7F595E4B424E594F472C0 wrote: A blast from the past. Tommy Lasorda was one serious curmudgeon:
https://www.mlb.com/cut4/youppi-was-the ... eball-game
Thanks not only for the blast from the past but also a big laugh for today!
The other games
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The other games
Diamondbacks blow a 4-0 lead, and lose their 10th straight. Orioles lose their 9th straight, in very Piratey fashion, as all three runs in the 3-2 loss come via the home run. Both teams stay behind the Pirates, who are just a half a game worse than the Rockies and Tigers.
My guess is it won't be too much longer, and the Rangers will be throwing their hat in the ring as the race to the bottom intensifies. I think KC got off to too good a start and just one game below .500 right now. I'm not ruling out one or possibly 2 of the NL East teams to join the fray for horrible, especially if one or two teams start putting distance out there. My bet is Washington will go tank mode.
My guess is it won't be too much longer, and the Rangers will be throwing their hat in the ring as the race to the bottom intensifies. I think KC got off to too good a start and just one game below .500 right now. I'm not ruling out one or possibly 2 of the NL East teams to join the fray for horrible, especially if one or two teams start putting distance out there. My bet is Washington will go tank mode.
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Bobster21
The other games
5A7C7B6E676B7C6A62090 wrote: Diamondbacks blow a 4-0 lead, and lose their 10th straight. Orioles lose their 9th straight, in very Piratey fashion, as all three runs in the 3-2 loss come via the home run. Both teams stay behind the Pirates, who are just a half a game worse than the Rockies and Tigers.
My guess is it won't be too much longer, and the Rangers will be throwing their hat in the ring as the race to the bottom intensifies. I think KC got off to too good a start and just one game below .500 right now. I'm not ruling out one or possibly 2 of the NL East teams to join the fray for horrible, especially if one or two teams start putting distance out there. My bet is Washington will go tank mode.
As we are currently aware, there is no clear cut choice for this year's #1 pick. I think next year will be the same. The Pirates will definitely have one of the top picks so I don't think it matters if they don't get the #1.
Looking at #1s from 2010-2015 (picks since then have yet to make their mark in the majors) we see picking 1st doesn't always mean picking best:
2010: #1 Harper. Taillon 2, Machado 3, Chris Sale 13, Yelich 23. Production wise, Taillon was mostly a washout at #2 and it's debatable as to who is the best between #1, 3, 13 and 23.
2011: #1 Cole. But you couldn't go wrong with Rendon (6), Lindor (8) or Springer (11).
2012: #1 Carlos Correa. No other standouts from Rd 1.
2013: #1 Mark Appel. Better picks were Chris Bryant (2), Aaron Judge (32) or anyone else.
2014: #1 Brady Aiken (who?). Aaron Nola 7, Trea Turner 13, Matt Chapman 23, anyone else.
2015: #1 Dansby Swanson. Alex Bregman 2.
My guess is it won't be too much longer, and the Rangers will be throwing their hat in the ring as the race to the bottom intensifies. I think KC got off to too good a start and just one game below .500 right now. I'm not ruling out one or possibly 2 of the NL East teams to join the fray for horrible, especially if one or two teams start putting distance out there. My bet is Washington will go tank mode.
As we are currently aware, there is no clear cut choice for this year's #1 pick. I think next year will be the same. The Pirates will definitely have one of the top picks so I don't think it matters if they don't get the #1.
Looking at #1s from 2010-2015 (picks since then have yet to make their mark in the majors) we see picking 1st doesn't always mean picking best:
2010: #1 Harper. Taillon 2, Machado 3, Chris Sale 13, Yelich 23. Production wise, Taillon was mostly a washout at #2 and it's debatable as to who is the best between #1, 3, 13 and 23.
2011: #1 Cole. But you couldn't go wrong with Rendon (6), Lindor (8) or Springer (11).
2012: #1 Carlos Correa. No other standouts from Rd 1.
2013: #1 Mark Appel. Better picks were Chris Bryant (2), Aaron Judge (32) or anyone else.
2014: #1 Brady Aiken (who?). Aaron Nola 7, Trea Turner 13, Matt Chapman 23, anyone else.
2015: #1 Dansby Swanson. Alex Bregman 2.
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WildwoodDave2
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674A47565140571714250 wrote: Diamondbacks blow a 4-0 lead, and lose their 10th straight. Orioles lose their 9th straight, in very Piratey fashion, as all three runs in the 3-2 loss come via the home run. Both teams stay behind the Pirates, who are just a half a game worse than the Rockies and Tigers.
My guess is it won't be too much longer, and the Rangers will be throwing their hat in the ring as the race to the bottom intensifies. I think KC got off to too good a start and just one game below .500 right now. I'm not ruling out one or possibly 2 of the NL East teams to join the fray for horrible, especially if one or two teams start putting distance out there. My bet is Washington will go tank mode.
As we are currently aware, there is no clear cut choice for this year's #1 pick. I think next year will be the same. The Pirates will definitely have one of the top picks so I don't think it matters if they don't get the #1.
Looking at #1s from 2010-2015 (picks since then have yet to make their mark in the majors) we see picking 1st doesn't always mean picking best:
2010: #1 Harper. Taillon 2, Machado 3, Chris Sale 13, Yelich 23. Production wise, Taillon was mostly a washout at #2 and it's debatable as to who is the best between #1, 3, 13 and 23.
2011: #1 Cole. But you couldn't go wrong with Rendon (6), Lindor (8) or Springer (11).
2012: #1 Carlos Correa. No other standouts from Rd 1.
2013: #1 Mark Appel. Better picks were Chris Bryant (2), Aaron Judge (32) or anyone else.
2014: #1 Brady Aiken (who?). Aaron Nola 7, Trea Turner 13, Matt Chapman 23, anyone else.
2015: #1 Dansby Swanson. Alex Bregman 2.
The race in the NL East is crazy. 3 games from top to bottom and only one ( Mets) is above 500
My guess is it won't be too much longer, and the Rangers will be throwing their hat in the ring as the race to the bottom intensifies. I think KC got off to too good a start and just one game below .500 right now. I'm not ruling out one or possibly 2 of the NL East teams to join the fray for horrible, especially if one or two teams start putting distance out there. My bet is Washington will go tank mode.
As we are currently aware, there is no clear cut choice for this year's #1 pick. I think next year will be the same. The Pirates will definitely have one of the top picks so I don't think it matters if they don't get the #1.
Looking at #1s from 2010-2015 (picks since then have yet to make their mark in the majors) we see picking 1st doesn't always mean picking best:
2010: #1 Harper. Taillon 2, Machado 3, Chris Sale 13, Yelich 23. Production wise, Taillon was mostly a washout at #2 and it's debatable as to who is the best between #1, 3, 13 and 23.
2011: #1 Cole. But you couldn't go wrong with Rendon (6), Lindor (8) or Springer (11).
2012: #1 Carlos Correa. No other standouts from Rd 1.
2013: #1 Mark Appel. Better picks were Chris Bryant (2), Aaron Judge (32) or anyone else.
2014: #1 Brady Aiken (who?). Aaron Nola 7, Trea Turner 13, Matt Chapman 23, anyone else.
2015: #1 Dansby Swanson. Alex Bregman 2.
The race in the NL East is crazy. 3 games from top to bottom and only one ( Mets) is above 500
The other games
142A2F27342C2C270722352671430 wrote: Phils put Harper on the IL.
with him, Realmuto and Gregorious out, they are in deep s^&(. Not hitting or fielding well at all, and Segura and Girardi at odds.
This could get real ugly, real fast
I thought Segura and Girardi had patched things up.
doesnt seem like it. Now Girardi is shutting down the press on certain subjects
with him, Realmuto and Gregorious out, they are in deep s^&(. Not hitting or fielding well at all, and Segura and Girardi at odds.
This could get real ugly, real fast
I thought Segura and Girardi had patched things up.
doesnt seem like it. Now Girardi is shutting down the press on certain subjects
The other games
674C5B542D0 wrote: Phils put Harper on the IL.
with him, Realmuto and Gregorious out, they are in deep s^&(. Not hitting or fielding well at all, and Segura and Girardi at odds.
This could get real ugly, real fast
I thought Segura and Girardi had patched things up.
doesnt seem like it. Now Girardi is shutting down the press on certain subjects
doesn't shutting down the press always work?
with him, Realmuto and Gregorious out, they are in deep s^&(. Not hitting or fielding well at all, and Segura and Girardi at odds.
This could get real ugly, real fast
I thought Segura and Girardi had patched things up.
doesnt seem like it. Now Girardi is shutting down the press on certain subjects
doesn't shutting down the press always work?
The other games
765051465040330 wrote: Phils put Harper on the IL.
with him, Realmuto and Gregorious out, they are in deep s^&(. Not hitting or fielding well at all, and Segura and Girardi at odds.
This could get real ugly, real fast
I thought Segura and Girardi had patched things up.
doesnt seem like it. Now Girardi is shutting down the press on certain subjects
doesn't shutting down the press always work?
Not in the meatgrinder known as Philadelphia - these writers are ruthless
with him, Realmuto and Gregorious out, they are in deep s^&(. Not hitting or fielding well at all, and Segura and Girardi at odds.
This could get real ugly, real fast
I thought Segura and Girardi had patched things up.
doesnt seem like it. Now Girardi is shutting down the press on certain subjects
doesn't shutting down the press always work?
Not in the meatgrinder known as Philadelphia - these writers are ruthless
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WildwoodDave2
The other games
6B405758210 wrote: Phils put Harper on the IL.
with him, Realmuto and Gregorious out, they are in deep s^&(. Not hitting or fielding well at all, and Segura and Girardi at odds.
This could get real ugly, real fast
I thought Segura and Girardi had patched things up.
doesnt seem like it. Now Girardi is shutting down the press on certain subjects
doesn't shutting down the press always work?
Not in the meatgrinder known as Philadelphia - these writers are ruthless
Speaking of Philadelphia- Including today's game ( 5-30) The
Phillies have struck out 528 times in 52 games to lead the Majors in that category.
with him, Realmuto and Gregorious out, they are in deep s^&(. Not hitting or fielding well at all, and Segura and Girardi at odds.
This could get real ugly, real fast
I thought Segura and Girardi had patched things up.
doesnt seem like it. Now Girardi is shutting down the press on certain subjects
doesn't shutting down the press always work?
Not in the meatgrinder known as Philadelphia - these writers are ruthless
Speaking of Philadelphia- Including today's game ( 5-30) The
Phillies have struck out 528 times in 52 games to lead the Majors in that category.
The other games
7144535358615353585F53360 wrote: Wow.
the Phils have played one more game than the Pirates (just 437 strikeouts).
The Phillies do have 16 more homers and have scored 207 and the Bucs have scored 172.
Cutch has struck out 56 times but Rhys Hoskins has gone down 59 times and Alex Blom 57, Harper 45 ut he has missed 14 games.
the Phils have played one more game than the Pirates (just 437 strikeouts).
The Phillies do have 16 more homers and have scored 207 and the Bucs have scored 172.
Cutch has struck out 56 times but Rhys Hoskins has gone down 59 times and Alex Blom 57, Harper 45 ut he has missed 14 games.