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McBain says...
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>On Feb 10, 4:50=A0am, "Bill Kawalec" <billkawa...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> tell ya what; I lost interest as soon as I saw that line in the "bio"
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>> believeing that team chemistry being a myth...
>> yikes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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>Well, given a choice between a team with lots of talent or lots of
>chemistry, I'll take talent.
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>If you can get both, thats fine. But I've never seen friend****p win a
>baseball game. How does the second baseman liking the right fielder
>make them physically better players?
As in any workplace environment, performance can be effected
by the comfortability factor and external pressure. (Rasheed
Wallace playing in ****tland - No Chemistry/Rasheed Wallace
playing in Detroit - Chemistry and Champion****p).
Runs Per Season:
31' Yankees (1,067)
99' Indians (1,009)
2008 Tigers (?)
Dave
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