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Worst QB's in NFL History
(Based off of TD's to INTs)
QB                               TD's       INT's   Ratio
10. Kent Nix                23           49        2.1/1
9. Heath Shuler          15           33        2.2/1
8. Jeff Komlo              12           28        2.3/1
7. Ryan Leaf               14           36        2.6/1
6. Kelly Stouffer          7            19        2.7/1
5. Bob Avellini            33           69        3/1
4. Gary Huff                16           50        3.1/1
3. Nathan Peterman    3            12        4/1
2. Rick Horton             7            30        4.3/1
1. Andrew Walter        3            16        5.3/1
PBS 2018 NBA Over/ Unders
Phoenix Suns UNDER 29
Minnesota Timberwolves UNDER 45
Cleveland Cavaliers UNDER 30.5
New Orleans Pelicans OVER 46
Toronto Raptors OVER 55
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2018 PBS NFL picks:(20-28-2 for season)
Week Twelve          Week Eleven
                                 Atl (-3.5) vs Dal
                                 NYG (-1.5) vs TB
                                 Hou (-3) at Was
                                 Phil (+8.5) at NO
                                 LAR (-3.5) vs KC
Week Ten                  Week Nine
Was (+3) at TB          Pit (+2.5) at Balt
Ten (+6.5) vs NE       Was (-2) vs Atl
NYJ (-7) vs Buf         Sea (+1) vs LAC
Cle (+6) vs Atl           NO (+2) vs LAR
NYG (+3.5) at SF       Ten (+5) at Dal
Week Eight                Week Seven                Det (-3) vs Sea          Mia (+3) vs Det
Car (+2) vs Balt         Cle (+3.5) at TB
Oak (+3) vs Ind          Dal (+1) at Was
Min (-1) vs NO             NO (+2.5) at Balt
Cin (-4.5) vs TB           Chi (+2.5) vs NE
Week Six                      Week Five
Atl (-3) vs TB               GB (-1) at Det
Oak (-2.5) vs Sea         Mia (+6) at Cin
Car (+1) at Was           Ari (+4) at SF
Ari (+10) at Min            Cle (+3) vs Balt
Ind (+2.5) at NYJ          Was (+6.5) at NO
Week Four                    Week Three
Det (+3) at Dal                Phil (-6.5) vs Ind
NYJ (+7.5) at Jac           Car (-3) vs Cin
Phil (-3.5) at Ten            LAC (+7) at LAR
LAC (-10.5) vs SF          NE (-6.5) at Det
Sea (-3) at Ari                Pit (-1.5) at TB
Week Two                       Week One
Car (+5.5) at Atl              Cle (+4) vs Pit
NYJ (-3) vs Mia               Ten (-1) at Mia
TB (+3) vs Phil               KC (+3.5) at LAC
SF (-6.5) vs Det               NYG (+3) vs Jac
NYG (+3) at Dal              Car (-3) vs Dal
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PBS AWARDS MLB 2018
AL MVP                                                AL MVP
1. JD Martinez (Bos)                            1, Christian Yelich (Mil)
2. Alex Bregman (Hou)                        2. Javier Baez (Chi)
3. Mookie Betts (Bos)                          3. Matt Carpenter (SL)
AL Cy Young                                        NL Cy Young
1. Blake Snell (TB)                               1. Jacob deGrom (NYM)
2. Corey Kluber (Cle)                            2. Max Scherzer (Was)
3. Edwin Diaz (Sea)                             3. Aaron Nola (Phil)
AL Rookie of the Year                          NL Rookie of the Year
1. Shohei Ohtani (LAA)                         1. Ronald Acuna (Atl)
2. Miguel Andujar (NYY)                       2. Juan Soto (Was)
3. Gleyber Torres (NYY)                        3. Walker Buehler (LAD)
AL Manager of the Year                        NL Manager of the Year
1. Kevin Cash (TB)                                1. Brian Snitker (Atl)
2. Bob Melvin (Oak)                               2. Mike Shildt (SL)
3. Scott Servais (Sea)                            3. Gabe Kapler (Phil)
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Baseball Hall of Fame Comparison: (2017 version)
Barry Larkin vs Alan Trammell (CONGRATS BBHOF 2018!)
Larkin
GP    AB     R     H     2B  3B HR RBI SB AVG OPS OPS+
2180-9057-1329-2340-441-76-198-960- 379-.295- .815-116
Trammell
2293-9376-1231-2365-412-55-185-1003-236-.285-.767-110
Willie Stargell vs Fred McGriff
Stargell
2360-9027- 1194- 2232-423-55-475-1540-    -.282-.889-147
McGriff
2460-10174-1349-2490-441-24-493-1550-    -.284-.886-134
John Smoltz vs Curt Schilling
Smoltz
G-   GS- W-   L   SV- ERA-  IP-   ER-   BB-  K-  WHIP- ERA+
723-481-213-155-154-3.33-3473-1284-1010-3084-1.176-125
Schilling
569-436-216-146-22-  3.46-3261-1253-711-  3116-1.137-127
Bruce Sutter vs Lee Smith
Sutter
661 -0-  68-   71- 300-2.83-1042-328-309-  861- 1.140-   136
Smith
1022-6- 71-   92-478- 3.03-1289-434-486- 1251-1.256-   132
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In Memoriam:
The following players and guests have all appeared on the Passed Ball Show and are no longer with us. They are forever members of the PBS family: 
Joe Landrum, Carl Scheib, Ed Charles, Chuck Churn, Jim Bunning, Roy Sievers, Ned Garver, Steve Korcheck, Joe Durham, Milt Pappas, Monte Irvin, Frank Malzone, Hal Brown, Willie Royster, Darryl Hamilton, Earl Averill, Mike Caracciolo (The Kid From Brooklyn), Harry Warner, Jerry Lumpe, Art Schult, Justin Miller.