Do we even have a 'Braves Win!' GIF?
Aw screw it. This deserves a gif.
What in the fuck?! Both teams are in the same division! i don't even..
I blame Enron and darkside for this two teaming shit.
https://twitter.com/TonyMassarotti/status/720988868397240320@TonyMassarotti: FWIW, hearing that Sandoval may get a second opinion on left shoulder and that he may actually have surgery. @985TheSportsHub @cbsboston
Sandoval might need surgery. He is going to get a 2nd opinion on his shoulder
https://twitter.com/TonyMassarotti/status/720988868397240320
Sandoval might need surgery.
Perfectly done. Play of the week.
Jim Leyland to manage US WBC team.
Jim Leyland to manage US WBC team.
how many packs of cigs will he go through?
Or does he vape now?
In an analysis that surprises no one, the Mariners are terrible at scoring runs at home vs away. Charts compare runs scored home vs away for 2014-2015 seasons
Testing the mean runs scored at home is less than away
Testing the standard deviation of runs scored at home is less than away
[edit] looking at it from the POV of the opponent, the mean test still holds but less conclusive on the st dev.
I am prepared.Do we even have a 'Braves Win!' GIF?
It needs to be RBH lighter .gif in reverse.I am prepared.
Saying winning is "everything," Atlanta Braves general manager John Coppolella expressed frustration over the team's 0-9 start this season.
"The Braves are a gold-standard organization, and to start out the season in this manner is embarrassing and unacceptable," Coppolella told MLB.com on Friday. "... We have so many other great things going on in other areas of our organization, but we do need to start playing better and winning more games."
The Braves and the Minnesota Twins are the first major league teams to lose nine in a row to start a season since Detroit in 2003, according to STATS. Atlanta's worst start came in 1988, when it went 0-10.
Coppolella wouldn't say that manager Fredi Gonzalez is in any danger of losing his job, but he did say that he's disappointed that the Braves haven't played up to their abilities.
"We care about Fredi," Coppolella told MLB.com. "We all hope we can turn things around and start winning games. That will take the pressure off everybody."
He later said: "We know we are better than our record indicates. More importantly, we know there are better days ahead for our organization and our fans. Nothing productive comes from panic."
Coppolella pointed out that the Braves have been competitive -- surrendering leads in five of the first seven games -- and injuries to Ender Inciarte, Dan Winkler, Jason Grilli and Jim Johnson haven't helped.
"We aren't going to make excuses for our terrible start -- close games, tough schedule, injuries -- we just haven't done the job," Coppolella told MLB.com. "We have made a commitment. We are committed to playing better in 2016."
I see the Twins are pretty damn good this year. That's awesome to see.
Anyway, heading to San Francisco this August. Have the option to see them play either the Mets or the Pirates. What do you guys think? Which would be a better game?
I see the Twins are pretty damn good this year. That's awesome to see.
Anyway, heading to San Francisco this August. Have the option to see them play either the Mets or the Pirates. What do you guys think? Which would be a better game?
Happy Jackie Robinson Day all.
Get those taxes in
Blake Swihart optioned to Pawtucket
The Christian Vasquez Era is upon us
And Ill tell you another anecdote. This is how concerned the Giants were when he played for them ... they would make special arrangements at the hotel the Giants were staying in to not allow him to order room service. They would tell the front desk management, If he calls down for room service at night after games, do not send anything to this room. They went to great measures to try to cut down on those eating binges, and it would only work for a time because he would find someplace to get food.
So, it really is a seriously problem...wow. I assumed a lot of it was jokes but yeah, the dude has a problem.
Cosplay as a Mets fan.
When Pablo Sandoval went home to Venezuela for Christmas in 2011, he gained so much weight so quickly 21 pounds in 21 days that when he returned to work out in Phoenix, his personal trainer did everything possible to keep the third baseman out of sight from his team, the San Francisco Giants.
The worry was that if the Giants caught a glimpse of Sandoval they were monitoring the progress his payday could have been in jeopardy.
I would go pick him up at a random location, drive him to the facility so that his car wouldnt be there, so if they dropped in they wouldnt know he was there, Banning said. So for about a three-week period, he had the flu we had every excuse in the world. We were just trying to rip weight off him again. And it ballooned way out of control.
Banning said he sacrificed the rest of his own existence at the time to get Sandoval to burn all the fat he had so quickly added. It worked: a three-year contract worth about $17 million materialized in January 2012.
I was coming in seven days a week, he was training three times a day on six days, and on Sundays he was training twice, Banning said. It was that bad. I mean, it got out of control.
I certainly am. Not getting my hopes super duper high, but this is going to be an entertaining seriesEveryone is excited to see the phils sweep the nats, right?
Yeah, at this point I'm guessing SF had to have included a weight clause in his contract offer before he bolted to Boston.
Day games after night games suck.