If this was a regular season game I'd be throwing things.
16 runs by the Nats on 11 hits? Brutal game to listen to.
If this was a regular season game I'd be throwing things.
420 foot double!
Telus Field in Edmonton has a similar wall that is 34 feet tall. Only 3 players have hit a homer over it, one being Michael Cuddyer.What a horseshit wall. Who had the bright idea to build that there. I guess it is good for the batter, but oh well, it doesn't need to be that big.
I was promised angles mariners mlb network. Wtf is this marlins crap?
Ya I only turned over because of the rain in the NASCAR race also in Phoenix this weekGame is over anyway! Just got called due to rain.
You and me both. Recovery on TJ for position players is much less of a gamble than pitchers, at least. Still, it's pretty frustrating. I was/am looking forward to Buxton and Sano playing together. Hopefully it's soon.I was really looking forward to seeing Sano play tooo. Praying for a full recovery....
Tanaka's splitter today
The UI is garbage coming from the clean 360 interface too, it's pretty infuriating. My PC is actually handling everything OK in SD now but sitting at a computer chair for 10 innings (my game is tied in the 9th) is a bitch. I'll keep searching to see if/when they update the games for this season and post back if they do.
.Relief pitcher Guillermo Mota, 40, has announced his retirement. After sitting out the entire 2013 season, he signed a minor league/spring training deal with the Royals. Shortly after camp started, he decided it was time to hang it up. He left the Royals spring facility in Surprise, AZ on Friday.
He finishes with a career 39-45 record with 10 saves, a 3.94 ERA, and 1.276 WHIP. Fangraphs has his career WAR at 3.2.
Mota signed with the Mets as an amateur free agent in 1990 at the age of 16. He made his MLB debut with the Expos on May 2, 1999. He spent 14 seasons in the big league, appearing in 743 career games (all relief appearances) for the Expos, Dodgers, Marlins, Indians, Mets, Brewers, and Giants.
Mota appeared in the postseason four times, twice winning a World Series with the Giants in 2010 and 2012. He also appeared in 2006 with the Mets and 2008 with the Brewers. He was 1-0 with a 6.43 ERA in 14 career postseason appearances. He pitched 2.1 scoreless innings in the 2010 World Series against the Rangers.
Mota was suspended twice in his career under MLB's Joint Drug Agreement, which went into effect in the 2004 season. He was suspended for 50 games in 2007 and for 100 games in 2012. He tested positive both times for Clenbuterol, a steroid commonly used as a fat-burner. It is illegal in the United States.
Baseball-Reference estimates Mota made approximately $18.2 million in his career.
Cano, by all accounts, is thoroughly enjoying his first days inside a lively new clubhouse with new teammates, and his characteristically broad smile seems to confirm that from his position at the head of the beautified clubhouse here. But Cano looks around and sees those very real issues and wonders if there could be a move or two more coming from the Mariners.
General manager Jack Zduriencik appears either willing to wait before diving into the next impact move or is finally and simply short of cash (two sources suggest the Mariners have little or no loot left to spend, something Zduriencik won't confirm). Before hearing Cano's very specific ideas about how to improve the team, Zduriencik observed that he's learned over the winter just how "perceptive" his new megastar is.
Cano happily blended into the background on a team of veteran stars even as the best player in New York, but he doesn't hesitate when it comes to his thoughts on the Mariners, as the obvious burgeoning positional leader of a very young team.
"I'm not going to lie. We need an extra bat, especially a right-handed bat," Cano told CBSSports.com. "We have many left-handed hitters. We need at least one more righty. You don't want to face a lefty pitcher with a lineup of seven left-handed hitters."
Fuck you Mota.
Damn bro. I said the same lolFuck you Mota.
Boner.gifTanaka's splitter today
Already throwing a splitter in spring training. His arm will be dead by the All Star Break.Tanaka's splitter today
It was only a matter of time.The Indians have acquired Justin Sellers from the Dodgers in exchange for cash considerations.
Sell your stock0-5-1
Bottom basement 5th place finish here we come.
4 weeks until opening day. Dammit.
4 weeks until opening day. Dammit.