Does anyone else find it, uh well, ironic that a BoSox fan is trying to explain "winning"? Seems to me that that's kinda like an anteater trying to explain quantum physics. [/B][/QUOTE]

Well, they are almost as good as the Tigers. :rolleyes:

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Mick, I think the "xxxxxxx" comment was directed at my post, not yours. I ended my wildly entertaining comments by asking "Does that help?"

wizard, was subtly telling me that my comments did not address his main concern. I don't think that particular comment was meant as a judgment on you.

More like a priest giving marriage counceling. I know what it is, just never experienced it.

Well, they are almost as good as the Tigers. :rolleyes:
[/B][/QUOTE]Geeze, Mick, give 'em a break. I honestly think that the Tigers are finally on the right track. They seem to have a plan now, at least. Couldn't say that the last coupla years.

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Thanks, Chuck,
Regardless, I read his post before he edited it.

Oh, kinda like Dr. Ruth giving out advice on sex. (shudder)

[Edited by Jurassic Referee on Apr 16th, 2004 at 10:17 AM]

"Oo-oo-oo, I'm GOOD!!" Don't you believe her, JR?

Oh, kinda like Dr. Ruth giving out advice on sex. (shudder) [/B][/QUOTE]

"Oo-oo-oo, I'm GOOD!!" Don't you believe her, JR?
[/B][/QUOTE]Well, I'm trying to be kind about this, but the woman is 3'14" tall and looks like a toad. Kinda like a female Chuck, come to think about it.

Here's one for your buddy, Mark. Can you picture Dr. Ruth in a thong and fishnets? I just did. And I went blind.

Chuck, we need to get you some counseling for this one. :p

Does anyone else find it, uh well, ironic that a BoSox fan is trying to explain "winning"? Seems to me that that's kinda like an anteater trying to explain quantum physics. [/B][/QUOTE]

It could happen...(I mean the anteater physicist of course)

http://www.ps.uci.edu/physics/antlecturer.gif

Does anyone else find it, uh well, ironic that a BoSox fan is trying to explain "winning"? Seems to me that that's kinda like an anteater trying to explain quantum physics. [/B][/QUOTE]

It could happen...(I mean the anteater physicist of course)

http://www.ps.uci.edu/physics/antlecturer.gif
[/B][/QUOTE]I humbly bow in respect to your amazing <b>gif</b>-t.

It could happen...(I mean the anteater physicist of course)

http://www.ps.uci.edu/physics/antlecturer.gif
[/B][/QUOTE]I humbly bow in respect to your amazing <b>gif</b>-t. [/B][/QUOTE]

I kinda had a head start.

UC Irvine has excellent engineering, physics & material science departments.

They also call themselves the Anteaters.

First, I'm betting on the anteater, not the Bosox fan.

Second, I think that the "winning doesn't matter" school of thought is missing something, but in youth sports, the "winning is the only thing" school is also missing something. Balance is truly the key. But lets not pretend that kids don't know or car about the score.

We had a youth soccer league where we didn't keep official scores. We had about 10 players a team and ran the games 4v4 on two fields side by side, to give more playing time and touches. The result was that players would switch between the two fields based on who was wanting to come out, who was ready to go in, etc. Didn't matter. Kids knew the score on both fields, and yes, they cared.

Where you can go wrong is if you use short-term strategies to win that hinder long-term player development. If you develop players properly, you will win, but it will take a little mor etime sometimes. Over time, you and your players will be more successful. It doesn't have to be a choice between wins and development.

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My apologies. I DID edit after realizing the sacastic remarks was from someone other than who the question was directed to.

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YU.P.