krustydoyle wrote: » Ohtani needs TJ surgery now
jack presley wrote: » Disappointed to read that. It’ll probably be 2020 before he pitches again.
circular flexing wrote: » As someone who likes baseball and likes watching good baseball players this is disappointing. However as someone who follows a different team in AL West, I'm happy this should help keep Mike Trout's postseason record to a single hit for another year.
jack presley wrote: » 2 years old now but the first time I’ve heard it with the audio. Interesting how umpires handle it when managers are having their last little tantrums.https://twitter.com/tigersjuk/status/1006699315912495104?s=21
Doogs27 wrote: » I've never heard the audio from a confrontation before, that's class. That umpire dealt impressively with the situation.
ShyMets wrote: » Mets Bullpen implodes again! The next few weeks will decide how this season pans out
Igotadose wrote: » Weeks? :P Sewald, overused, isn't up to the job. Blevins a disaster all season, can't get lefties out which is his role. Still no (real) offense, 3 home runs last night in 'Zona. Really what's getting me down, is that with all the discussion of another fire sale, it's not what I've signed up for as a fan. Constant cycling through players? Sorry, that stinks! I rooted for Ed Kranepool for 10 years! Tom Seaver, Dwight Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, David Wright, those guys were the ones I wanted to see at the park when I came to a game, or turned on the TV to watch. Now, it's whoever/whatever and they're all playing terribly. It's a lazy FO thing - if the players aren't any good, dump 'em and replace them. But its up to the FO to find, nurture and support those players. This FO doesn't get that. But, with all things Mets, it's down to the owners and the Met's ownership is in the bottom 3 or 4 in the league. Not as dramatically awful as some were like Jeffrey Loria and the previous Dodger ownership, but a bunch of bankrupt criminals who should've been forced to sell the team but weren't and we're stuck with them forever. Without a change there, it's going to be this way forever. Occasionally the team'll be competitive to get our hopes up, maybe win a WS every generation or so, but most of the time be either bottom of the basement awful, or 'competitive' but never quite good enough to get over the hump. Plus this FO is just plain dreadful at talent evaluation and bringing up minor leaguers. Current team is kind of a bunch of beer-leaguers. Hit home runs, or lose. Laughably bad defense. As someone pointed out, what team adds 4 players over 30 in the offseason? All the additions have been on the DL this year. The players brought in via the fire sale have yet to make any serious contribution - low minor leaguers not showing much. Just (another) grim time to bleed orange and blue like I do.
jack presley wrote: » 4 inning game between the Yankees and Nationals tonight should be interesting. Kind of like a sprint instead of a marathon.Any idea how the lineups work? I presume both sides have had changes to their rosters and to the 9 that we’re playing at the time the original game was suspended.
jack presley wrote: » 4 inning game between the Yankees and Nationals tonight should be interesting. Kind of like a sprint instead of a marathon. Any idea how the lineups work? I presume both sides have had changes to their rosters and to the 9 that we’re playing at the time the original game was suspended.
8-10 wrote: » If Juan Soto plays, it means he's registering official MLB stats 4 days before his official MLB debut which was May 20th
jack presley wrote: » This just in, Mike Trout is good.https://twitter.com/OGTedBerg/status/1008798247211724800
rebelyell99 wrote: » one thing that annoys me is the same group of teams shown on Sunday night baseball every week,whats the reason for this?
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