. The most famous example of the rule being applied is the Pine Tar Game, the July 24, 1983 game between the Kansas City Royals and New York Yankees in which George Brett hit a home run to put the Royals ahead 5-4. Yankees manager Billy Martin immediately protested that Brett's bat had more than 18 inches of pine tar. The umpires called Brett out and nullified the home run. However, league president Lee MacPhail overruled the umpires. MacPhail said that the pine tar restriction wasn't about competitive advantage, but economics. If too much pine tar was on the bat, pine tar would end up on the ball and render it unusable for play.
BingoLady
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Ultimate Warrior, NB
Joined: 07.15.2009

Jul 16 @ 2:22 PM ET
If it does, that's pretty neat, because pine tar is used for an entirely different reason.
- mcmanmat

yep

so Bryce Harper's hero's are George Brett and Pete Rose who both played before he can remember anything unless he is the American version of QP.

hscesq
Referee
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY
Joined: 06.26.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:23 PM ET
really? so it's for a good ole grip around the label of a bat? why else would they care how high up it went?
- Fountain-San

I think part of the issue is, if it is so high up, the ball will get soiled with it, and it will end up giving the pitcher an advantage. The ball would then need to be thrown out of play.
hscesq
Referee
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY
Joined: 06.26.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:23 PM ET
I love you Adam.
braidan
Referee
Montreal Canadiens
Location: State of Corruption.
Joined: 09.27.2006

Jul 16 @ 2:23 PM ET
I think part of the issue is, if it is so high up, the ball will get soiled with it, and it will end up giving the pitcher an advantage.
- hscesq

l8
WaterBoy
Location: The opposite of what Pat says, YT
Joined: 06.27.2006

Jul 16 @ 2:23 PM ET
Un lock-out pour ne pas subir Gomez
WaterBoy
Location: The opposite of what Pat says, YT
Joined: 06.27.2006

Jul 16 @ 2:24 PM ET
I love you Adam.
- hscesq

wr4ong thread.
Fountain-San
Boston Bruins
Location: Marchand is a rat fink dweeb.., ME
Joined: 02.21.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:24 PM ET
I think part of the issue is, if it is so high up, the ball will get soiled with it, and it will end up giving the pitcher an advantage.
- hscesq

thank you for this not snarky response to my question.
Fountain-San
Boston Bruins
Location: Marchand is a rat fink dweeb.., ME
Joined: 02.21.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:25 PM ET
In baseball, pine tar is applied to the handles of baseball bats. Because of its texture, pine tar improves a batter's grip on the bat and prevents the bat from slipping out of the batter's hands during hard swings. It also helps hitters because they do not have to grip the bat as hard and in result the hitter gets more "pop".

Rule 1.10(c) of the 2002 Official Rules of Major League Baseball states that batters may apply pine tar only from the handle of the bat extending up for 18 inches. The most famous example of the rule being applied is the Pine Tar Game, the July 24, 1983 game between the Kansas City Royals and New York Yankees in which George Brett hit a home run to put the Royals ahead 5-4. Yankees manager Billy Martin immediately protested that Brett's bat had more than 18 inches of pine tar. The umpires called Brett out and nullified the home run. However, league president Lee MacPhail overruled the umpires. MacPhail said that the pine tar restriction wasn't about competitive advantage, but economics. If too much pine tar was on the bat, pine tar would end up on the ball and render it unusable for play.

- braidan

you too sir.
hscesq
Referee
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY
Joined: 06.26.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:25 PM ET
l8
- braidan

Sorry. I was banning Adam for being a child.
hscesq
Referee
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY
Joined: 06.26.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:25 PM ET
wr4ong thread.
- WaterBoy

_nay_
Boston Bruins
Location: "aaaargh my leg!!!" -Max Pacioretty
Joined: 04.06.2011

Jul 16 @ 2:26 PM ET
J’en reviens tout simplement pas de lire ce que les supposés connaiseurs Fans du CH peuvent écrire,et le pire,de le penser.
1: Goeffrion mérite son contrat,il est supérieur à Darche
2: On devrait donner une autre chance à Gomez(expliquez-la moi celle là,je deviens sénile à 58 ans? lollllll
Vous voulez des stats(plusieurs se basent sur ça pour évaluer un joueur). Le fameux Gomez: 196 parties de jouées avec le CH =21 buts.Toujours sur les 2 premiers trios,et aussi en A.N. Darche: 149 parties de jouées avec le CH. =22 buts.Pas si mal pour un joueur étiqueté 3 ième et 4 ième trio,qui ne jouait jamais en A.N et souvent son temps de glaçe coupé. On ne parlera pas de différence de salaire,on va me répondre encore que ça marche au % de la masse salarial. Si il y a logique,Gomez “DEWORS” et je le remplace par Darche,on sauve des M$$$$$$ et on produit d’avantage. Ne me répondez pas que je parle pour rien dire,je le sais maudit . lollll
braidan
Referee
Montreal Canadiens
Location: State of Corruption.
Joined: 09.27.2006

Jul 16 @ 2:28 PM ET
Sorry. I was banning Adam for being a child.
- hscesq

Took you long enough.
_nay_
Boston Bruins
Location: "aaaargh my leg!!!" -Max Pacioretty
Joined: 04.06.2011

Jul 16 @ 2:30 PM ET
J’en reviens tout simplement pas de lire ce que les supposés connaiseurs Fans du CH peuvent écrire,et le pire,de le penser.
1: Goeffrion mérite son contrat,il est supérieur à Darche
2: On devrait donner une autre chance à Gomez(expliquez-la moi celle là,je deviens sénile à 58 ans? lollllll
Vous voulez des stats(plusieurs se basent sur ça pour évaluer un joueur). Le fameux Gomez: 196 parties de jouées avec le CH =21 buts.Toujours sur les 2 premiers trios,et aussi en A.N. Darche: 149 parties de jouées avec le CH. =22 buts.Pas si mal pour un joueur étiqueté 3 ième et 4 ième trio,qui ne jouait jamais en A.N et souvent son temps de glaçe coupé. On ne parlera pas de différence de salaire,on va me répondre encore que ça marche au % de la masse salarial. Si il y a logique,Gomez “DEWORS” et je le remplace par Darche,on sauve des M$$$$$$ et on produit d’avantage. Ne me répondez pas que je parle pour rien dire,je le sais maudit . lollll

- _nay_


Il y a 10 minutes
constant gallant
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hscesq
Referee
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Our debt is easily solvable considering the assets owned by the province. QP, NY
Joined: 06.26.2007

Jul 16 @ 2:32 PM ET
Took you long enough.
- braidan

Thank you.
hon_hon_hon
Montreal Canadiens
Location: @hon_hon_hon# re #price @habs I hope @# they call @# him up. -@#hon_hon_hon #@#! #112v #k#1r3@
Joined: 04.09.2012

Jul 16 @ 2:33 PM ET
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jaymster790
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Elsewhere, QC
Joined: 03.16.2009

Jul 16 @ 2:35 PM ET
J’en reviens tout simplement pas de lire ce que les supposés connaiseurs Fans du CH peuvent écrire,et le pire,de le penser.
1: Goeffrion mérite son contrat,il est supérieur à Darche
2: On devrait donner une autre chance à Gomez(expliquez-la moi celle là,je deviens sénile à 58 ans? lollllll
Vous voulez des stats(plusieurs se basent sur ça pour évaluer un joueur). Le fameux Gomez: 196 parties de jouées avec le CH =21 buts.Toujours sur les 2 premiers trios,et aussi en A.N. Darche: 149 parties de jouées avec le CH. =22 buts.Pas si mal pour un joueur étiqueté 3 ième et 4 ième trio,qui ne jouait jamais en A.N et souvent son temps de glaçe coupé. On ne parlera pas de différence de salaire,on va me répondre encore que ça marche au % de la masse salarial. Si il y a logique,Gomez “DEWORS” et je le remplace par Darche,on sauve des M$$$$$$ et on produit d’avantage. Ne me répondez pas que je parle pour rien dire,je le sais maudit . lollll

- _nay_

I hope he didn't breed.
_nay_
Boston Bruins
Location: "aaaargh my leg!!!" -Max Pacioretty
Joined: 04.06.2011

Jul 16 @ 2:36 PM ET


une rumeur court depuis quelque jours que le canadien discute avec plusieur equipe afin d amelioré son club

la rumeur d aujourd hui est que le canadien discute depuis plusieur jours avec les red wings de detroit.

la rumeur veut que le canadien cède

yannick webber et andrei markov

contre ??

qui pourrais faire partie de cette transaction selon vous?

webber ok mais markov tu te dois d aller chercher un bon joueur en retour.

j attend vos reponse et surtout n oublié pas que ceci n est q une rumeur.

il en on parlé a la radio et c est sur un site aussi .
jugkope
Location: Possibly at the Zoo
Joined: 07.19.2009

Jul 16 @ 2:50 PM ET
une rumeur court depuis quelque jours que le canadien discute avec plusieur equipe afin d amelioré son club

la rumeur d aujourd hui est que le canadien discute depuis plusieur jours avec les red wings de detroit.

la rumeur veut que le canadien cède

yannick webber et andrei markov

contre ??

qui pourrais faire partie de cette transaction selon vous?

webber ok mais markov tu te dois d aller chercher un bon joueur en retour.

j attend vos reponse et surtout n oublié pas que ceci n est q une rumeur.

il en on parlé a la radio et c est sur un site aussi .

- _nay_


Brendan Smith ++
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