His first 2 at-bats were scary bad, but the man still has a golden arm
https://www.mlb.com/video/julio-urias-in-play-out-s-to-ketel-marte-enpnlj
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i know i watched all 15 games that wayThe 10 min recaps are awesome, it’s how I keep up with any team that isn’t the sox
I’ve been talking about this for a few years but more for football (both college and pro)The 10 min recaps are awesome, it’s how I keep up with any team that isn’t the sox
On the other hand, the old school Florida Marlins uniforms are great and should be worn all the time.These Padres uniforms are something.
He gets out of it again, 3 0 0 0 6 2, 63 pitches.Jack Flaherty has walked six of the first twelve Blue Jays, still 0-0 for now because he hasn’t allowed any hits yet.
Combination of new limit of only 2 pitcher rubber disengagements and the pitch clock making it predictable when the pitcher throws home.Why are steals up so much? Better leads with the pitch clock? Does throwing over to first base reset the clock?
Throwing over resets the clock, but the pitcher can only do it twice per batter. If he does it a third time and it doesn't result in an out, it's a balk.Why are steals up so much? Better leads with the pitch clock? Does throwing over to first base reset the clock?
I missed the new rules on Quad Games.Fox is carrying Yankees Giants and Rangers Phillies at 4pm
They might have to tweak something. I know most people don't care about the stolen base records the way they do some of the others, but if the home run rate jumped up to the same degree the stolen base success rate has, there would be talk about doing something about it.View: https://twitter.com/AlexFast8/status/1642304277652836352?s=20
First team in baseball history to steal 10 bases in the first two games of the season.
Well it's TWO GAMES into the season so I wouldn't rush to judge anything.They might have to tweak something. I know most people don't care about the stolen base records the way they do some of the others, but if the home run rate jumped up to the same degree the stolen base success rate has, there would be talk about doing something about it.
For sure about it only being two games, and I too like stolen bases---but I'm going to feel bad for Rickey if someone steals 150 bases, because he probably would have stolen 300 with these rules.Well it's TWO GAMES into the season so I wouldn't rush to judge anything.
Stolen bases are awesome. I hope someone steals 150 bags this year.
Beltre sends his regards#Dodgers Max Muncy came out of the game because -- as Dave Roberts summarized it -- "he had an interaction with a baseball that he needed to catch his breath a little." That interaction involved a very sensitive area of the body. He will be re-evaluated tomorrow.
Honoring the ball sack
The only tweak they need is for Red Sox pitchers to figure out how to not let baserunners get such huge jumps, like pretty much every other team has done. So far it's a Red Sox problem, not a rules problem.They might have to tweak something. I know most people don't care about the stolen base records the way they do some of the others, but if the home run rate jumped up to the same degree the stolen base success rate has, there would be talk about doing something about it.
Yeah this is not going well:I have only seen a few innings of the first two Mets/Marlins games, but have already seen Jazz Chisholm fuck up three plays in CF.
They used to wear Dodgers uniforms, now they are wearing Royals uniforms. I think that's a downgrade.Holy moly, these Rangers unis....woof.
I think it's way more fun to see the crowd into the game and trying to get into the opposing pitcher's head as opposed to, say, playing with a beach ball or doing the wave (however I am not anti-wave). The Seattle fanbase is excellent.Is every fanbase doing the idiotic countdown of the clock for every opposing reliever, even before it reaches 5, or is it just Seattle? You'd think by the 4th game of the season they'd realize how pointless it is.
Weren't Boston fans doing it in the 9th yesterday?Is every fanbase doing the idiotic countdown of the clock for every opposing reliever, even before it reaches 5, or is it just Seattle? You'd think by the 4th game of the season they'd realize how pointless it is.
They are a take on the powder blue road ones they wore in the 70s back when a good number of teams opted for powder blue over gray for their road uniforms:Holy moly, these Rangers unis....woof.
I'm aware, I grew up in the 70s. They should have just opted to go with the throw backs.They are a take on the powder blue road ones they wore in the 70s back when a good number of teams opted for powder blue over gray for their road uniforms:
The long and storied history of MLB teams taking the field in blue uniforms (espn.com)
Not that we noticed in section 25. But we were shivering pretty loudlyWeren't Boston fans doing it in the 9th yesterday?
I agree. But Nike can't help itself when it comes to re-imaging classics in the worst possible way.I'm aware, I grew up in the 70s. They should have just opted to go with the throw backs.
What do you think this is? I mean more power to them if they can sell the merch, but that's what these alternate unis are all about.I don't think the Rangers powder blues are bad. They're probably on the low end of the MLB powder blue rankings but the Rangers have always had mediocre uniforms.
I grew up watching baseball in the 90s and 00s and there were so many bland, boring, terrible uniforms it's hard to be mad about teams trying to be colorful. Unless it's those horrible cash grab City Connect uniforms. Those stink.