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About MP3 downloads at CD Baby)unlike anything you've heard.CatalogBy LocationUSA: CaliforniaRecommended if you like ...Every track is bangin with that West Coast , Sacramento mobb sound.DUBB has been puttin it down for years and continues to grow with every release.Ground Zero is volume one of nine.Volume two will be available in March 2006.DUBB felt he wanted to hold down a whole album solo like they used to do back in the day.DUBBauthor: WstCstGIt doesn't get any better than this!His beats are sick and his style is original.Chris has always been the shit!!!Check out the official website, www.DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS ALBUMauthor: Filthy RichThis album is bangin.The lyrics are as real as it gets.Dubb is speaking nothing but game on this one.So stay tuned for the next heater, Eighty8 a.What you get when you listen to this is hard real rap with no guest appearances.Please log in to email this artist.Click your browser's Back button to return to the previous page.This video will appear on your blog shortly.The video has been added to your playlist.Please login to add to your playlists.Change this to see only comments above a certain value.Change the value of a comment by clicking on a thumb.Your Winthrop fams love you!Would you like to comment?VOTE BARACK OBAMA 2008Dedicated to Barack Obama...VOTE BARACK OBAMA 2008Dedicated to Barack Obama, the only presidential candidate who opposed the Iraq War from the beginning.So watch out who you messin wit Dem boys in blue be listening Them Government spies issearching through your messages Rejecting all our rights then Claim that they protectin themMean time, teens die in this land we should never have been steppin inAnd they still cant tell uswhere the hell those "weapons" went?!So who's the true terrorists here?"YouTube recommends upgrading to a safer, modern browsersuch as Firefox.Dubb, has dedicated his life to making music.Production for volume two entitled, The Garbage Man (2005) took only nine months to produce, the "Shock Treatment" album came next in 2007 and now His 8th official album "veteran status" is here!Ground Zero was a whole new beginning for this Sacramento native and music extraordinaire.Dubb is destined for legendary status and has become somewhat of an underground favorite here in Northern California thanks to his hard work and dedication.Its what he likes to call Mobb Music, classic west coast style with his own personal twist.This Is 4 My City (feat.RIDE 4 THE MONEY ( feat.Veteran Status is all thug.East Coast emcee Yak Ballz is finally here!Dubb and I had the following exchange.Wouldnt you agree that the best teams make it to the playoffs?Wouldn't you also agree that most teams that make the playoffs have above average pitching?Wouldnt you also agree that there is more pressure to perform in the playoffs (i.Jeter's batting line is basically the same as his regular season.Performing well in clutch situations is not.We spoke on the phone after this exchange, and while he definitely understood my position I think he and I still had different views on the subject.Healthy debate and intelligent discussion only enhance the flow of good ideas about the subject, and that is good for both parties involved, no matter the outcome.That some kids just got too nervous in big situations and were sure to choke.ZERO proof to this theory but it sounds logical to me.Maybe at lower levels of athletics some kids do thrive from the the spotlight of the big lights, while others wilt when the pressure is on.However we are talking about the elite of the elite.This is an excerpt from an article by Joe Sheehan of Baseball Prospectus that you really, really, really need to read on the subject of the clutch player.They've proven that by rising to the top of an enormous pyramid of players, tens of thousands of them, all trying to be one of the top 0.The guys who are good enough to be in the majors are all capable of succeeding and failing in these situations, and they're as likely to do one or the other in the clutch as they are at any other time.Over the course of a game, a month, a season or a career, there is virtually no evidence that any player or group of players possesses an ability to outperform his established level of ability in clutch situations, however defined.To me , when it passes the common sense test and the stats seem to back it up, thats pretty convincing.Dubb brought up Josh Beckett as an example of clutchiness.PS: Please read that article too because Joe is much more elegant about the subject than I am.PPS: despite me proclaiming my position about clutch, I am open to new ideas.Donald,Define Clutch in your eyes.Adam Vinatari was called clutch when he beat the Raiders in the 'Snow Bowl' even though he missed 2 (I believe it's 2, but you will not find anything in the media saying he missed any) Field Goals earlier that game.To me, that's not clutch.Or, is clutch over the long term like having 2 huge series in the Baseball playoffs?Or, hit every field goal attempt in the NFL Playoffs?To some one it could be consistently performing better in one specific set of situations than he does in all over situations.Its really a difficult thing to pin down.They are two very different things to me.To me a clutch performance could be defined as major game changing in an important situation, play or something to that effect.But just some food for thought...You raise some good points.That 5 second clip of Jeter making a great game saving play is certainly very memorable.Also Arod Vs Jeter post season ..From memory I think jeter has roughly 350 more at bats in the post season than AROD.If you give AROD 350 more at bats to catch up to Jeter I would be willing to nearly Guarentee he would have better offensive numbers.He is just a better hitter.Well you can micro analyse this to death; and really break down the particular pitching match up,or really need to avoid a strike out, but that may be splitting hairs ...When speaking about Derek Jeter (for example) and saying his numbers in the post season mirror his numbers in the regular season against better competition thus it means he is clutch...On a side note I agree with Don in that certain images, games, and postseason series stick with us...If Jeter's or other had this clutch switch they could just turn on, why wouldn't they leave it on all the time and be better players which you think they obviously would .....Morris did have that one sweet game ...Says nothing of the fact that in the 92 Series he posted a sexy 8.Morris deserved to be in the hall of fame based on that one game...Almost as bad as Woody Paige saying he would vote for Goose Gossage because he was nice to him once during an interview even if he didn't deserve to be voted in...Yeah that Woody Paige article was amazing.Words can not describe that one.Sorry for the late reply don, but i promised to voice my opinion on the subject.In my opinion, there is such thing as a "clutch player" and a clutch performance is the thing that is the product of statistical fluctuation.First of all, to the comment above about Jeter haveing a 'clutch switch' that he can turn on in the post season, I really do think that most of the time players aren't playing to the best of their abilities.I'm not too keen on baseball so I'm not going to act like an expert, but haven't you ever noticed the difference in regular and post season hockey?However, everyone is stepping it up in the playoffs, which is why you can't find the clutch statistics you are looking for.I'm not sure what Jeter did earn his clutch title.No one is gunna remember the guy if he goes 4 for 5 but misses the buzzer beater at the end and they lose.Brian, I see we agree on a lot of points basically.Its what makes baseball entertaining to watch and the moments memorable.At the same time lets still put it in perspective.The only thing is, there is no concrete proof that any of these things actually lead to a noticeable increase or decrease in the players performance.But lets not give them phony labels ok ?Donald,I think everyone left out a huge factor that plays into "clutch" performance and why we tend to put more emphasis on clutch "playoff" or big game performances.Just look at Espn's Espy for best play of last year.It didn't go to any regular season play or any professional sport play for that matter.It went to the amazing sitting down shot that the high school kid basketall player made in the state championship game to send the game to overtime or double overtime whatever it was.What reason does any outfielder have to sacrifice and lay out his body for a shallow fly ball in the regular season when they have already clinched their division?MAJOR LEAGUE players, i don't think a factor like that is going to alter player performance at all.Dubb's name and it made me think of something.Your ERA+ stats aren't going to save you on this one nerd.
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