Plus, without looking at stats they hit well in Miller.
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MLB 2017 Regular Season OT - 108 years in the making
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Plus, without looking at stats they hit well in Miller.
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Who paid you to grab Dr. Pavel?
Holy shit show the game.
HarryDemeanor
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I don't care about Daniel Murphy. I want to see the game.
Jayson Werth almost died on the field and we're still watching Daniel Murphy.
Jayson Werth almost died on the field and we're still watching Daniel Murphy.
Of course its a long shot, just the way the Cubs like to shit the bed after a hot streak this season and 2 four game series on the road against the 2 teams chasing them, I'm just not ready to count the Cards out totally.
NameGenerated
Who paid you to grab Dr. Pavel?
That was fuckin fair.
HarryDemeanor
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Phew.
NameGenerated
Who paid you to grab Dr. Pavel?
You. Can't. Flim flam.
brianjones
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Stripling should be solely on mop up detail
Fuck yea.
Yea I was a sophomore in HS.It's been so long since we won a division I had to say it out loud.
Houston Astros, Division Champs.
YAY-YAH~
Thank you, Verlander, WHOO
Verlander was great again today.
HarryDemeanor
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When it rains, it pours.
so you have a 26 year old player who finally had their break out season having a 4+ WAR season and hitting
your team isn't expected to seriously compete again until 2019, but even then 2020 is likely the better time frame to have a competitive team.
do you.
A. Trade the player away hoping to gain a near MLB ready level talent that is ideally on par with him that will ideally be there for when your team comes together.
B. Hope your team comes together more quickly than expected and if it doesn't trade him mid season.
C. reward the player with a contract extension locking him up beyond 2020 since he is only 26?
the major question being of course... is this a fluke season, or did it finally click for him.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/garciav01.shtml
I mean I watched him for a long time, and he was clearly in better shape this season and his swing looks nicer, so I am leaning towards the production being legit. But how well can you sell on one season of production like he has had?
he won't be a free agent until 2020.
your team isn't expected to seriously compete again until 2019, but even then 2020 is likely the better time frame to have a competitive team.
do you.
A. Trade the player away hoping to gain a near MLB ready level talent that is ideally on par with him that will ideally be there for when your team comes together.
B. Hope your team comes together more quickly than expected and if it doesn't trade him mid season.
C. reward the player with a contract extension locking him up beyond 2020 since he is only 26?
the major question being of course... is this a fluke season, or did it finally click for him.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/garciav01.shtml
I mean I watched him for a long time, and he was clearly in better shape this season and his swing looks nicer, so I am leaning towards the production being legit. But how well can you sell on one season of production like he has had?
his walk rate is 5% (down from last year) and he has a 400 babip. if chicago can get something for him, id 100% sell high on him. Hes a corner outfielder with not much power.
sf2fanatic
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CT3 inside the park!!
JT!!
JT!!
brianjones
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trade Kershaw
offense goes to shit whenever seager is out of the lineup it seems
offense goes to shit whenever seager is out of the lineup it seems
evil solrac v3.0
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thanks for nothing orioles.
evil solrac v3.0
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we can do both tonight. plus I don't want it to be easy for the Red Sox.
thanks Orioles!
Lol at the "Keep Walking Yankees" sign behind home plate with Betances pitching (hit batter and 4 pitch walk so far)
Edit: final line: .1 IP, two walks, 1 hbp, 1 wild pitch, only out was a sac bunt. Bases loaded for mauer... he did hit a granny yesterday...
Pathetic. Meatballs down the middle, sac fly should have been in the bag. twins cower at the big bad yankee stadium again.
Edit: final line: .1 IP, two walks, 1 hbp, 1 wild pitch, only out was a sac bunt. Bases loaded for mauer... he did hit a granny yesterday...
Pathetic. Meatballs down the middle, sac fly should have been in the bag. twins cower at the big bad yankee stadium again.
102 mph "meatballs" are still hard to hit. I'm a hell of a lot more upset at Santana's wild pitches. *shrug*
evil solrac v3.0
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this will be the first year that we won't have multiple OTs for the MLB thread.
Nice win, important win.
It's so weird, where did all the Blue Jays fans go? 🤔🤔🤔
Béisbol is dead.
Chapman is back and the Yankees win. Now to hope the dirty birds pull through.
bonesmccoy
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Velcro Fly
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I'm so glad he blew it in game 7 and the Cubs won it in spite of him.
sf2fanatic
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I blame it on the ketchup hotdog
17 Seconds
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it's probably because of how early the mets died. when they're relevant they have tons of people posting all the time in here
HarryDemeanor
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#FreeFrankman
Sir Alemeth
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No reason to post Giants win gifs this season.
CosmicQueso
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Sitting behind the Dbacks bullpen at Petco. Rodney just showed up in the bottom of the 6th.
Archie Bradley has way too much energy. Dude hasn't sat down all game. Making jokes, pumping peeps up, what a solid dude.
And Mike Fetters runs a tight ship in the bullpen.
I was told that they're very diehard, real fans.
Archie Bradley has way too much energy. Dude hasn't sat down all game. Making jokes, pumping peeps up, what a solid dude.
And Mike Fetters runs a tight ship in the bullpen.
I was told that they're very diehard, real fans.
Corran Horn
May the Schwartz be with you
real baseball is dead. long live esports baseball leagues.
Frozenprince
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The Mests broke my spirit this year.
Much like they broke Harvey.
Much like they broke Harvey.
RIP Silver Arrows
"But did you know the Dodgers no longer hold the No. 2 run-differential spot in the sport? Its true. That distinction now belongs to the Yankees, who entered play Monday having outscored the opposition by 62 runs (191 runs scored, 129 runs allowed) since August 14. And following last nights victory over Minnesota, New York has now won 20 of their last 31 games."
"You could make the argument that the Yankees are the second-best team in baseball. You could also make the argument that theyve been the unluckiest, underperforming their expected record by nine wins according to BaseRuns, the worst mark in the majors."
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/no-one-will-want-to-face-these-yankees/
If they were even average in one run games, they'd be leading the division.
"You could make the argument that the Yankees are the second-best team in baseball. You could also make the argument that theyve been the unluckiest, underperforming their expected record by nine wins according to BaseRuns, the worst mark in the majors."
http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/no-one-will-want-to-face-these-yankees/
If they were even average in one run games, they'd be leading the division.
Dmncnby2k9
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Let's makes 700 post before the season ends!
Yanks just need to get in and anything can happen. Good enough to make a deep run.
I think those who were doubting are starting to come around.
The final two weeks of the season are going to be pretty exciting if you're a Brewers fan. A four game series versus the Cubs coming up in Milwaukee plus a three game series to end the season against the Cardinals. Milwaukee can absolutely steal the division at the very end here as long as they don't slip up against the Pirates or Reds along the way.
I don't think I see the Rockies slipping up and losing that final Wild Card spot though, they got kind of a weak schedule going to the finish with the exception of the Dodgers as their season finale.
I don't think I see the Rockies slipping up and losing that final Wild Card spot though, they got kind of a weak schedule going to the finish with the exception of the Dodgers as their season finale.
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