Grover Cleveland
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I go to sleep and EYBS dies?
Thanks Obama
Thanks Obama
Wonder how many Cubs fans there are who gave up on the game and went to bed before the ninth.
Hi guys. Can I interest you in ketchup?
Hi guys. Can I interest you in ketchup?
No. It's a different one.Corran, is that the same girl from the weird posing dance video you've posted before? She seems a bit twisted.
I was in bed long before the ninth. Games run so fucking late.....not like watching basketball at all lol.
I've also learned baseball has the most commercials of any blasted sport.....holy crap
Its worse in the playoffs when they play ads during every pitcher change and managers feel they have to make a switch every 5 pitches or so.
Hi guys. Can I interest you in ketchup?
Its worse in the playoffs when they play ads during every pitcher change and managers feel they have to make a switch every 5 pitches or so.
These playoffs feel like they have been especially bad with the lengths of games. Dodgers/Nationals yesterday was 3 hours, 44 minutes. On Monday their game was 4 hours, 12 minutes. Both 9 inning games.
Cleveland/Boston on Monday was a 4-3, 9 inning game that took 3 hours and 41 minutes. It's absurd.
i think strickland has been the biggest disappoint because they have been waiting to give him the closer roll and he has not taken it. he needs another pitch because even tho he throws hard his fast ball has no movement.
Yeah, not even his starter who was dominating all game and just needed three more outs for a complete game...
You know, I never really had a problem with ketchup tbh.
They sure jobbed...Giants, you had one job!
Really? It pales in comparison to football in terms of commerical breaks.
That was a Hulk Hogan appearing on WWF Superstars against Brooklyn Brawler level of job.They sure jobbed...
LIES!
Great article on Kershaw performance last night. A must read for idiots who always say he chokes in the postseason.
https://theringer.com/clayton-kersh...ers-2016-mlb-playoffs-4969800e9610#.pzntsmsyq
That was a great article. Kershaw started off shakey but really got his control in the second inning. Victim of circumstance in that 7th inning, for sure. I thought he stroke up Harper twice, honestly.
Thursday is going to be nuts. If we start Urias, do we let him go 3-4 innings or push for 5? Then who comes in? I would throw Hill in there for an inning or 2.
Great article on Kershaw performance last night. A must read for idiots who always say he chokes in the postseason.
https://theringer.com/clayton-kersh...ers-2016-mlb-playoffs-4969800e9610#.pzntsmsyq
The plan seems to be to have Hill start the game and have Urias come in and relieve him once it starts going downhill. I think Urias has been training to come out of the bullpen for the past two months. As opposed to Hill who has only started games.
But for any of this to be effective, the offense needs to step up. The bullpen has been much better this year, but has also been overworked in game 2 and 3.
Grandal and Gonzalez really need to step up. I would also maybe start Kendrick in left field, since he does poorly when pinch hitting. Tolsey is a much better pinch hitter.
These playoffs feel like they have been especially bad with the lengths of games. Dodgers/Nationals yesterday was 3 hours, 44 minutes. On Monday their game was 4 hours, 12 minutes. Both 9 inning games.
Cleveland/Boston on Monday was a 4-3, 9 inning game that took 3 hours and 41 minutes. It's absurd.
No, not really. On average NFL games last 3 hours total, the same as an average baseball game. The longest a playoff game not including the Super Bowl has gone is around 3:30 hours. If anything, playoff baseball is way longer.
T-Mobile just gave me 2 tckets to their suite for Nats Game 5 tomorrow.
Excellent article, thank you for posting it.
I like how they pointed out how Baez has basically been torpedoing Kershaw's starts for some time now lol
Because you deserve nice things, here is Shohei Ohtani murdering guys overnight with 100mph fastballs, filthy sliders, and a nasty forkball.
http://tv.pacificleague.jp/vod/topics/TFP/16891
That slider at 1:19 is disgusting.
The Blue Jays reportedly intend to make a long-term offer to Encarnacion, according to Jon Heyman of Today's Knuckleball, who notes they plan to extend both Encarnacion and Jose Bautista a qualifying offer.
According to Heyman, the Blue Jays offered Encarnacion a two-year deal in the spring that included two option years and adds that while Toronto's offer will be competitive, it's not expected to blow him away and it isn't a guarantee that they won't be outbid.
The Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder established residency in Mexico after his defection from Cuba in 2012. Cuba will not allow any MLB players or players who have defected to play for the nation in next year's contest.
Mexico manager Edgar Gonzalez also expressed interest to reporter Jon Paul Morosi in several other players, including Texas Rangers' Matt Bush, Oakland A's Khris Davis, Washington Nationals' Anthony Rendon and Danny Espinosa, and Miami Marlins' A.J. Ramos.
Two pronged news bulletin:
Report: Blue Jays plan to offer Encarnacion long-term deal
and
Puig interested in playing in the WBC....with Mexico?
seems more players are motivated to play next year in the WBC
seems more players are motivated to play next year in the WBC
anecdotally it certainly seems to have increased in importance for non-US players & programs.
US MLB players still really don't seem to care much, nor does MLB itself.