Could not agree more -- that is why I tuned in, only to be disappointed. That said, Casas is a beast worth watching!Ceddanne and Wilyer both on the bench. Do not like. No reason not to play them both.
Right looks like it might be a tough sun field out there ATM.Velazquez is fixin' to raise the white flag out there in right.
If it was up 6 more inches he would have been in troubleI'll admit, I was a little nervous when I saw that ball leave Raffy's hand.
Prom night.If it was up 6 more inches he would have been in trouble
You just need another MargaritaI don't know about y'all, but I'm Jimmy Buffetted the fuck out.
You know what? That's a capital idea!You just need another Margarita
I did. He was up on the plate like Youk was saying and Marsh decided that he wanted to use the Pedro part of the dish.Anyone else think that 1-2 to Devers was a purpose pitch, thrown right at that back leg? The catcher sure didn’t seem surprised by it. Then again, it might not have been a whole foot off the plate.
I think Houck and Cora did.Anyone else think that 1-2 to Devers was a purpose pitch, thrown right at that back leg? The catcher sure didn’t seem surprised by it. Then again, it might not have been a whole foot off the plate.
And I think Houck just got payback. Way the hell off the plate, and the catcher seemed to be anticipating it.I did. He was up on the plate like Youk was saying and Marsh decided that he wanted to use the Pedro part of the dish.
Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the ExtensionRafael "Dr. Strangeglove" Devers
As others have said, yes.Should Devers have had that?
It's happening all around baseball this year. (Conspiracy)Theory is that MLB wants to show that the rule changes are adding offense. Unearned runs don't help the story.As others have said, yes.
I think that’s scored an error in Boston, but the KC scorer (understandably) wanted to give his guy the RBI double.
I think there’s a good case for this from a purist perspective. For every measurable athletic activity, the standard for elite performance has improved markedly over the past 50 years. There’s no reason to think fielding in baseball hasn’t improved similarly. So resolving close calls in favor of hits rather than errors comes closer to giving us a clean comparison across eras.It's happening all around baseball this year. (Conspiracy)Theory is that MLB wants to show that the rule changes are adding offense. Unearned runs don't help the story.