ShyMets wrote: » Keith Law is hosting the Baseball Tonight Podcast this week.
jack presley wrote: » ShyMets wrote: » Keith Law is hosting the Baseball Tonight Podcast this week. I like Keith. Much better than Buster ‘everything and everyone in baseball is brilliant’ Olney.
ShyMets wrote: » Not to forget 'They're all great guys. Who play the game the right way'
jack presley wrote: » Haha, yeah that’s true. Don’t get me wrong, Buster isn’t too bad and I like the Baseball Tonight podcast but I wish he’d call out bad things in baseball more often and challenge people he’s interviewing more. It’s too buddy buddy most of the time. However I know Dan LeBatard got in trouble from the bosses for having a go at Rob Manfred and upsetting an ESPN partner so maybe he just likes toeing the line.
jack presley wrote: » I have to agree with the Yankees here.https://deadspin.com/the-yankees-are-pissed-at-espn-1826536741 Asking a bit much to play the late game Sunday in Toronto then a double header in Baltimore the next day. I wonder how Aaron Boone's old colleagues at ESPN feel about him threatening a boycott. And will they mention it on their platforms?
Coeus wrote: » I have come down to DC today for the Nats - Rays game tonight...Nats lineup looks strong & Im excited to see Bryce & Mad Max doing their thing. Its been sunny all day but it has clouded over in the last hour. I hope I haven't brought the rain from Baltimore. 2 rainouts in one trip would suck!
jack presley wrote: » 2 runs in 38 innings for the Mets now. I really hate the Mets.
jack presley wrote: » Not a bad outing from Max to witness.
jack presley wrote: » Updated now to 2 runs in 42 innings. Runs scored in last 5 games - 0, 1, 0, 1 (14 innings) and 4. I really, really hate the Mets.
Coeus wrote: » I'm actually going to be in NYC at the weekend. If I can get out to Citi Field I'll let ye guys know but there being no day games & having plans doesnt make it easy this time...
jack presley wrote: » Save your money and don't waste your time. Yankees could put out their AA team and still win handily enough.
circular flexing wrote: » Citi Field is a nice stadium and worth a visit though.
Coeus wrote: » I know, I've already been there for a game, Mets beat the Marlins that day...I'm tempted this time as they now have Mikkeller bar there which I want to check out...the only one on the east coast to the best of my knowledge. If I can catch a ballgame even better!
Igotadose wrote: » PJ Conlon of Belfast, recently a NY Met, claimed off waivers by the Dodgers. I imagine he's pretty happy.
rebelyell99 wrote: » This month will tell us if the mariners can be a playoff team or not,with series against the Astros,Angels,Yankees and Red sox.We will need to up it a bit offensively but I am happy with where this team is at tbh.
jack presley wrote: » And now claimed back by the Mets! Strange few weeks for him. Probably thought he had escaped but then got sucked back in again. Plenty of air miles anyway.
jack presley wrote: » I think like McFaddens, you can go in without a ticket for the game although will probably be packed with the Yankees playing. And as you know apart from the 2 bars there's feck all else to see out there if you're not going to the game. Quite dodgy looking area too although I think they're cleaning up the old chop-shop area to the north of the stadium.
circular flexing wrote: » Ohtani to the DL with an elbow sprain. Will be out at least three weeks. Possibility of TJ surgery.