Grandersom seems made for the big stage to me. That doesn’t mean he actually will be but all the signs point in that direction by my estimation. I’m excited to see what he brings to the table in 2010.

“Gotta die of something”. And with your boots on in the Horizontal plane.

Thanks for the input on the pitching. I think they should at least start the season that way and adjust if needed.

Granderson’s 2009 BABIP v. LHP was .228, v. RHP it was .296. For his career it’s .263 v. LHP and .341 v. RHP.

Granderson’s 2009 LD% v. LHP was 21.2 %, v. RHP it was 21.2 %. For his career it’s 18.6 % v. LHP and 21.3 % v. RHP.

(1) The difference between Granderson being a .300 hitter & a .252 hitter is 1 hit a week. If he had 1 more hit every week he would have batted .300.

(2) If CG had the 1 extra hit a week, then he would have had an OBP of .372 which isn’t too bad.

Batting 2nd, in front of Tex & ARod he’d see more fastballs and 1 extra hit a week is not too much to ask. Also, Detroit had CG batting 1st with Clete Thomas or Ordonez batting 3rd, neither of which scares anyone.

Who cares about the American Heart Association? You gotta die of something, might as well be with a smile!

MTU — I have always been opposed to a 12-man pitching staff and have written that on this blog many times.

With four starters who combined for well over 800 innings each of the last two seasons it makes little to no sense to carry 12 for this team.

Did you ever use the low-fat varieties of the cream cheese and mexican cheese blend?

(I have used the low fat cream cheese in other recipes with no one being able to guess.)

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You could, but I usually use the full fat in this receipe. I hardly ever make it and lower fat doesn’t always melt well. The trick is to not eat the whole thing by yourself

Did you ever use the low-fat varieties of the cream cheese and mexican cheese blend?

(I have used the low fat cream cheese in other recipes with no one being able to guess.)